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Increasing pulse energy of 5Hz rTMS improves its efficacy in inducing excitatory aftereffects

2019-06-21

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<h4>Introduction</h4> High frequency repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation induces excitation when applied to the motor cortex as reflected by the increase MEP amplitudes after the stimulation. The effects differ according to pulse width, probably due to higher content of energy in the wider pulses and their ability to cause wider activation in comparison to shorter pulse shapes. Here we focus on the after...

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8c46cfb7-af0d-5e23-a336-0ab8d703fbd5
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10.1101/652578
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