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It also compares these findings with traditional clinical evaluation methods like manual muscle testing (MMT). We conducted a systematic search of PubMed, IEEE Xplore, and the Cochrane Library (2000\u20132025) for both observational and experimental studies that utilized sensor-based techniques (such as handheld or isokinetic dynamometry, load cells, and proprioceptive devices) to quantify ankle dorsiflexion and reported their relationship with gait outcomes. Additionally, studies employing conventional, non-instrumented clinical grading (e.g., ankle-dorsiflexor MMT) were included if they explored the connection between ankle function and gait, although these were not included in the quantitative analysis. Eighteen studies involving 783 stroke survivors met the inclusion criteria and were evaluated using the Newcastle\u2013Ottawa Scale. Generally, individual studies found a positive association between ankle-dorsiflexor strength and both gait speed and endurance, although some negative correlations were noted. The strength and sometimes direction of these associations varied depending on the sensing technology, dorsiflexion index, gait outcome, and stroke chronicity. 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