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Results: The mean age of participants was 59.1 13.2 years, and the mean time between stroke onset and tDCS application was 18.9 11.9 days. No adverse effects of tDCS were reported. The mean score of WMFT increased from 2.27 1.40 to 2.71 1.43 (ZZ e2.379, p Z 0.017). The mean time for task completion of WMFT decreased from 52.4 47.1 to 42.2 38.0 seconds (Z Z e2.366, p Z 0.018). Conclusion: The outcome evaluation shows that an integrated upper limb rehabilitation programme combining tDCS and intensive physiotherapy treatment improves upper limb motor function in stroke patients. These positive findings form a basis for future randomised sham-controlled trials to explore the effect of tDCS in enhancing upper limb functions in stroke patients.

Reliability and validity of the 10-m walk test in dual-task conditions among people with chronic stroke