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. 2021 Aug 24;11(9):1114. doi: 10.3390/brainsci11091114

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The effect of iTBS in TMS-induced oscillations. The power of each frequency was normalized by dividing all time bins by the mean of baseline power (−650 to −350 ms), and an absolute baseline correction was also carried out. (a) Only pre-iTBS data of the M1 condition are presented. (b) Topographical plots are the difference of early (30–200 ms) and late (200–400 ms) oscillations. (c) The red rectangle indicates significantly decreased TMS-induced early α-band oscillation. “*” represents electrodes with a significant difference. TMS: transcranial magnetic stimulation; iTBS: intermittent theta burst stimulation; M1: primary motor cortex; SMA: supplementary motor area; V1: primary visual cortex.