Ângela Paula Neves Rocha Martins

Ângela Paula Neves Rocha Martins is a Professor at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Lisbon, affiliated with the Veterinary Medicine Research (CECAV) and I-MVET. Her work focuses on veterinary neurorehabilitation, particularly mobility impairments in dogs and cats due to spinal cord injuries, intervertebral disk extrusions, and osteoarthritis. She has published extensively in journals like Frontiers in Veterinary Science and Animals, emphasizing clinical trials and rehabilitation protocols.

• University: University of Lisbon
• School: Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
• Academic Rank: Professor

Her research spans neurorehabilitation and regenerative medicine in veterinary contexts. Key areas include:

• Spinal cord injury recovery in dogs
• Brachial plexus injury rehabilitation in cats
• Functional electrical stimulation applications
• Efficacy of joint supplements (e.g., eggshell membrane)

Her recent publications highlight collaborations with researchers like Gouveia, Cardoso, and Ferreira, focusing on translational approaches to veterinary neurology. She leads the CECAV research group and engages in international networks, as evidenced by Scopus and ORCID profiles.

Labs & Teams: Affiliated with I-MVET and CECAV, her work bridges clinical practice and research in veterinary medicine.