ABSTRACT
Spasticity is one of the major complications after spinal cord injury. According to statistics, 70% of patients with spinal cord injury are accompanied by spasticity in different degrees. It not only affects the ability of patients in daily life, changes lifestyle, and reduces the quality of life, but also is a major factor restricting the recovery of motor function in patients with spinal cord injury. Therefore, the development and clinical application of novel, safe and effective antispasmodic therapy is very important. At present, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is widely used in clinical practice. By enhancing the excitement of the central nervous system, it has become an alternative treatment for patients with spasticity caused by spinal cord injury. This paper mainly reviews the research status of TMS, Theta rhythm stimulation in spasticity of spinal cord injury and the possible mechanism of repetitive TMS treatment.