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

Table 3.

LICI in patients with depression.

References Subjects Method ISI LICI
Croarkin et al. (39) 8 treatment responder MDD, 8 treatment resistant MDD TMS-EMG 100, 150, 200 ms ↓ in treatment resistant subjects
Croarkin et al. (40) 14 MDD 19 HC TMS-EMG 100, 150, 200 ms ↑ with age in adolescents
Sun et al. (41) 33 TRD TMS-EEG 100 ms ↑ at baseline correlated with decreased suicidality following MST
Sun et al. (42) 23 TRD TMS-EEG 100 ms ↓ following MST in patient with resolved SI
Lewis et al. (43) 37depressed, 17 depressed + SB, 20 HC TMS-EMG 100, 150, 200 ms ↓ in depressed subjects with SB
Jeng et al. (44) 20 TRD, 16 non-TRD, 36 HC TMS-EMG 100, 200 ms ↓ in TRD subjects
Lewis et al. (45) 10 Depressed TMS-EMG 100, 150 ms ↑ associated with decrease in SI following antidepressant treatment
Balzekas et al. (46) 5 Depressed TMS-EMG 100, 150, 200 ms Comparison not measured
Doruk Camsari et al. (47) 15 MDD, 22 HC TMS-EMG 100, 150, 200 ms

ISI, Interstimulus interval; TRD, Treatment resistant depression; LICI, Long-interval intracortical inhibition; MST, Magnetic seizure therapy; MDD, Major depressive disorder; SI, Suicidal ideation; HC, Healthy controls; SB, Suicidal behavior. ↓: decreased, ↔: no significant difference.