Addressing the sources of inter-subject variability in E-field parameters in anodal tDCS stimulation over motor cortical network
Pablo Franco-Rosado,
M Amparo Callejón,
Javier Reina-Tosina
et al.
Abstract:Background:
Although tDCS constitutes a non-invasive neuromodulation technique with promising results in a great variety of applications, its clinical implementation is compromised by the high inter-subject variability reported. This study aims to analyze the inter-subject variability in electric fields (E-fields) over regions of the cortical motor network under two electrode montages: the classical C3Fp2 and an alternative P3F3, which confines more the Efield over this region.
Methods:
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