G Neumann

University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein, University of Lübeck

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Total Citations

108

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About

G. Neumann has made pivotal contributions to the field of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), with a primary focus on optimizing coil orientation for precise and effective neuromodulation. His work addresses a fundamental challenge in TMS: the need for accurate, reproducible coil positioning to achieve consistent motor thresholds and cortical activation. In his most cited study, "Optimal Coil Orientation for Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation" (2013, 106 citations), Neumann systematically investigated how coil orientation impacts motor threshold, particularly for foot area stimulation. This research provided critical insights into the electrodynamic properties of cranial tissues and established a framework for predicting optimal orientations, bridging the gap between theoretical models and clinical practice. His earlier work (2011) further advanced the field by introducing robotized systems for precise coil control, enabling finer granularity in orientation studies than previously possible. While the 2011 paper has garnered fewer citations, it laid the methodological groundwork for his later high-impact findings. Neumann’s contributions are essential for clinicians and researchers seeking to enhance TMS accuracy, reduce variability, and improve outcomes in both diagnostic and therapeutic applications. His work remains a cornerstone for studies on motor cortex mapping and personalized stimulation protocols.