CONCLUSIONS
CRPS
S2‐targeted rTMS might be beneficial in improving sleep in CRPS patients. A machine learning–based analysis across multiple Oura variables could be used to dissociate the rTMS and sham groups from each other. Thus, considering multiple sleep‐related parameters is worthwhile to increase knowledge of the neurophysiological effects of noninvasive neuromodulative treatments. Future studies with larger samples and other rTMS targets are required to confirm these results and to better understand the interplay of sleep and rTMS effects in CRPS.