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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jan 23.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Psychiatry. 2010 Jan 15;67(5):432–438. doi: 10.1016/j.biopsych.2009.11.021

Table 3.

Outcome indices for patients treated with scopolamine (n=22).

Baseline Block Block 1 Block 2
S/P group (n=11)
 Full Response (> 50%) 0 4 5
 Partial Response (25–49%) 2 3 1
 Non-response (< 25%) 9 4 5

P/S group (n=11)
 Full Response 0 1 9
 Partial Response 0 3 1
 Non-response 11 7 1

Each entry reflects the number of participants from the identified group showing the described effect. When the two groups were combined, by study end 14 of the 22 (64%) subjects achieved a full response (11 of whom experienced remission based upon attaining a MADRS score≤10). Of these, one subject attained full response and remission under placebo, and this response persisted during the subsequent scopolamine sessions. The remaining subjects achieved full response and/or remission under scopolamine.

Abbreviations: P/S – subjects randomized to receive placebo in study block 1 and scopolamine in block 2; S/P – subjects randomized to receive scopolamine in block 1 and placebo in block 2