Low-Frequency Repetitive TMS Plus Anodal Transcranial DCS Prevents Transient Decline in Bimanual Movement Induced by Contralesional Inhibitory rTMS After Stroke
Naoyuki Takeuchi(Hokkaido University), Katsunori Ikoma(Hokkaido University Hospital), Yuichiro Matsuo(Hokkaido University), Takeo Tada(Otaru Municipal Hospital)
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