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. 2021 Jun 2;12:678088. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2021.678088

Table 13.

LICI in patients with traumatic brain injury.

References Subjects Method ISI LICI
Tremblay et al. (146) 12 concussed, 14 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms
De Beaumont et al. (147) 21 concussed, 15 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms
De Beaumont et al. (148) 13 concussed, 19 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms
Pearce et al. (149) 40 concussed, 20 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms
Tremblay et al. (150) 16 concussed, 14 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms
Powers et al. (151) 8 concussed, 8 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms
Lewis et al. (152) 51 concussed, 22 HC
62 with TBI, 22 HC
TMS-EMG 99 ms ↑ in elite players, ↔ in community players
↓ in symptomatic patients
Seeger et al. (153) 25 concussed, 25 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms
Pearce et al. (154) 20 PCS, 20 recovered concussed, 20 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms ↑ in PCS patients, ↔ in recovered patients
Pearce et al. (155) 17 TBI, 15 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms ↑ measured with EMG, ↔ measured with EEG
Opie et al. (156) 78 PPCS, 29 asymptomatic TBI, 26 HC TMS-EEG 100 ms
King et al. (157) 12 concussed, 14 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms

ISI, Interstimulus interval; TBI, traumatic brain injury; LICI, Long-interval intracortical inhibition; PCS, Post-concussion syndrome; HC, Healthy controls; PPCS, Persistent post-concussive symptoms. ↑: increased, ↓: decreased, ↔: no significant difference.