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. 2022 Feb 22;13:827866. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2022.827866

Table 5.

TMS-EEG studies in stroke.

References N of subjects N of channels TMS-EEG type Region of interest (Stim) Stimulation intensity per resting MT EEG connectivity technique Networks/regions investigated Main findings
Cipollari et al. (115) 6 20 Single pulse Right IFG Subthreshold TEP Right Broca homolog TEP amplitudes increase with anodal tDCS and melodic intonation therapy.
Manganotti et al. (116) 9 29 Single pulse Left M1 Subthreshold TEP N100 component M1 Presence of TEP N100; predictor of good recovery.
Borich et al. (117) 10 64 Single pulse Bilateral M1s Suprathreshold TEP M1, Interhemispheric connections between M1s Increased interhemispheric beta coherence in stroke and related to motor impairment
Gray et al. (118) 13 32 Single pulse M1 Suprathreshold TEP M1 Higher amplitude and delayed latency of P30 associated with poorer hand function
Pellicciari et al. (119) 13 29 Single pulse M1 and parietal cortex Subthreshold TEP, TMS evoked oscillations Sensorimotor networks Clinical improvement associated with increased TMS-evoked alpha oscillations, which also predicted significant motor recovery
Hordacre et al. (120) 8 64 Single pulse M1 Threshold TEP M1 Higher amplitude of P30 in chronic stroke pts
Palmer et al. (121) 19 32 Single pulse M1 Suprathreshold TEP, TMS evoked oscillations M1, Interhemispheric connections between M1s Evoked interhemispheric coherence correlated negatively with upper limb function.
Tscherpel et al. (122) 28 64 Single pulse Lesioned M1 Threshold TEP M1, Interhemispheric connections between M1s Less complex, slower, and more local responses to TMS in severely affected pts.
Casula et al. (123) 19 29 Single and paired pulse M1 Suprathreshold TEP, TMS evoked oscillations M1, Interhemispheric connections between M1s Better recovery associated with balanced TEPs between hemispheres
Rolle et al. (124) 14 64 Single pulse Bilateral M1s Suprathreshold TEP, TMS evoked oscillations Sensorimotor networks Stroke pts with higher TMS-evoked functional connectivity had better motor performance.

M1, Primary motor cortex; TEP, Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) evoked potentials (TEP); N, Negative; P, Positive; MT, motor threshold; tDCS, transcranial direct current stimulation.