Suprathreshold 0.3 Hz repetitive TMS prolongs the cortical silent period: potential implications for therapeutic trials in epilepsy
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S Rossi | G Zaccara | L Rossi | S. Rossi | M. Ulivelli | G. Zaccara | M. Cincotta | A. Borgheresi | F. Balestrieri | C. Gambetti | L. Rossi | C. Civardi | R. Cantello | R Cantello | C Civardi | M Cincotta | A Borgheresi | C Gambetti | F Balestrieri | M Ulivelli | Simone Rossi | R. Cantello
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