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Differences in short-term primary motor cortex synaptic potentiation as assessed by repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation in migraine patients with and without aura
Pain, 10/27/09

Conte A et al. – This study shows that the neurophysiological feature that differentiates migraine patients with (MA) patients from without aura (MwoA) patients and healthy controls is an abnormal M1 susceptibility to 5 Hz–rTMS both outside and during the attack suggesting that glutamate–dependent short–term M1 cortical potentiation patterns differ in migraine with and without aura.