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Development and Positioning Reliability of a TMS Coil Holder for Headache Research

Objective.—Accurate and reproducible coil positioning is important for headache research using transcranial magnetic stimulation protocols. We aimed to design a transcranial magnetic stimulation coil holder and demonstrate reliability of test–retest coil positioning.

Edward P. Chronicle | A. Jane Pearson | Cheryl Matthews

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