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Background Experimental and modeling studies have shown that the amount of neuronal cell polarization by electric and magnetic stimulation is dependent on the stimulation parameters and the properties of the target neuronal tissue. This cell-field (i.e. directly applied or magnetically-induced electric field) interdependency determines the efficacy of a cellular response to electric and magnetic stimulation, such as during deep brain stimulation (DBS) or transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS).

Non-conductive vs. conductive cell membranes – a reassessment of this assumption when modeling cells under magnetic field stimulation