I just did a bit more googling and now see what dTMS is as compared to rTMS. I had no idea there was another version, and I notice that it says dTMS is less of an issue with having a precise/exact placement of the coils as it is broader. That is of high interest to me, as it has been one concern I had with my TMS and I wondered if that could have been partly involved in it stimulating areas it wasn't mean to - i felt that each day it was abit different in positioning, and my gosh if I needed to sneeze or cough that could sent it right off!!
@APS45 i did a good and MMHS advertise dTMS for OCD and say it does not require hospitalisation. They have 4x clinics in NSW according to their locations. I dont know the clinic, they're not where I went, but they may be an option for you??
