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Reported findings of the current MRI noted two small areas of low signal intensity involving the subcortical white matter of the left occipital lobe and the left temporal lobe which were compatible with small areas of brain parenchymal loss.
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Although brain damage was not visible on the current MRI (Figure 2), the initial medical MRI report indicated the presence of an acute ischemic stroke in the medial temporal lobe.
Study design overview.
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TMS equipment and iTBS application, and 30 minutes were devoted to the RehaCom WM training task. The treatment regimen is depicted in Figure 3 below.