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No, it's a stimulating electrode implanted surgically in selected brain targets. The difference is: TMS is inaccurate/broad/hard to target, and wears off eithe
by caycep 5y ago
No, it's a stimulating electrode implanted surgically in selected brain targets.
The difference is: TMS is inaccurate/broad/hard to target, and wears off either when you shut off the TMS or a few days to weeks later. Think a weaker version of ECT. DBS allows focus on specific brain targets, and the effect lasts for the lifetime of the electrodes/device.