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State-Dependent Modulation of a Theta-Responsive Subnetwork by High-Frequency Stimulation of the Ventral Striatum.

Jul 2026 · Neuroscience Bulletin · 0 citations · 66 references
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In human subjects with DBS electrodes implanted in the VS and anterior limb of the internal capsule, electroencephalography recordings obtained during DBS ON and OFF conditions revealed a global suppression of theta activity, whose magnitude was related to effective connectivity.

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