2.4. Evaluation Criteria
lower extremity flexor band movement, stroke
STROKE
The wearable gait analyzer (Beijing Norton-Global Motion Capture Technology) comprises 17 systems across the extremities and trunk. Combined with gait scales, it allows for standardized testing protocols, improved sensitivity, repeatability, accuracy of assessment, and accurate analysis of patient balance and standing function, excluding the influence of patient and assessor personal factors.The primary outcome was the Fugl-Meyer motor assessment for the lower extremities (FMA-LE), which included supine Achilles and knee tendon reflex activity, lower extremity flexor band movement, lower extremity extensor band movement, seated with band movement, standing separated movement, seated normal reflexes, and supine heel-knee-shin test, to test the motor synergy, reflexes, and coordination ability of the lower limbs, scoring a total of 6 major items and 17 subitems, with scores ranging from 0 to 2 and a maximum score of 34.Secondary outcome measures were other gait assessment indicators and related stroke scales.