Table 1.

TMS parameters, aftereffect-size and aftereffect-duration broken down according to TMS protocols

Protocol	Total N subjects	Mean total N of pulse	Mean N of pulses per train	Mean train-duration	Mean N of trains	Mean intertrain interval	Mean intensity	Mean effect-size	Mean effect-duration (time until recovery)
Conventional Low-F: 0.9–1 Hz	N = 177	n = 882 (200–1500)	n = 882 (200–1500)	15 min (3.3–25 min)	n = 1	–	101%MT (80–130%MT)	31% (n = 11: 10–82%)	31 min (n = 8: 15–70 min)
Conventional High-F: 5–25 Hz	N = 251	n = 704 (24–2000)	n = 60 (20–300)	9 s (2–60 s)	n = 17 (1–100)	102 s (5–300 s)	96%MT (80–110%MT)	30% (n = 11: 10–60%)	28 min (n = 3: 25–30 min)
cTBS	N = 55	n = 600 (600–600)	n = 600 (600–600)	39 s (33–40 s)	n = 1	–	80%MT (80–80%MT)	35% (n = 5: 15–50%)	70 min (n = 3: 60–90 min)
iTBS	N = 35	n = 600 (600–600)	n = 30.3 (30–31)	2 s (2–2 s)	n = 19.5 (19–20)	8 s (8–8 s)	80%MT (80–80%MT)	17.5% (n = 2: 15–20%)	no data
PAS	N = 92	n = 150 (90–180)	–	–	–	–	128%MT (105–150%MT)	22.5% (n = 3: 10–50%)	40 min (n = 2: 20–60 min)

Values represent means or ranges (minimum–maximum)