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Can transcranial electric stimulation with multiple electrodes reach deep targets?

Huang et al., 2019

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4561539452135889685
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Huang Y
Parra L
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Brain stimulation

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To reach a deep target in the brain with transcranial electric stimulation (TES), currents have to pass also through the cortical surface. Thus, it is generally thought that TES cannot achieve focal deep brain stimulation. Recent efforts with interfering waveforms and pulsed …
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