Magstim published a new research citation exploring whether baseline brain network connectivity can predict individual responses to TMS and its effects on cognitive control.
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New TMS Research Citation: Frontoparietal control-default mode connectivity predicts TMS effects on cognitive control New research explores whether baseline brain networ…
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Magstim
Inspired Neurotechnology. The Brains Behind Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation TMS.
- Industry
- Medical Equipment Manufacturing
- Location
- Whitland, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Magstim
Based in Wales, The Magstim Company Ltd is engaged in the research, development, manufacture and marketing of medical and research devices within the neurological and surgical fields. Through our products, we enable researchers and clinicians to assess, protect and improve the functioning of the nervous system in various applications. Our principal products are: Magstim (www.magstim.com) - a range of magnetic nerve stimulators Neurosign (www.neurosignsurgical.com) - a range of intra-operative nerve monitors (IONM)
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Magstim published research findings showing that male and female fruit flies share much of the circuitry responsible for sensation and movement, with sex-specific differences concentrated in higher brain regions.
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Magstim published another study using the fruit fly connectome to trace the entire taste pathway, following signals from sensory neurons to motor neurons controlling feeding and courtship.
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Magstim participated in an Istanbul, Turkey TMS education and hands-on training program hosted by the Academy of Brain Stimulation.
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