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. 2021 Jan 15;54(3):e10010. doi: 10.1590/1414-431X202010010

Table 1. Characteristics of randomized clinical trials included in the systematic review about comparison of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) and control conditions for post-stroke depression.

Study (year, country, ref.) Depression (diagnosed criteria) Mean age±SD (years) rTMS group Control group Duration Outcome measured
Chen et al. (2005) China (18) CCMD-2R 61.3±4.7 Bilateral-rTMS+Routine treatment Routine treatment 1w HAMD, mSSS, Remission
Du et al. (2005) China (19) HAMD-17>8 57.6±10.8 Bilateral-rTMS+Fluoxetine+Routine treatment Fluoxetine+Routine treatment 4w HAMD, MMSE
Gu and Chang (2017) Korea (20) BDI>12 and HAMD-17>6 60.8±9.1 Unilateral-rTMS Sham stimulation 2w HAMD, MBC
Jorge et al. (2003) USA (7) DSM-IV 64.8±10.2 Unilateral-rTMS Sham stimulation 3w HAMD, Remission
Jorge et al. (2008) USA (25) DSM-IV 63.7±8.9 Unilateral-rTMS Sham stimulation 3w HAMD, Remission
Narushima et al. (2010) USA (26) DSM-IV 62.8±8.5 Unilateral-rTMS Sham stimulation 3w HAMD, MMSE, Remission
Yan et al. (2010) China (27) CCMD-3R 68.6±7.9 Unilateral-rTMS+Deanxit (left DLPFC, 10Hz,110%RMT)/(right DLPFC,1Hz, 110%RMT) Sham stimulation+Deanxit 1w HAMD, NIHSS

CCMD: Chinese Classification and Diagnosis of Mental Diseases; HAMD: Hamilton Depression Scale; BDI: Beck Depression Inventory; DSM: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; DLPFC: dorsolateral prefrontal cortex; Deanxit: Flupentixol and Melitracen tablets; mSSS: modified Scandinavian Stroke Scale; MMSE, Mini-Mental State Examination; MBC: modified Brunnstrom Classification; NIHSS: National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale.