Abstract: A TMS coil assembly for magnetic stimulation of a brain region of a treated subject. The TMS coil assembly comprising one or more coil assemblies, each of which comprising adjacently located, or spaced-apart, flexible winged-coil structures configured to adjustably deform along a tilt axis passing between the winged-coil structures to apply a desired tilt angle between the winged-coil structures for them to conform to curved surfaces of a head of a treated subject and bring substantial loop portions of the winged-coil structures into direct contact with the curved surfaces of the head, to thereby maximize the loop portions that are tangential to the curved surfaces of the head and minimize the loops portion that are non-tangential to the curved surfaces. A fastening arrangement can be used to maintain the desired tilt angle between the winged-coil structures when placed on the head of the treated subject during a TMS procedure, to thereby maximize strength of electric field thereby induced into the head.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods are described for use with electrophysiological signal detecting electrodes, and a transcranial magnetic stimulation device. A computer processor drives the transcranial stimulation device to apply one or more pulses of transcranial magnetic stimulation to a subject. Within a given time period of applying one of the one or more pulses of transcranial magnetic stimulation to the subject, the computer processor detects an electrophysiological signal of the subject, using the electrophysiological signal detecting electrodes. At least partially in response thereto, the computer processor predicts an outcome of treating the subject for a neuropsychiatric condition, using a given therapy, and generates an output on an output device in response to the predicted outcome. Other applications are also described.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods are described for use with electrophysiological signal detecting electrodes, and a transcranial magnetic stimulation device. A computer processor drives the transcranial stimulation device to apply one or more pulses of transcranial magnetic stimulation to a subject. Within a given time period of applying one of the one or more pulses of transcranial magnetic stimulation to the subject, the computer processor detects an electrophysiological signal of the subject, using the electrophysiological signal detecting electrodes. At least partially in response thereto, the computer processor predicts an outcome of treating the subject for a neuropsychiatric condition, using a given therapy, and generates an output on an output device in response to the predicted outcome. Other applications are also described.