Main articleEpileptic seizures triggered directly by focal transcranial magnetic stimulation
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The impact of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) on seizure course in people with and without epilepsy
2022, Clinical Neurophysiology PracticeSeizure risk with repetitive TMS: Survey results from over a half-million treatment sessions
2021, Brain StimulationCitation Excerpt :This seizure occurred during 10 Hz motor cortex stimulation at 208% resting motor threshold (rMT), an unfavorable protocol that highlights improved safety guidelines since that era. In 1995, the first TMS-induced focal motor seizure was documented by electromyography [11]. Consensus safety guidelines for TMS were first published in 1998 [12], approximately three years after the first pilot study of repetitive TMS (rTMS) for depression [13].
The right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex is essential in seconds range timing, but not in milliseconds range timing: An investigation with transcranial direct current stimulation
2019, Brain and CognitionCitation Excerpt :Firstly, the PET and fMRI studies only showed correlational results and did not establish the causal relationship between a particular brain area and a certain aspect of behavioral and cognitive performance (He et al., 2016). Furthermore, Although the TMS studies could explore causality, it has been associated with the potential for causing seizures if inappropriately applied (Classen et al., 1995). Third, Although the lesion studies could also theoretically explore causality, it is difficult to find a sufficient number of participants with single interested brain lesion in the study, and these participants often have other complications (Koch, Oliveri, Carlesimo, & Caltagirone, 2002).