Transcranial magnetic stimulation induced fields in different brain models
This paper gives a comparison of the numerical results for the induced electric field, electric current density, and the magnetic flux density inside the adult, 10-years-old, and 5-years-old homogeneous brain models, for three different transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) coils. The numerical re...
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