Dr. Rodríguez shares his experience and journey of how he has transformed and grown his outpatient practice by integrating robotics. He discusses his perspective on how EksoNR, besides its already known outcome in the sub-acute setting, can be a valuable tool for extending progression in chronic conditions, regaining cardiovascular, strength, mobility and quality of life.

Meet Your Speaker

Dr. Carlos Rodríguez

Dr. Carlos Rodríguez López is a Physiotherapist working in the Neurorehabilitation field for 22 years and is co-founder and the Clinical Director of the Sinapse Neurología Group in Spain, with two clinics that focus their therapy, among other approaches, on robotics in a multidisciplinary team. 

He's been a lecturer in the Physiotherapy faculty in Cantabria University, Spain for 15 years, and since 2015 have been the Programme Coordinator of the Neurologic Speciality within the University. Dr. Rodríguez completed his PhD in 2017, focused on the mechanical adaptation of the median nerve in people after a stroke, and since then has been the Director of Master thesis on the subjects above, collaborating with the main European Universities. 

Dr. Rodríguez's area of academic focus is in peripheral nerves physiology, pain, perception and exercise in neurological conditions, with a special interest in how robotics can have an influence on movement disorders both in the acute and chronic stage.