Abstract
In this literature review and our own data, we provide information about navigational transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). At present, a significant amount of knowledge has been accumulated about the use of TMS, both diagnostic and therapeutic, in real clinical practice. Diagnostic TMS has been studied and developed maximally. Nevertheless, despite the undoubted clinical effect of therapeutic TMS, the question of the need for the most accurate target designation for the greatest effectiveness of treatment remains controversial. A number of publications emphasize and justify the need for such target designation, but others report a positive clinical effect of stimulation regardless of the exact location of the inductor. This undoubtedly makes further research in this area relevant with an assessment of the comparative effectiveness of the most accurate rhythmic TMS with other protocols for its use.
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