5. Conclusion
lower limb movement disorders, stroke, subacute stroke, gait balance disorders
STROKE
In conclusion, our study reveals that conventional gait rehabilitation combined with ctDCS is an effective treatment for improving gait balance disorders in the lower limb of patients with subacute stroke. In future studies study, the sample size should be further expanded. At the same time, the study would combine wearable gait analyzer or functional MRI imaging changes, MEP, to evaluate the outcome. Furthermore, exploring different diversified sites for tDCS with different parameters is essential. Accordingly, determining the optimal parameters for the relevant sites will help improve the rigorousness of the treatment effect. The ctDCS therapy will truly become a new clinical technique for treating patients with lower limb movement disorders after stroke, improving patients' quality of life and accelerating the return of patients to social life.