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High-frequency rTMS over cortical motor areas does not alleviate experimental dyspnea: A randomized sham-controlled study

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Hagenburg, Jean | Le Fol, Camille | Sieye, Antonin | Voutsa, Jessica | Serresse, Laure | Nion, Nathalie | Raux, Mathieu | Morélot, Capucine | Similowski, Thomas | Niérat, Marie-Cécile

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