Безопасность транскраниальной магнитной стимуляции: обзор международных рекомендаций и новые данные

Транскраниальная магнитная стимуляция (ТМС) – активно развивающийся метод нейромодуляции. В последние годы значительно увеличилась частота применения ТМС как в исследовательской, так и в клинической практике, что постоянно открывает новые возможности метода, позволяет оценивать риски и последствия как для здоровых лиц, так и для пациентов с болезнями нервной системы. В 1998 и 2009 гг. были опубликованы рекомендации международной группы экспертов по безопасности и этическими аспектами ТМС, которые и сегодня остаются основной инструкцией по использованию данного метода в исследовательской и клинической практике.
 Безопасность процедуры стимуляции мозга – многоуровневая задача, включающая профилактику и устранение нежелательных эффектов, стратегию отбора пациентов и протоколов стимуляции, а также обеспечение безопасности и мониторинга состояния пациента во время процедуры. К распространенным нежелательным эффектам ТМС относятся боль в шее и головная боль, синкопе, преходящие изменения слуха. По данным литературы, риск провокации эпилептического приступа крайне низок и минимизирован при тщательном отборе пациентов и использовании безопасных протоколов стимуляции. При планировании процедуры ТМС значение имеет отбор пациентов с учетом большого числа факторов риска нежелательных эффектов, а также абсолютных и относительных противопоказаний проведения стимуляции. На этом этапе перед проведением ТМС рекомендуется использовать специальные опросники. Следующим важным вопросом безопасности ТМС является протокол стимуляции с подбором таких параметров, как интенсивность, частота, продолжительность одной серии стимулов и межстимульный интервал. Сегодня максимально допустимые значения перечисленных параметров регламентированы в рекомендациях по безопасности, а их изменение допускается только в клинических исследованиях. Для обеспечения безопасности необходимо соблюдение ряда организационных мер, в том числе мониторинг состояния пациента во время процедуры и возможность оказания квалифицированной помощи при развитии нежелательных явлений.

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