This thesis investigates the potential of Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (dTMS) as a neuromodulatory treatment for mental disorders, with a primary focus on Major Depression Disorder (MDD) and the efficacy of different coil configurations. Specifically, the study evaluates the therapeutic impact of the H1, H7 and figure-eight coil designs by analysing their ability to modulate neural circuits implicated in MDD. Additionally, the study provides an overview of the evolving potential of dTMS technology within the field of psychiatric treatment, underlining how documented advancements support a shift toward more personalised treatment approaches

This thesis investigates the potential of Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (dTMS) as a neuromodulatory treatment for mental disorders, with a primary focus on Major Depression Disorder (MDD) and the efficacy of different coil configurations. Specifically, the study evaluates the therapeutic impact of the H1, H7 and figure-eight coil designs by analysing their ability to modulate neural circuits implicated in MDD. Additionally, the study provides an overview of the evolving potential of dTMS technology within the field of psychiatric treatment, underlining how documented advancements support a shift toward more personalised treatment approaches

Circuit-Based Neuromodulation For Precision Psychiatry: Biomedical Engineering Approaches To dTMS In Major Depressive Disorder

GOSETTI, LODOVICA
2024/2025

Abstract

This thesis investigates the potential of Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (dTMS) as a neuromodulatory treatment for mental disorders, with a primary focus on Major Depression Disorder (MDD) and the efficacy of different coil configurations. Specifically, the study evaluates the therapeutic impact of the H1, H7 and figure-eight coil designs by analysing their ability to modulate neural circuits implicated in MDD. Additionally, the study provides an overview of the evolving potential of dTMS technology within the field of psychiatric treatment, underlining how documented advancements support a shift toward more personalised treatment approaches
2024
Circuit-Based Neuromodulation For Precision Psychiatry: Biomedical Engineering Approaches To dTMS In Major Depressive Disorder
This thesis investigates the potential of Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (dTMS) as a neuromodulatory treatment for mental disorders, with a primary focus on Major Depression Disorder (MDD) and the efficacy of different coil configurations. Specifically, the study evaluates the therapeutic impact of the H1, H7 and figure-eight coil designs by analysing their ability to modulate neural circuits implicated in MDD. Additionally, the study provides an overview of the evolving potential of dTMS technology within the field of psychiatric treatment, underlining how documented advancements support a shift toward more personalised treatment approaches
deep tms
mdd
H1 coil
H7 coil
figure-8 coil
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