[PDF] Top 20 Cerebellar transcranial direct current stimulation in neurological disease

... electrical stimulation of Purkinje cells mediates on-line effects [62], whereas depolarization of Golgi inhibitory neurons is responsible for long-lasting changes ...the cerebellar cortex, and their ... See full document

... Parkinson’s disease highlights the great potential of the technique to improve motor skills, but the significance level of the evidence was not enough to clearly recommend it ...rehabilitation, current ... See full document

... of cerebellar tDCS in modulating behavioral performance and reducing motor and neurocognitive symptoms for those with cerebellar ataxia [7, 8, 13 – ...of cerebellar tDCS [15, ...acute ... See full document

... Exclusion criteria are (1) severe pain of other origin, e.g. musculoskeletal pain that in the opinion of the investi- gator may interfere with the reporting of the neuro- pathic pain being targeted; (2) metal ... See full document

... In the original article [1], we mentioned that some study characteristics of the article by Dagan and colleagues [2] were unavailable. However, we realized that the authors provided the relevant information in their ... See full document

... (1 mA for 15 minutes) or sham tDCS. The anode was placed over M1 of the dominant hemisphere and the cathode over the contralateral supraorbital region. Each patient acted as their own control and was assessed in the “on” ... See full document

... with neurological diseases submitted to tDCS combined with other motor ...matter disease) following a single session of tDCS combined with physical ... See full document

... brain stimulation methods, including repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation and transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), have received considerable attention ... See full document

... Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) is an investigational device broadly used in experimental and clinical neuroscience with a wide range of potential therapeutic ...brain ... See full document

... of Cerebellar tDCS on Standing Balance Performance in Patients with Chronic Stroke 881.. and Healthy Age-Matched Elderly.[r] ... See full document

... constant current are passed to specifically targeted areas of the brain, often producing profound ...Alzheimer's disease, schizophrenia etc. However, this stimulation tests on healthy adults ... See full document

... different neurological disorders (Table ...of neurological disorders and differences in areas of the brain that were exposed to stimulation by tDCS ...Using transcranial direct ... See full document

... Fourthly, one must also consider variability of per- formance as a critical factor that could obscure inter- vention effects. While on average we succeeded to standardize the movement generated load profiles, in- ... See full document

... The sample consisted of 27 outpatients (ten males and 17 females; mean age: 45.9 ± 12.8) with a diagnosis of BD type I (n = 16) or II (n = 11) in the euthymic phase of the disease defined by Hamilton Depression ... See full document

... of stimulation. Without pre-stimulation reading measures reported, the strength of this inference is ...make stimulation to that area cathodal), it becomes difficult to know whether the locus of the ... See full document

... of stimulation), considering DBS as a potential treatment for intractable ...DBS stimulation applied via specific contacts found to increase the resting metabolic rate measured in a respiratory ... See full document

... cathodal stimulation significantly suppresses EEG epileptiform discharges after an initial PTZ injection, and shortens GTCS duration while increas- ing latency to GTCS after a second PTZ challenge, ~30 min ... See full document

... of current density distribution in terms of percentage differences across the GM of (A2-A1), (A3-A1), (A4-A1) and ...of current density distribution in terms of percentage differences across WM of (A2-A1), ... See full document

... Rush & Driscoll (1969; 1968) proposed the analytical solution of a 3-layer spherical volume conductor model. The authors used the 3-layer inhomogeneous volume con- ductor model, consisting of scalp, skull and brain ... See full document

... non-invasive stimulation in the treat- ment of neuropsychiatric symptoms was a double-blind, sham-controlled study which found that tDCS was not an effective method in the treatment of apathy within AD, with no ... See full document