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Numerical investigation of white matter anisotropic conductivity in defining current distribution under tDCS

Shahid et al., 2013

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2138902336175319934
Author
Shahid S
Wen P
Ahfock T
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Computer methods and programs in biomedicine

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The study investigates the impact of white matter directional conductivity on brain current density under the influence of Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS). The study employed different conductivity estimation algorithms to represent conductivity distribution in …
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