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Evaluates EEG-controlled TMS effects in precision psychiatry, suggesting enhanced therapeutic outcomes.
Brain state-controlled and closed-loop approaches to transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) have emerged as a promising frontier in precision psychiatry [1]. Multiple groups have demonstrated that the phase of ongoing electroencephalographic (EEG) oscillations modulates cortical susceptibility to a standard TMS pulse, with most evidence to date coming from recordings of evoked potentials in the motor cortex [2]. These findings raise the prospect that EEG-synchronized stimulation could reduce inter-individual variability in therapeutic neuromodulation.
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