Hearing Protection During rTMS Should Not Be Optional

Why acoustic safety in clinical TMS is a core medical requirement, not a patient preference

👤 The Academy of Brain Stimulation
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Hearing protection during rTMS is sometimes handled as a small procedural detail: earplugs may be available, recommended, or handed to the patient before stimulation begins, while the final decision is still left to the patient. This framing is too weak. The acoustic click produced by TMS is a predictable exposure, repeated across many pulses and […]

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ℹ️ Academy Educational Resource: This guide is published for continuous clinical education and best practice guidance in therapeutic brain stimulation. Clinical decisions must always be made in accordance with approved local guidelines and institutional protocols.

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