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Independent predictors of ischemic stroke in the elderly: Prospective data from a stroke unit

times. Strong placebo effects in PD outline the need for sham stimulation and the 1-Hz paradigm. Break times during TMS may affect results. MRI guidance may better localize SMA for stimulation. Effects of interrater and intrarater variability on UPDRS scoring and the clinical significance of reported effects are unclear. In future studies, relevant outcome measures should include patient preference to undergo TMS as an adjunct to medication. In addition, spiral analysis would be helpful, which has shown worsening after 10-Hz repetitive TMS to the SMA. Finally, the Timed Up and Go test could be given to assess falling risk.