Preventing misestimation of transcranial magnetic stimulation motor threshold with MTAT 2.0

We discovered situations in which the popular transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) motor threshold (MT) assessment software tool MTAT 2.0 [1] can produce a large misestimation of the MT. We describe the issue, study it computationally, and suggest ways to address it. ... read more

Brain Stimulation Journal FeedBy Lari M. Koponen, Angel V. Peterchev

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Preventing misestimation of transcranial magnetic stimulation motor threshold with MTAT 2.0