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. 2020 Oct 18;10(10):751. doi: 10.3390/brainsci10100751

Table 1.

Effects of alcohol on TMS measures.

Study AMT RMT MEP CSP iSP SAI LAI SICI ICF SICF LICI SIHI LIHI N100 N45 Notes
Ziemann et al. [21] Acute intake
Ziemann et al. [22] Acute intake
Conte et al. [23] Acute intake in controls
Alcoholics vs. controls
Hoppenbrouwers et al. [24] ▼* Acute intake; * significant in females only
Loheswaran et al. [25] ▼* Acute intake in alcoholics; * acquired in DLPFC
Kähkönen et al. [26] ▼* Acute intake; * acquired in M1
Muralidharan et al. [27] High-vs. low-risk for alcohol dependence
Nardone et al. [28] AWS vs. alcoholics and controls
Muralidharan et al. [29] High-vs. low-risk for alcohol dependence
Naim-Feil et al. [30] ▼* Alcoholics vs. controls;
* LICI acquired in DLPFC
Kaarre et al. [31] Heavy alcohol use in adolescence vs. controls
Quoilin et al. [32] Alcoholics vs. controls

▲ increase; ▼decrease; ○ indicates no change; − indicates did not assess; * refers to stipulations outlined in the right-hand column; AMT: active motor threshold; AWS: Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome; CSP: cortical silent period; DLPFC: dorsolateral prefrontal cortex; ICF: intracortical facilitation; iSP: ipsilateral silent period; LAI: long-latency afferent inhibition; LICI: long-interval intracortical inhibition; LIHI: long-latency interhemispheric inhibition; M1: primary motor cortex; MEP: motor-evoked potential; N100: TMS-evoked electroencephalography potential at 100 ms latency; N45: TMS-evoked electroencephalography potential at 45 ms latency; RMT: resting motor threshold; SAI: short-latency afferent inhibition; SICF: short-interval intracortical facilitation; SICI: short-interval intracortical inhibition; SIHI: short-latency interhemispheric inhibition.