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. 1993;240(3):149-50.
doi: 10.1007/BF00857519.

Influence of repetitive magnetic stimuli on verbal comprehension

D Claus  1 , M Weis, T Treig, C Lang, K F Eichhorn, O Sembach
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Influence of repetitive magnetic stimuli on verbal comprehension

D Claus et al. J Neurol. 1993.

Abstract

The influence of repetitive magnetic transcranial stimulation over the temporo-parietal cortex on verbal comprehension was investigated in 44 healthy subjects. In right-handed subjects, trains of 50 Hz magnetic stimuli over the left hemisphere produced more errors than stimulation over the right hemisphere. The result is not very clearcut, however; thus the test cannot be used for diagnostic investigation of language dominance.

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