Sarah Fuchs
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Dr. Sarah Fuchs is a clinical researcher specializing in neuromodulation and neurophysiology, with a particular focus on transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) applications in psychiatric and pediatric populations. Her work bridges the gap between therapeutic interventions and motor learning mechanisms. In her most-cited paper, "Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) for catatonia– a case report," Fuchs demonstrates how robotic TMS mapping can assess M1 neurophysiology in children during motor learning and neuromodulation. Although the study did not observe large effects on map area or volume, she identified changes in center of gravity (COG) as a potential novel marker of neuroplastic change. This contribution highlights her innovative approach to refining TMS methodologies for vulnerable populations. With 2 citations to date, her work is gaining traction in the emerging field of pediatric neuromodulation. Fuchs’ research underscores the need for larger controlled studies to fully understand the role of motor cortex reorganization in therapeutic contexts. Her dedication to advancing non-invasive brain stimulation techniques positions her as a thoughtful contributor to clinical neuroscience, particularly in exploring how neurophysiological markers can inform treatment outcomes.
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