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期刊名:Brain stimulation

缩写:BRAIN STIMUL

ISSN:1935-861X

e-ISSN:1876-4754

IF/分区:9.7/Q1

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A leading theory for how psychedelics are able to produce robust clinical improvement and preclinical behavioral changes is that psychedelics act through neuroplastic mechanisms to induce lasting structural and functional alterations in neu...
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Objective: To quantify dose-response associations of total pulse dose and intersession interval with antidepressant outcomes in accelerated repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS), with more than one treatment...
Zhitong Zeng,Zhengyu Lin,Peng Huang et al. Zhitong Zeng et al.
Background: This study investigated the clinical efficacy of asymmetric frequency stimulation (AFS), which involved the unilateral low-frequency and contralateral high-frequency stimulation, in the treatment of PD. ...
Giovanni Rabuffo,Marianna Angiolelli,Tomoki Fukai et al. Giovanni Rabuffo et al.
Introduction: Brain stimulation outcomes vary across trials even under identical parameters and targets, limiting reproducibility and clinical translation. Previous work suggests that ongoing brain states, including oscil...
Joseph J Taylor,Charlotte J Stagg,Indrit Bègue et al. Joseph J Taylor et al.
Background: Noninvasive brain stimulation is typically delivered once daily, but accelerated protocols delivering multiple daily treatments have re-emerged to shorten time to clinical improvement. ...