Motor mapping is a common procedure in TMS to determine the site and size of motor cortex representations. In addition, motor threshold measurements are often used as a basis for TMS sessions.

Visor combines all this in one system. Motor-evoked Potential (MEP) can be recorded for each stimulated site and is projected in real-time to the brain surface in order to create a map with corresponding EMG amplitudes.

Motor evoked potential is recorded for each stimulated point and projected in real-time onto the brain in order to create corresponding EMG amplitude maps.

Motor threshold measurements can be done quickly with Visor and used as a basis for the TMS session. Visor records all parameters of the TMS stimulation session so that is can be reproduced easily .