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Trial · NCT03603561

Registered outcomes15

Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.

ListOutcomeTime frameDescription
PrimaryChanges in depression severity clinician-ratedScreening, baseline, 3 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 7), 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)Hamilton rating scale for depression (HRSD-17); total scores ranging from 0 to 52. A higher score is indicative of greater depressive pathology
SecondaryChanges in depression severity self-reportBaseline, 3 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 7), 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II); total scores ranging from 0 to 63. Higher total scores indicate more severe depressive symptoms.
SecondaryChanges in suicidal thoughts - clinician-ratedBaseline, 3 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 7), 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)Columbia-suicide severity rating scale (total score ranges from 0 to 25; a higher score represent a higher intensity of suicidality)
SecondaryChanges in cognitive symptoms (1)Baseline, 3 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 7), 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)
Continuous performance test (CPT), a measure of a person's sustained and selective attention: d-prime (the quotient of hits/false alarms that indicate the response sensitivity for discrimination of target from nontarget stimuli). Greater scores represent better ability to distinguish and detect X and non-X stimuli (better sustained attention)
SecondaryChanges in cognitive symptoms (2)Baseline, 3 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 7), 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)Symbol Digit Substitution Test (SDST), examining processing speed. Differentiating between the cognitive and the psychomotor processes of slowing (matching time and writing time; msec)
SecondaryChanges in cognitive symptoms (3)Baseline, 3 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 7), 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)Stroop test; examining response inhibition (Stroop response interference score)
SecondaryChanges in psychomotor symptoms (1)Baseline, 3 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 7), 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)CORE assessment of psychomotor functioning; total score ranging from 0 to 54. A higher score is indicative of psychomotor impairment (a score of 21 or more is indicative of melancholic depression)
SecondaryChanges in psychomotor symptoms (2)Baseline, 3 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 7), 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)
Accelometer tool (MotionWatch 8®, CamNtech, Cambridge, UK; measuring gross motor performance): total day activity level (counts per hour). Lower values indicate reduction in gross motor activity. \*Cut-off levels from a control group are being collected in another research project of this research group.
SecondaryChanges in psychomotor symptoms (3)Baseline, 3 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 7), 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)Line-copying task (LCT): initiation and movement time (msec)
SecondaryChange in biological markers (1)Baseline and 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)Plasma levels of C reactive protein (CRP)
SecondaryChange in biological markers (2)Baseline and 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)Cytokines (pg/ml)
SecondaryChange in biological markers (3)Baseline and 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)Kynurenines tryptophan catabolites (TRYCAT) levels (mmol/l)
SecondaryChange in biological markers (4)Baseline and 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF; ng/ml)
SecondaryDifferences in adverse events following cTBS or sham - self report3 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 7)Adverse effects questionnaire
SecondaryDifferences in development of (hypo)manic symptomsBaseline, 3 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 7), 10 days after cTBS or sham (+/- day 14)Young mania rating scale (YMRS): evaluates the presence and severity of mania. The score ranges from 0 to 60. Scores higher than 12 are indicative for mania, scores of 2 or lower indicate euthymia.

Source ClinicalTrials.govtrials-2026-11-12-0.4.0

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  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain
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  • ClinicalTrials.govnone stated
  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain (NIH RePORTER)

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