How inclusive and diverse is non-invasive brain stimulation in the treatment of psychiatric disorders?
Recording · Jul 14, 2021
Indira Tendolkar, Radboud Univeristy
TMS in Autism Spectrum Disorder: From Pathophysiology to Development of Novel Therapeutic Protocols
Neuroscience seminar by Lindsay N. Oberman, National Institute of Mental Health, Developmental Clinical Neurophysiology and Neurostimulation Research Program
Wednesday 16:00 New York (GMT-4)
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Abstract
Lindsay N. Oberman reviews evidence for transcranial magnetic stimulation protocols in autism spectrum disorder. The seminar first explains how TMS works and how it can probe the brain mechanisms associated with autism. It then presents NIH research using repetitive TMS as an experimental therapeutic tool, examining its effects on both brain function and behaviour to guide the development of potential interventions.
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