Non-orthogonal one-step calibration method for robotized transcranial magnetic stimulation
2018
Background
Robotized transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) combines the benefits of neuro-navigation with automation and provides a precision brain stimulation method. Since the coil will normally remain unmounted between different clinical uses, hand/eye calibration and coil calibration are required before each experiment. Today, these two steps are still separate: hand/eye calibration is performed using methods proposed by Tsai/Lenz or Floris Ernst, and then the coil calibration is carried out based on the traditional TMS experimental step. The process is complex and time-consuming, and traditional coil calibration using a handheld probe is susceptible to greater calibration error.
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