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The basics of tdcs: Technology and Mechanism Marom Bikson Lucas Parra, Jacek Dmochowski,Asif Rahman, Niranjan Khadka, Mark Jackson, Dennis Truong, Belen Lafon, Gregory Kronberg, Devin Adair, Nigel Gebodh The City College of New York of CUNY

Disclosure: (Patents) The City University of New York on brain stimulation. (Equity) Soterix Medical Inc. produces tdcs and High-Definition tdcs. (Scientific Advisory Board) Boston Scientific Inc. produces neuromodulation products. Support: NIH (NIMH, NINDS, NCI, NIBIB) BRAIN initiative, NSF, Epilepsy Foundation, Wallace Coulter Foundation, DoD (USAF, AFOSR) Slides and References at NeuralEngr.com

Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tdcs) Non-invasive, portable (9V), welltolerated neuromodulation. Low-intensity (ma) current passed between scalp electrodes. Tested for cognitive neuroscience and neuropsychiatric treatment and neurorehabilitation. - Depression, tdcs Publications Pain, Migraine, Epilepsy, PTSD, Schizophrenia, Tinnitus, Neglect, Rehabilitation (motor, aphasia), TBI, OCD, Attention / Vigilance, Accelerated learning (reading, motor skills, math, threat detection), Memory, Creativity, Sleep (SW, Lucid dreaming, Threat detection, Impulsivity, Compassion, Jelousy, Reality Filtering, IQ, Prejudice Ø How can a 9V battery do anything for the complex brain? Ø How is specificity of action achieved?

Ø How can a 9V battery do anything for the complex brain? Ø How is specificity of action achieved? -

Ø How can a 9V battery do anything for the complex brain? Ø How is specificity of action achieved? - Through anatomical targeting of specific brain regions. Can be studied using computational models of current flow.

tdcs electrode position on the head determines which regions are stimulated Max Zero (?) Specific brain regions are associated with specific functions / disease Truong et al. Clinician accessible tools for GUI computational models. BONSAI and SPHERES. Brain Stimulation 2014

- Cathode Anode + Scalp Cortex

- Cathode Anode + Scalp Cortex Cathodal tdcs Soma hyper-polarized Apical dendrite depolarized Anodal tdcs Soma depolarized Apical dendrite hyper-polarized Radman, et al. Role of cortical morphology in uniform electric field stimulation. Brain Stim. 2013

tdcs electrode position on the head determines which regions are stimulated Max Zero (!) Must consider both anode and cathode electrodes Datta et al. Electrode montages for tdcs : Role of "return" electrode Clinical Neurophys. 2010

High-Definition tdcs uses arrays of electrodes to focus current to targets ü Software allows you to generate subject and target specific tdcs formulation Dmochowksi et al. Optimized multi-electrodes stimulation increases focality and intensity at target. J Neural Engr 2011

4x1 montage of High-Definition tdcs Max Zero (!) Non-invasive electrical targeting of cortex Datta et al. Gyri-precise model of tdcs: Improved spatial focality using a ring versus conventional pad. Brain Stimulation 2009

Ø How can a 9V battery do anything for the complex brain? Ø How is specificity of action achieved? - Through anatomical targeting of specific brain regions. Can be studied using computational models of current flow.

- Ø How can a 9V battery do anything for the complex brain? Ø How is specificity of action achieved? Can be studied using brain slices models of synaptic efficacy and plasticity. Direction of current flow Through functional targeting of specific brain regions. Anode PIA L2/3 REC L5 STIM WM Cathode

From Anatomical Targeting to Task Targeting Network of interest (e.g. depression, pain network) Other networks not targets for neuromodulation Current flow across entire region Preferential modulation of selected active neurons Bikson et al. Origins of specificity during tdcs. Front Human Neuro 2013

Synaptic efficacy is modulated by Direct Current (polarity specific) Evoked Response Cathodal or Anodal Direct Current Stimulation Bikson, et al. Effects of uniform extracellular DC electric fields on excitability in rat hippocampal slices in vitro. J Physiol. 2004

Synaptic efficacy is modulated by Direct Current (polarity specific) EPSP Cathodal Anodal Direct Current stimulation does not generate synaptic activity or neuronal firing (Functional Targeting) Bikson, et al. Effects of uniform extracellular DC electric fields on excitability in rat hippocampal slices in vitro. J Physiol. 2004

