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Original Research

Effects of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation on clinical, social, and cognitive performance in postpartum depression

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Pages 491-500 | Published online: 25 Oct 2012

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Table 1 Demographic data, diagnostic/clinical data, and baseline rating scale scores for patients receiving repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (active or sham group)Table Footnote*

Table 2 Mean scores for clinical, social and neurocognitive measures at baseline (pretreatment), week 4 (end of treatment), and week 6 (follow-up, postreatment week 2), time effect, and interaction to analysis of variance and false discovery rate at baseline versus week 4, week 4 versus week 6, and baseline versus week 6 in active and placebo groups (n = 14)Table Footnotea

Figure 1 Change in mean values of clinical scales and neuropsychological tests at baseline (pre-treatment), weeks 4 (end of treatment) and 6 (follow up: post-treatment week 2) for active and placebo groups.

Abbreviations: rTMS, repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation; HDRS/17, 17-item-Hamilton Depression Rating Scale; EPDS, Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale; HARS/14, 14 item-Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale; GAS, Global Assessment Scale; SAS-SR, Social Adjustment Scale-Self Report–Overall Social Performance and Work at Home; Trail Making B and Stroop Test (Interference).
Figure 1 Change in mean values of clinical scales and neuropsychological tests at baseline (pre-treatment), weeks 4 (end of treatment) and 6 (follow up: post-treatment week 2) for active and placebo groups.