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The strength and spread of the electric field induced by transcranial rotating permanent magnet stimulation in comparison with conventional transcranial magnetic …

Helekar et al., 2018

Document ID
15272181238314722161
Author
Helekar S
Convento S
Nguyen L
John B
Patel A
Yau J
Voss H
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Neuroscience Methods

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Background Weak or low intensity transcranial stimulation of the brain, such as low field magnetic stimulation and electrical stimulation, can produce significant functional and therapeutic neuromodulatory effects. New method We have recently developed a portable …
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