High-frequency, high-intensity transcranial magnetism can produce excitatory post-synaptic potential sums, resulting in abnormal excitation of the stimulated area of the nerve.
Low-frequency stimulation works in the opposite direction, treating disease through bidirectional regulation, the balance between excitatory and inhibitory functions of the brain, and influencing the function of multiple parts of the localized nerves stimulated by transcranial magnetism through the connections and interactions between the neural networks.
For different patients' brain function condition, different intensity, frequency, stimulation site, coil direction need to be adjusted in order to achieve good therapeutic effect.
It has been used in neuropsychology (depression, schizophrenia), rehabilitation, pediatrics (cerebral palsy, autism, etc.).