Tag: blog
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Best Paper Award for bionic-hand sensor research
A certificate recognized research on magnetic sensing for bionic-hand control as a Best Paper at the Iranian Biomedical Engineering Conference.
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Rehabilitation robotics and assisted practice
Robotic and exoskeleton systems can deliver repeatable assisted movement, but meaningful benefit depends on patient selection and clinical integration.
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How peripheral nerves recover
Nerve recovery is gradual and depends on injury level, repair quality, distance to the target muscle or skin, and structured follow-up.
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De Quervain’s and pain on the thumb side of the wrist
Pain near the thumb-side wrist may involve irritated tendon sheaths, but examination is important because several conditions can feel similar.
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Orthopedic congress presentation recognition
A selected scientific presentation connected clinical and engineering work in upper-limb innovation; the final public wording remains tied to the verified certificate record.
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Research impact in external-fixator pin coatings
Research on hydroxyapatite-based external-fixator pin coatings was recognized for citation impact; attribution should follow the underlying publication record.
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Magnetic sensing for prosthetic control
Research explores whether implanted magnetic elements and external sensors can create stable, intuitive commands for advanced upper-limb prostheses.
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Hand therapy and the timing of early motion
Movement can protect function, but starting too early or too late may be harmful; timing depends on the injured tissue and repair strength.
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Trigger finger: why a finger locks
A narrowed tendon tunnel can cause clicking, pain, or locking; treatment depends on duration, examination findings, and functional limitation.
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Hand reconstruction and myoelectric prostheses
Reconstruction and prosthetic pathways answer different clinical needs; anatomy, function, goals, rehabilitation, and device tolerance shape the decision.