Estimation of EEG and USDG indices in patients suffering of drug resistent epilepsy and epilepsy seizures during treatment with use TMS on the occipital area
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Clinical, electroencephalographycal and transcranial ultrasound dopplerography parameters were investigated in 36 patients suffering of drug resistent epilepsy and epilepsy seizures in dynamics of the combined treatment with use low-frequency transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) of the occipital area. Changes were estimated according to a control above seizures, index of paroxysm and spectral density of power on various frequency ranges, and cerebrovascular reactivity. The interrelation of clinical improvement with researched parameters on a background of application low-frequency ТМС of occipital area was established.References
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