Results
Repeated-measures ANOVA found significant differences between group A and groups B and C (healthy probands) in the changes from baseline to the 2-week examination, consisting of decreased latencies of P40 [Variation of TN SEP latency: P40 and N50 of the paretic limb and N50 of the non-paretic limb. Vertical bars denote 95% confidence intervals for means. *Comparison of group A to groups B and C from baseline to 2 weeks: decrease in paretic TN P40 latency: When we examined only group A to group B between baseline and week 2 with The pre-intervention–post-intervention strength increase in dorsiflexion of the paretic foot ankle between weeks 2 and 4, as measured by MRC classification, significantly differed in group B compared to group A by repeated-measures ANOVA [Variation of the motor skill parameters: FD strength and 10-m walk test results (number of steps and time). Vertical bars denote 0.95 confidence intervals for means. An essential factor to mention is that a dependent Clinical neurophysiologists were initially unable to evaluate TN SEPs of ten patients and MN SEPs in two patients because SEP amplitudes were absent due to subcortical or cortical lesions. Those patients were excluded from the calculations of the SEP A moderate correlation from baseline to week 2 between the variables [N50 TN non-paretic latency] and [10-m walking cadence] in group A, 