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Using high-amplitude and focused transcranial alternating current stimulation to entrain physiological tremor

Khatoun et al., 2018

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Khatoun A
Breukers J
Op de Beeck S
Nica I
Aerts J
Seynaeve L
Haeck T
Asamoah B
Mc Laughlin M
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Scientific Reports

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Transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) is a noninvasive neuromodulation method that can entrain physiological tremor in healthy volunteers. We conducted two experiments to investigate the effectiveness of high-amplitude and focused tACS montages …
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