Modulation of iTBS after-effects via concurrent directional TDCS: A proof of principle study.

Brain Stimul · 2017 · PMC5487022 · PMID 28404455

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Discussion Results showed that when the direction of the DC current matched the direction of the electrical field induced by iTBS (posterior-anterior), there was a qualitative increase (19%) in the after-effects of iTBS alone (iTBS-TDCS SHAM ) that did not reach statistical significance, as well as a slight qualitative increase in “responders” rate.

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