TMS · Approved technology Currently in use in the psychiatry department
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a modern, non-invasive medical technique that sends precise magnetic pulses to specific areas of the brain to stimulate the nerve cells there. It is used effectively to treat depression and anxiety disorders, and the session takes place while the patient is awake and comfortably seated, with no anesthesia and no surgery.
- Completely non-invasive, with no anesthesia
- Used effectively to treat depression and anxiety disorders
- The patient stays awake and comfortably seated during the session
- Applied under the supervision of a mental health consultant, within a well-planned treatment plan
