Abstract
Obese subjects can be considered “food addicted”. Since there is growing evidence for the role of deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (dTMS) in reducing craving for different addictions, we proposed high frequency (HF) dTMS as a mean to reduce food craving and body weight. To identify regional location of dTMS stimulation we presently measured the regional brain network centrality (degree centrality, DC), in resting-state fMRI brain patterns, to explore plastic changes associated with HF dTMS in obese patients.
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