MeRT is a unique and improved version of TMS, as it is a much more individualized approach to brain modulation. It is tailored to the patient’s needs based on frequency, location, and power used. However, it is important to note that TMS is a generalized approach to neuromodulation because it can only target a single location in the brain with a single frequency. TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) modulates the brain’s electrical activity by using magnetic fields which pass through the scalp from an electromagnetic coil.

However, these should be taken seriously because they are a big warning that a full-blown stroke will occur next and put a person at much higher risk. TIA or Transient Ischemic stroke is also referred to as a “mini-stroke.” It is caused by a temporary clot in the brain, and symptoms of this type of stroke are very mild.AVM also creates a higher risk for aneurysms because of congenital weakness in the blood vessels themselves. AVM is a congenital defect that occurs when some of the blood vessels have structural problems. Another type of hemorrhagic stroke is AVM or arteriovenous malfunctions. The most common type of hemorrhagic stroke is an aneurysm (a blood vessel that bursts) caused by uncontrolled high blood pressure.

This bleeding causes compression of some of the surrounding tissues, which results in brain damage.

Hemorrhagic stroke occurs when weakened blood vessels within the brain rupture and bleed into the surrounding tissues.

This is the most common type of stroke, occurring in 87% of patients. This prevents oxygen and nutrients from reaching the affected part of the brain.

Ischemic stroke occurs when a clot obstructs a blood vessel in the brain.

After effects of mini stroke