rTMS Safety for Two Subjects With Disordered Consciousness After Traumatic Brain Injury
Theresa Pape(Northwestern University), Korak Sarkar(Northwestern University), Jasavinder Chawla(Loyola University Chicago), Vijaya Patil(Loyola University Chicago), Joshua M. Rosenow(Northwestern University), Marilyn Pacheco(Loyola University Chicago), Cheryl Odle(Edward Hines, Jr. VA Hospital), Amy A. Herrold(Northwestern University), Youngsook Park(Edward Hines, Jr. VA Hospital), M Steiner(Loyola University Chicago), William W. Ashley(Sinai Hospital), Elena Crisan(Loyola University Chicago), Brett Harton(Edward Hines, Jr. VA Hospital), Ann Guernon(Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital)
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