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Optimal stimulation site for rTMS to improve motor function: Anatomical hand knob vs. hand motor hotspot

Kim et al., 2021

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2906903435796681548
Author
Kim H
Kim J
Lee H
Lee J
Na Y
Chang W
Kim Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Neuroscience Letters

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Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is used to modulate neuronal excitability of the human brain. Distant effects on contralateral corticomotor excitability can be exerted by interhemispheric modulation by low-frequency rTMS on ipsilateral hemisphere. To …
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