Sir, this is probably the best explanation I've ever watched. I NEED that egg-and-chicken-who-come-first sort of logic! But one thing still confused me is the coil part. I'm still confused on the difference between stimulation area and depth.
Is there a way to identify from an MRI whether a left-handed patient’s brain hemispheres are reversed in order to target stimulation on the appropriate side? Thank you for posting this, great info about TMS stimulation parameters. Had no idea the direction of the coil made a difference.
You can use TMS to determine which side of the brain speech production is lateralized to. This would be much faster, easier, and less expensive than using fMRI to determine this.
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Sir, this is probably the best explanation I've ever watched. I NEED that egg-and-chicken-who-come-first sort of logic! But one thing still confused me is the coil part. I'm still confused on the difference between stimulation area and depth.
Great video! Excellent explanation. Thank you.
Thanks for your support!
Thanks alot for your great effort
Thank you!
Is there a way to identify from an MRI whether a left-handed patient’s brain hemispheres are reversed in order to target stimulation on the appropriate side?
Thank you for posting this, great info about TMS stimulation parameters. Had no idea the direction of the coil made a difference.
You can use TMS to determine which side of the brain speech production is lateralized to. This would be much faster, easier, and less expensive than using fMRI to determine this.