It is called a set of electrical stimulation techniques of the brain, which is done non-invasively by placing an electrode pad on the head. The most important type of these irritations; Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) is the stimulation of the brain with a very mild current of direct electricity (in the range of one milliampere or one thousandth of an ampere). This method for disorders such as depression; Drug abuse and Parkinson’s is very effective and efficient. Other methods of electrical stimulation include transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS); Transcranial Stimulation with Random Noise (tRNS) and Pulse Electrical Stimulation (tPCS), all of these systems have been set up in cyber centers. Each of these techniques are applicable and suitable for some disorders and are used at the discretion and diagnosis of Dr. Esdalehpour. These methods do not cause any pain or damage and there is no need for anesthesia. The course of electrical stimulation of the brain is usually short and about 15 sessions, two to three sessions a week. The effect of this treatment is usually very fast and the therapeutic effects are evident from around the fifth session. For patients who have a history of seizures or migraines; The use of electrical stimulation of the brain is not recommended.
Stroke rehabilitation
The ultimate goal in strokes is to get the person to the point where they can do their activities as independently as possible, especially the activities and skills that they have lost or suffered due to the stroke. This is done by changing and modifying the activity of brain regions and networks involved in stroke. In cyber neuroscience centers, based on the clinical report and brain imaging, and the brain map, precise location of the stroke site is performed. Then, a special protocol is designed for each person based on the location of the lesion and is applied in the sessions. The totality of this process, along with other treatments such as drug therapy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy, causes faster recovery of the person, faster return and recovery of lost brain skills, increases the quality of life of the person and the caregivers, and finally the person reaches more independence.