Brain Stimulation
 
Brain stimulation techniques can be invasive like DBS (Deep Brain Stimulation) or non-invasive like TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) or tDCS (transcranial Direct Current Stimulation). These techniques are aimed at treating or modulating the brain activity.

Plasticity, nfb & nMod	Brain Stimulation	TMS and Depression
TMS and EEG	TMS	Brain to Brain
DBS and Parkinson	tDCS	DBS e Memória
Estimulação Cerebral		Deep Brain Stimulation

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