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Methods and strategies of tDCS for the treatment of pain: current status and future directions

Pacheco-Barrios et al., 2020

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Pacheco-Barrios K
Cardenas-Rojas A
Thibaut A
Costa B
Ferreira I
Caumo W
Fregni F
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Expert review of medical devices

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Introduction Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) is a noninvasive neuromodulation technique that has been widely studied for the treatment of chronic pain. It is considered a promising and safe alternative pain therapy. Different targets have been tested, each having …
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