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Counter et al., 1991 - Google Patents

Acoustic trauma in extracranial magnetic brain stimulation

Counter et al., 1991

Document ID
6032022534816889339
Author
Counter S
Borg E
Lofqvist L
Publication year
Publication venue
Electroencephalography and clinical neurophysiology

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The effects of the magnetic coil acoustic artifact (MCAA) associated with extracranial magnetic field stimulation (EMFS) of the brain were studied in normal hearing rabbits. Spectral and intensity analyses showed that the MCAA is a high intensity transient signal …
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