JoshCahoon wrote:
>> I just wanna make sure this is right
>> > It (TMS) can only be used to stimulate the neocortex, and only
> >parts of it that lie within sulci (folds), which make up a rather
> >small fraction of the whole.
>> Not the gyri? It seems like the bulges, being closer to the skull would be
> easier to stimulate this way than the fissures.
distance really isn't the operative factor--it's laws of physics
(current passing through an electric field at a vector perpendicular to
that field......). I need to pull out my physics book for the exact
details.
mark
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