≥2 medication trials
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Fregni F, et al. (2006) [24]
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Higher response rate to rTMS therapy in patients who had a lower number of refractory treatment trials.
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≤1 medication trial
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Huang M-L, et al. (2012) [26];
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rTMS plus med vs. sham plus med
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Significantly higher number of improvers at 4 weeks with rTMS plus med.
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Wang H-N, et al. (2017) [27];
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rTMS plus med vs. med
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Significantly higher number in response and remission at 12 months with rTMS plus med.
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Wang Y-M, et al. (2017) [28];
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rTMS plus med vs. sham plus med
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Response and remission significantly higher in the rTMS + med
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Yang H, et al. (2017) [29]
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rTMS plus med vs. sham plus med
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Response and remission significantly higher in the rTMS + med
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≥2 medication trials vs. ≤1 medication trial
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Brakemeier E-L, et al. (2007) [30];
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Use of rTMS with Low (1 trial) vs. high (≥2 trials) medication treatment resistance
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Likelihood of response was higher in low treatment resistant patients
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O’Reardon JP, et al. (2009) [25];
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Use of rTMS with Low (1 trial) vs. high (≥2 trials) medication treatment resistance
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Likelihood of response was 4X higher and statistically significantly different in low treatment resistant patients
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Brakemeier E-L, et al. (2008) [31];
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Use of rTMS with Low (1 trial) vs. high (≥2 trials) medication treatment resistance
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Use of rTMS in low treatment resistant patients had a statistically significant effect on improved outcomes
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Cohen RB, et al. (2010) [32];
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Use of rTMS with Low (1 trial) vs. high (≥2 trials) medication treatment resistance
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Use of rTMS in low treatment resistant patients had a statistically significant effect on improved outcomes
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Carpenter LL, et al. (2012); [33]
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Use of rTMS with Low (≤1 trial) vs. high (≥2 trials) medication treatment resistance
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Use of rTMS in low treatment resistant patients had a modest effect on improving outcomes.
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