Transcranial direct current stimulation for balance and gait in repetitive mild traumatic brain injury in rats.

BMC Neurosci · 2021 · PMC8052850 · PMID 33865318

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The results demonstrated that anodal tDCS at the M1 area, which underwent immediately after repetitive mTBI, increased the amplitude of MEP, showed a decreasing trend of the foot-fault ratio, and improved the rotarod duration. tDCS may have therapeutic benefits for balance function and electrophysiological changes.

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