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

Table 5.

LICI in patients with schizophrenia.

References Subjects Method ISI LICI
Fitzgerald et al. (55) 18 SCZ, 8 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms
Farzan et al. (56) 14 SCZ, 14 BD, 14 HC TMS-EEG 100 ms ↓ in DLPFC of SCZ, ↔ in BD
Mehta et al. (57) 54 SCZ, 45 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms
Mehta et al. (58) 54 SCZ, 45 HC TMS-EMG 100 ms ↔ MNA
Radhu et al. (59) 38 SCZ, 27 OCD, 46 HC TMS-EEG 100 ms ↓ in DLPFC of SCZ, ↔ in OCD
Basavaraju et al. (60) 18 SCZ with EBD, 32 SCZ w/o EBD TMS-EMG 100 ms
Lett et al. (61) 80 SCZ, 115 HC TMS-EEG 100 ms
Radhu et al. (62) 19 SCZ, 30 FDR of SCZ, 13 OCD, 18 FDR of OCD, 49 HC TMS-EEG 100 ms ↓ in DLPFC of SCZ, ↔ in OCD
Goodman et al. (63) 12 SCZ with cannabis use, 11 cannabis free SCZ, 10 controls with cannabis use, 13 cannabis free controls TMS-EMG 100, 150, 200 ms

ISI, Interstimulus interval; HC, Healthy controls; LICI, Long-interval intracortical inhibition; MNA, Mirror neuron activity; DLPFC, Dorsolateral pre-frontal cortex; OCD, Obsessive-compulsive disorder; SCZ, Schizophrenia; EBD, Ego boundary disturbance; BD, Bipolar disorder; FDR, First degree relative. ↓: decreased, ↔: no significant difference.