2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2014.04.065
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Low-frequency rTMS inhibitory effects in the primary motor cortex: Insights from TMS-evoked potentials

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“…In order to identify the specific contributions of different sensors clusters we computed LMFP on the 6 electrodes clusters, namely bilaterally on frontal, temporal and parietal regions. This method has already been used in several studies as an index of local cortical excitability (Canali et al, 2014;Casarotto et al, 2013;Casula et al, 2014). We found a significant rise of LMFP after the end of anodal tDCS bilaterally in frontal and parietal clusters.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…In order to identify the specific contributions of different sensors clusters we computed LMFP on the 6 electrodes clusters, namely bilaterally on frontal, temporal and parietal regions. This method has already been used in several studies as an index of local cortical excitability (Canali et al, 2014;Casarotto et al, 2013;Casula et al, 2014). We found a significant rise of LMFP after the end of anodal tDCS bilaterally in frontal and parietal clusters.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…The N100 was almost abolished when the TMS coil is rotated by 90°relative to the optimal orientation (Bonato et al, 2006) and after alcohol ingestion (Kähkönen and Wilenius, 2007). Furthermore, the N100 amplitude was significantly increased after 1 Hz rTMS applied over M1 (Casula et al, 2014), and significantly correlated with the duration of the cortical silent period (Farzan et al, 2013), which is thought to reflect cortical inhibitory processes (see Section 2.2.3. ).…”
Section: Late Components Of Motor Cortex Tepsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Например, при онлайн ТМС-ЭЭГ двигательной коры до и после проведения низкочастотной (1 Гц) рТМС моторной и зрительной коры у здоровых ис-пытуемых было продемонстрировано, что низкоча-стотная рТМС двигательной области приводила как к уменьшению амплитуды ВМО, так и к увели-чению амплитуды P60 и N100 компонентов ТМС-ВП, предположительно связанных с активацией ГАМКергических механизмов. При этом низкоча-стотная стимуляция зрительной коры не сопрово-ждалась изменениями ни ВМО, ни ТМС-ВП [53]. В некоторых исследованиях показана большая чув-ствительность маркеров ЭЭГ по сравнению с марке-рами ЭМГ при ТМС-индуцированной модуляции [54].…”
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