4.5. Mobility
spasticity
To evaluate the improvement in walking functionality in PwS, we used different locomotor tests, namely 10MWT to assess walking speed and TUG to assess mobility.However, no significant effects of the TT-FES (or TT) were found during 10MWT, which can be considered an index of functionality, disability, and quality of life in PwS [Contrary to our findings, Sheffler et al. [The effects of the intervention in the A-B Group were beneficial in the results of mobility (TUG), as this group presented an improvement after the first and second protocols, while the B-A Group showed no improvement. Thus, the order of the protocols led to a difference in the mobility outcome. The reduction in spasticity, improvement in ankle dorsiflexion, and the increase in neural plasticity may explain the positive impacts of the FES on mobility [