Direct Current has sustained effects on synaptic efficacy despite synaptic depression While Direct Current stimulation is on, ongoing synaptic activity boosted (Functional Targeting) Rahman, Bikson. Cellular effects of acute direct current stimulation: somatic and synaptic terminal effects. J Physiol 2013

Theta Burst Stimulation (TBS) generates LTP which is modulated by concurrent Direct Current LTP from theta burst stim Cathodal or Anodal Direct Current Stimulation Kronberg, et al. Direct current stimulation modulates LTP and LTD: activity dependence and dendritic effects. Brain Stim. 2013

Theta Burst Stimulation (TBS) generates LTP which is modulated by concurrent Direct Current 1 hour after TBS Direct Current stimulation does not itself generate synaptic plasticity (Functional Targeting) Kronberg, et al. Direct current stimulation modulates LTP and LTD: activity dependence and dendritic effects. Brain Stim. 2013

Repeated stimulation accelerates LTP and boosts the ceiling for synaptic learning v Hypothesis: Combing Direct Current stimulation with training of a task may enhance the rate and ceiling learning of that task (Functional Targeting)

Ø How can a 9V battery do anything for the complex brain? Ø How is specificity of action achieved? - Through anatomical targeting of specific brain regions. v Can be studied using computational models. Through functional targeting of specific brain networks. v Can be studied using brain slices models.

Ø How can tdcs be optimized? v For translation, models are only useful in predicting outcomes. -

Ø How can tdcs be optimized? v For translation, models are only useful in predicting outcomes. - Computational models for anatomical targeting of brain regions. Animal models for functional targeting of specific brain activity

Ø How can tdcs be optimized? v For translation, models are only useful in predicting outcomes. - Computational models for anatomical targeting of brain regions. Animal models for functional targeting of specific brain activity v Sophisticated tdcs optimization now integrated anatomical and functional targeting.

- Cathode Anode + Scalp Cortex Cathodal tdcs Soma hyper-polarized Apical dendrite depolarized Anodal tdcs Soma depolarized Apical dendrite hyper-polarized Radman, et al. Role of cortical morphology in uniform electric field stimulation. Brain Stim. 2013

Synapses are on both depolarized and hyper-polarized compartments Axon terminals are are also polarized Bikson, et al. Effects of uniform extracellular DC electric fields on excitability in rat hippocampal slices in vitro. J Physiol. 2004

Kronberg, et al. Direct current stimulation modulates LTP and LTD: activity dependence and dendritic effects. Brain Stim. 2013 High Rate Stimulation generates LTP which is modulated by concurrent Direct Current LTP from high rate stim Cathodal or Anodal Direct Current Stimulation Axon Pathway specific testing

High Rate Stimulation generates LTP which is modulated by concurrent Direct Current Depolarized dendrites boost plasticity, under anodal or cathodal DCS Kronberg, et al. Direct current stimulation modulates LTP and LTD: activity dependence and dendritic effects. Brain Stim. 2013

Computational models for anatomical targeting of brain regions. Animal models for functional targeting of specific brain activity v Sophisticated tdcs optimization now integrated anatomical and functional targeting. ü Interactions between stimulation polarity and activated network determining modulation Kronberg, et al. Direct current stimulation modulates LTP and LTD: activity dependence and dendritic effects. Brain Stim. 2013

Scalp Voltages tdcs Montage (Currents) EEG receiver Algorithm TES stimulator Task Any EEG can be automatically inverted to an optimal HD-tDCS montage Dmochowski, et al. Optimal use of EEG recordings to target active brain areas with transcranial electrical stimulation BioRxIv 2016

Computational models for anatomical targeting of brain regions. Animal models for functional targeting of specific brain activity v Sophisticated tdcs optimization now integrated anatomical and functional targeting. ü Activity guided targeting. Integrated + Automatic. Based on hypothesis of reciprocity. Kronberg, et al. Direct current stimulation modulates LTP and LTD: activity dependence and dendritic effects. Brain Stim. 2013

The basics of tdcs: Technology and Mechanism Marom Bikson Lucas Parra, Jacek Dmochowski,Asif Rahman, Niranjan Khadka, Mark Jackson, Dennis Truong, Belen Lafon, Gregory Kronberg, Devin Adair, Nigel Gebodh The City College of New York of CUNY Slides at NeuralEngr.com

Electric fields modulate both strong and weak synapses, input specifically

Electric fields enhance stronger synapses more than weak synapses during synaptic learning Strong input Weak input Strong Weak Strong Weak

tdcs: Sustained AXON TERMINAL weak polarization

Anode + Cathodes - - Cathodes