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The clinical utility and reliability of surface electromyography in individuals with chronic low back pain: A systematic review.
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Both 10 Hz repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) as well as 18 Hz deep TMS (dTMS) constitute effective, FDA-approved TMS treatment protocols for depression. However, not all patients experience sufficient symptom relief after either of these protocols. Biomarker-guided treatment stratification could aid in personalizing treatment and thereby enhancing improvement.
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