Baseline resting EEG measures differentiate rTMS treatment responders and non-responders
Pakin Kaewpijit,
Paul B Fitzgerald,
Kate Hoy
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundRepetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) has been increasingly used worldwide in the treatment of depression, however, we currently lack the means to reliably predict whether patients will respond to the treatment. Recent research suggests that the neurophysiological measures of beta power and correlation dimension may have predictive potential, however, studies of beta power and correlation dimension to differentiate rTMS group response in individuals with major depression are limited.Met… Show more
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