MST is performed with the use of a modified rTMS device that delivers a higher output. Similar to ECT, because MST induces<unk> s, general anesthesia is used to relax the muscles. However, because there is not an electric current that may stimulate the jaw muscles, a bite block is not necessary. Coils are placed over the frontal cortex (usually bilaterally) and the treatment dosage is usually determined via titration with a preset dosing schedule. The treatment dosage is determined once the<unk>  threshold has been met and a sufficient<unk>  is produced. Various coil designs have been tested, such as the figure 8 coil, double cone coil, and cap coil. The latter two are the ones that have been most reliable in<unk>  induction.
Magnetic seizure therapy
Cranial electrotherapy stimulation
Deep brain stimulation
Electrical brain stimulation
Kinesiotherapy
NeuroIntegration Therapy
Transcranial direct-current stimulation
Ablative brain surgery