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Blinding Integrity Assessment Using Rotational Field Transcranial Magnetic Stimualtion (rfTMS) in Healthy Adults
This study evaluates the effectiveness of an improved blinding method using rotational field transcranial magnetic stimulation (rfTMS) delivered through a multi-channel deep coil system (Brainsway, Jerusalem, Israel). Healthy volunteers receive a single session of either Active or Sham stimulation over the medial prefrontal cortex. The study assesses whether the Sham condition sufficiently masks the sensory characteristics of Active stimulation. Findings will support the optimization of blinding procedures for future deep TMS (dTMS) trials.
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