File:TMS.png
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Image derived from psych scene hub displaying the general mechanism of TMS. A small coil is placed near the scalp, whereby a magnetic field is applied to induce an electrical field within the brains outer cortex. The coil is generally directed above the motor cortex (region which primarily generates neural impulses).
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| current | 16:30, 9 December 2023 | | 563 × 484 (204 KB) | Angeliki Chorti (talk | contribs) | https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Transcranial_magnetic_stimulation_(TMS).png Image derived from psych scene hub displaying the general mechanism of TMS. A small coil is placed near the scalp, whereby a magnetic field is applied to induce an electrical field within the brains outer cortex. The coil is generally directed above the motor cortex (region which primarily generates neural impulses). |
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