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特集 磁気刺激の新たな展開
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脳卒中後には障害部位だけでなく両側半球間のバランス不全および健側肢代償による健側半球興奮性増大のため，健側半球から障害側半球への半球間抑制が相対的に過剰な状態となり機能障害に悪影響を及ぼす。この両側半球間対立モデルから健側半球への抑制性反復経頭蓋磁気刺激（rTMS）と障害側半球への興奮性rTMSを用い機能改善を促す方法が考案された。現在ではさまざまなニューロリハビリテーション手法とrTMSが併用され始め今後の発展が期待されている。
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