Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

A transcranial magnetic stimulation treatment is simulated by Domenic Ciraulo, a MED professor and chair of the department of psychiatry and chief psychiatrist at Boston Medical Center, and Maryam Afshar, a MED assistant professor and principal investigator of the alcohol study at BMC.

[@micahmitchell517]

The background sound is competing with the speakers voice. Background sound wins.

[@xx-yk7rd]

Watching this for lab report- really helpful!

[@buckeyez419]

Yes this treatment works for many, but to say it’s safer and noninvasive is not accurate. I had the treatment, and since I’ve experienced a much deeper depression including suicidal ideation. I also have concentration issues, mood fluctuations, and anxiety attacks in certain social situations. I had none of this prior to TMS. There’s others who have experienced similar or different symptoms that have really negatively impacted their lives. It’s been 7 months since last treatment and pray that I can regain some of my brain back.

[@martinlutherkingjr.5582]

What part of the brain did they stimulate, at what frequency and what was your original diagnosis?

[@muralitharan89]

Tms