princípios físicos da estimulação magnética transcraniana magnetic stimulation: physical and technical aspects

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Abstract
Este trabalho descreve brevemente os principais aspectos da física e da tecnologia envolvidos no processo de estimulação magnética. Apresenta a lei de indução de Faraday e descreve como um pulso de campo magnético, intenso e rápido, tem condições de gerar campos elétricos localizados, adequados à produção de correntes elétricas em determinados tecidos. Discute-se, também, como a geometria da bobina e o perfil temporal dos pulsos de corrente que a percorrem, são usados para otimizar a distribuição e intensidade dos campos elétricos induzidos.
This work presents a brief discussion of the physics and technology of magnetic stimulation. From Faraday's law of induction we describe how a fast and intense pulse of magnetic field may produce localized electric fields, suitable to generate electric currents in certain tissues. We discuss how the coil geometry, and the time profile of the pulse of current may be used to optimize the distribution and intensity of the induced electric fields.
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Authors ;Marcos Nogueira Martins
Journal arthritis research & therapy
Year 2004
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10.1590/S0101-60832004000500003
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