Effects of anodal cerebellar transcranial direct current stimulation on motor symptoms and cerebellar inhibition in Parkinson's disease: A sham-controlled cross-over study

Key Points

• Anodal cerebellar stimulation significantly reduces motor symptoms associated with parkinson's disease, enhancing movement control.
• The study involves a sham-controlled cross-over design, with 20 participants receiving both active and sham stimulation.
• Motor symptoms were assessed using standard clinical scales, indicating measurable improvements after stimulation sessions.
• Further exploration is needed to validate these findings across larger populations and assess long-term effects.