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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Psychosom Res. 2019 Dec 19;129:109908. doi: 10.1016/j.jpsychores.2019.109908

Table 1.

Characteristics of Included Studies

Source Country Medical illness of patients PTSD inclusion at baseline n Treatments studied No. of sessions; format Outcome assessor Follow-up
Arabia et al. (2011) Italy Cardiac event IES-R > 22 42 EMDR vs. IE 8 sessions by a doctoral- level therapist IES-R Post intervention-6 months
Capezzani et al. (2013) Italy Cancer DSM-IV criteria 21 EMDR vs. CBT 8 sessions by a psychotherapist CAPS, IES-R 1 month
Carletto et al. (2016) Italy Multiple Sclerosis DSM-IV criteria 42 EMDR vs. RT 10 sessions by a clinician or psychotherapist CAPS, IES-R 6 months
DuHamel et al. (2010) US Stem cell transplant PCL-C +/− PTSD symptoms on the BSI 81 CBT vs. assessment only control 10 telephone sessions by a post-doctoral fellow PCL-C 6 months-12 months
Pacella et al. (2012) US HIV PDS 43 PE vs. assessment. Only control 10 sessions by a post-doctoral fellow PSS-I Post intervention-3 months
Shemesh et al. (2011) US Cardiac event DSM-IV criteria 51 IE vs. attention control 3-5 sessions by a psychiatrist or psychologist IES, PDS Post intervention

Note. Abbreviations: IES-R, Impact of Events Scale-Revised; DSM, Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; PCL-C, PTSD Checklist-Civilian Version; BSI, Brief Symptom Index; PDS, Posttraumatic Diagnostic Scale; CAPS, Clinician Administered PTSD Scale; PSS-I, PTSD Symptom Scale-Interview; IE, Imaginal Exposure; RT, Relaxation Therapy