Martin Tik

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Universität Wien

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Calibrated Brain Stimulation by Concurrent TMS/fMRI

Open Date: 2019-12-01

Close Date: 2024-05-31

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Catriona Scrivener

University of Glasgow

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Fa-Hsuan Lin

University of Toronto

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Christian Windischberger

Universität Wien

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Nolan Williams

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Stanford University

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Martin Tik

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302. Connectivity-Guided, Interleaved iTBS -fMRI Demonstrates Subcortical Target Engagement in Treatment-Resistant Depression

Functional neuroimaging highlights sex as a critical variable in depression research

Approaches to map cortical excitability beyond the primary motor cortex - Perspectives from cognitive neuroscience, multimodal imaging and clinical applications.

Contralateral prefrontal and network engagement during left DLPFC 10 Hz rTMS: an interleaved TMS-fMRI study in healthy adults.

A new flexible coil setup to measure interleaved TMS-fMRI response during accelerated iTBS

Consensus guidelines for the use of concurrent TMS-fMRI in cognitive and clinical neuroscience.

268. Advancing iTBS-fMRI for Imaging Neural Circuits in Affective Disorders

AB-124. Targeting the left DLPFC with TMS: Implications for emotion processing circuitry

AB-285. A novel interleaved intermittent theta burst-fMRI method to characterize online target engagement in Ultra-Treatment Resistant Depression

Assessing cortical and subcortical excitability changes with interleaved TMS-fMRI

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Catriona Scrivener

Fa-Hsuan Lin

Christian Windischberger

Nolan Williams

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