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Temporal interference stimulation targets deep brain regions by modulating neural oscillations

2019-12-27

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Temporal interference (TI) stimulation of the brain generates amplitude-modulated electric fields oscillating in the kHz range. A validated current-flow model of the human head estimates that amplitude-modulated electric fields are stronger in deep brain regions, while unmodulated electric fields are maximal at the cortical regions. The electric field threshold to modulate carbachol-induced gamma oscillations in r...

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d3c5c19e-0241-5793-a9a3-d3c8f09e0ad8
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10.1101/2019.12.25.888412
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