本文著录格式：Cao, W., Zhang, X., Qiu, H. (2023). Rehabilomics: A state-of-the-art review of framework, application, and future considerations. Frontiers in Neurology, 14, 1103349.
摘要：Rehabilomics is an important research framework that allows omics research built upon rehabilitation practice, especially in function evaluation, outcome prediction, and individualized rehabilitation. In the field of rehabilomics, biomarkers can serve as objectively measured indicators for body functioning, so as to complement the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF) assessment. Studies on traumatic brain injury (TBI), stroke, and Parkinson’s disease have shown that biomarkers (such as serum markers, MRI, and digital signals derived from sensors) are correlated with diagnosis, disease severity, and prognosis. Rehabilomics also examines a wide range of individual biological characteristics in order to develop personalized rehabilitation programs. Secondary prevention and rehabilitation of stroke have already adopted a rehabilomic approach to individualize treatment programs. Mechanisms of non-pharmacological therapies are expected to be unveiled in light of rehabilomics research. When formulating the research plan, learning from established databases is recommended and a multidisciplinary collaborative team is warranted. Although still in its infancy, the advancement and incorporation of rehabilomics has the potential to make a significant impact on public health.
关键词：rehabilomics; biomarkers; personalized treatment; functional evaluation; rehabilitation mechanisms
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作者简介:
曹文月（第一作者），硕士，毕业于南京医科大学特种医学（运动方向），现为康复科学学院专任教师。主要承担《特殊儿童沟通与交往训练》，《孤独症儿童康复》等课程。研究方向为：孤独症儿童的评估与干预，康复组学研究等。
邱怀德（通讯作者），博士，毕业于南京医科大学康复医学和理疗学，现为康复科学学院讲师。江苏省优秀博士毕业生，SCI 杂志外科学前沿客座编委，多本国际期刊审稿人。累计发表 10 余篇英文论文，H 指数为10。
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