Long-term neuromodulatory effects of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rtms) on plasmatic matrix metalloproteinases (mmps) levels and visuospatial abilities in mild cognitive impairment (mci)

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    In a chronic neuroinflammatory disease, such as multiple_sclerosis, an MMP9 increase was found in patients` sera and plasma during relapse and during methylprednisolone treatment. Despite this robust evidence in multiple_sclerosis, modifications of MMPs` plasmatic levels at baseline and/or in response to pharmacological or non-pharmacological therapeutic approaches, including NIBS techniques, have not been still explored in AD/MCI. There are several reports regarding the important role of MMP9 in maintaining longterm potentiation (LTP), the major model of synaptic plasticity, both in brain slices and in_vivo in different brain structures that were subjected to . . .

     

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