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Exploring central nervous system effects of peripheral botulinum toxin injection in writer's cramp patients using transcranial magnetic stimulation

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Figure  1.  On  the  top:  Schematic  representation  of  the  electromagnetic  induction  principle  applied to a TMS pulse over the cortex
Fig 4: General experimental procedure. Time line expectation of clinical benefit is drawn in  red
Figure 5. Functioning of the TMS robot developed by Axilum Robotics: a- general principal  of  the  robot-neuronavigation  interface
Table 2: Clinical feature at baseline for the four patients: WCRS, tapping in 10 sec, sensory  threshold, spatial and temporal discrimination
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