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- Clinical Trial NCT03288675
Stepped Care aiTBS 2 Depression Study (Ghent) (aiTBS2-Ghent)
The Effects of Accelerated Intermittent Thetaburst Stimulation Followed by a Cognitive Control Training in Treatment Resistant Unipolar Depressed Patients
Antidepressant-free unipolar melancholic depressed patients (at least stage 2 treatment-resistant) will be selected by a certified psychiatrist, who will administer (semi-)structured clinical interviews. Because concomitant antidepressant treatment can confound outcome results, all patients will go through a medication washout before entering the study and they will be free from any antidepressant, neuroleptic and mood stabilizer for at least two weeks before entering the treatment protocol. Only habitual benzodiazepine agents will be allowed.
STEP 1: Patients will be treated with in total 20 accelerated intermittent Theta Burst Stimulation (aiTBS) sessions (3000 pulses/session) over the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, which will be spread over 4 days. On each stimulation day, a given patient will receive 5 sessions with a between-session delay of 15 minutes. Patients will be randomized to receive either the real aiTBS or sham treatment (first week). However, the sham group will receive real aiTBS treatment with 10 days' time interval. The investigators expect that real aiTBS treatment and not sham will result in a significant and clinical meaningful response.
STEP 2: To optimize treatment and reduce relapse following the iTBS treatment, in a stepped care approach, all patients then continue with cognitive control training (CCT) ten days later. This CCT consists of 20 sessions, spread over 4 weeks. Patients will be randomized to receive either real CCT or a control training. During this follow-up treatment, all patients will be prescribed antidepressant medication (SSRI) again. As iTBS treatment effects are known to decline over time, the investigators expect that combining aiTBS with a follow-up CCT therapy will stabilize the clinical effects over time compared to receiving the iTBS treatment alone.
For baseline comparisons, patients will be closely matched for gender and age with never-depressed, medication-free healthy volunteers. No volunteer will undergo treatment.
Study Overview
Status
Intervention / Treatment
Study Type
Enrollment (Actual)
Phase
- Not Applicable
Contacts and Locations
Study Locations
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East-Flanders
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Ghent, East-Flanders, Belgium, 9000
- University Hospital Ghent
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Participation Criteria
Eligibility Criteria
Ages Eligible for Study
Accepts Healthy Volunteers
Description
Inclusion Criteria:
- Antidepressant-free unipolar major depression with melancholic features
- Not responding to at least two trials with an antidepressant
- Aged between 18-65 years old
Exclusion Criteria:
- Depression with bipolar/psychotic features
- Dysthymia
- Severe personality disorders
- Active substance abuse/dependence within a year prior to inclusion
- Pregnancy or without effective anticonception for the duration of the trial
- ECT non-responder
- No response to more than 9 antidepressants
- Any neurological condition
- Any implanted electronic device susceptible for magnetic field radiation (e.g. pacemaker)
- Any implanted metal device in the head region
- Current or past history of epilepsy
- Neurosurgical interventions
- Known allergic reaction to radiotracers or associated compounds
Healthy volunteers may be accepted as control subjects.
Study Plan
How is the study designed?
Design Details
- Primary Purpose: Treatment
- Allocation: Randomized
- Interventional Model: Factorial Assignment
- Masking: Triple
Arms and Interventions
Participant Group / Arm |
Intervention / Treatment |
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Active Comparator: Active aiTBS - active CCT+SSRI
Patients receive active aiTBS treatment in the first week, and starting from week 3 receive active CCT for a period of 4 weeks in combination with an antidepressant (SSRI)
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In the active aiTBS arm, the patients will receive 100 cycli of thetaburst trains of 2s, separated by an inter-train-interval of 6 seconds, delivered on the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC; i.e. 3000 pulses per session).
On each stimulation day, a given patient will receive 5 sessions with a between-session interval of 15 minutes.
The treatment protocol of in total 20 aiTBS sessions will be spread over 4 days (i.e.
60.000 pulses in total).
The sham coil has been specifically developed to mimic the real one.
Other Names:
By training working memory processing, the CCT aims at modulating similar prefrontal cortex regions as being stimulated previously by aiTBS, namely the DLPFC.
thereby possibly stabilizing clinical effects of aiTBS over time.
In total 20 sessions of CCT vs. control training (of approximately 25 minutes per session), will be spread over a period of 4 weeks.
Other Names:
All patients will be prescribed antidepressant medication (SSRI) again when starting the CCT (vs.
control training).
Other Names:
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Experimental: Active aiTBS - sham CCT+SSRI
Patients receive active aiTBS treatment in the first week, and starting from week 3 receive a control training for a period of 4 weeks in combination with an antidepressant (SSRI)
|
In the active aiTBS arm, the patients will receive 100 cycli of thetaburst trains of 2s, separated by an inter-train-interval of 6 seconds, delivered on the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC; i.e. 3000 pulses per session).
On each stimulation day, a given patient will receive 5 sessions with a between-session interval of 15 minutes.
The treatment protocol of in total 20 aiTBS sessions will be spread over 4 days (i.e.
60.000 pulses in total).
The sham coil has been specifically developed to mimic the real one.
Other Names:
All patients will be prescribed antidepressant medication (SSRI) again when starting the CCT (vs.
control training).
Other Names:
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Experimental: Sham aiTBS - aiTBS - active CCT+SSRI
Patients receive sham aiTBS treatment in the first week, real aiTBS treatment in the third week, and starting from the fifth week receive CCT for a period of 4 weeks in combination with an antidepressant (SSRI)
|
In the active aiTBS arm, the patients will receive 100 cycli of thetaburst trains of 2s, separated by an inter-train-interval of 6 seconds, delivered on the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC; i.e. 3000 pulses per session).
On each stimulation day, a given patient will receive 5 sessions with a between-session interval of 15 minutes.
The treatment protocol of in total 20 aiTBS sessions will be spread over 4 days (i.e.
60.000 pulses in total).
The sham coil has been specifically developed to mimic the real one.
Other Names:
By training working memory processing, the CCT aims at modulating similar prefrontal cortex regions as being stimulated previously by aiTBS, namely the DLPFC.
thereby possibly stabilizing clinical effects of aiTBS over time.
In total 20 sessions of CCT vs. control training (of approximately 25 minutes per session), will be spread over a period of 4 weeks.
Other Names:
All patients will be prescribed antidepressant medication (SSRI) again when starting the CCT (vs.
control training).
Other Names:
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Experimental: Sham aiTBS - aiTBS - sham CCT+SSRI
Patients receive sham aiTBS treatment in the first week, real aiTBS treatment in the third week, and starting from the fifth week control training for a period of 4 weeks in combination with an antidepressant (SSRI)
|
In the active aiTBS arm, the patients will receive 100 cycli of thetaburst trains of 2s, separated by an inter-train-interval of 6 seconds, delivered on the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC; i.e. 3000 pulses per session).
On each stimulation day, a given patient will receive 5 sessions with a between-session interval of 15 minutes.
The treatment protocol of in total 20 aiTBS sessions will be spread over 4 days (i.e.
60.000 pulses in total).
The sham coil has been specifically developed to mimic the real one.
Other Names:
All patients will be prescribed antidepressant medication (SSRI) again when starting the CCT (vs.
control training).
Other Names:
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What is the study measuring?
Primary Outcome Measures
Outcome Measure |
Measure Description |
Time Frame |
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Changes in depression severity - clinician-rated
Time Frame: Intake, baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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17-item Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression (HRSD)
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Intake, baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Secondary Outcome Measures
Outcome Measure |
Measure Description |
Time Frame |
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Changes in depression severity - self-report
Time Frame: Intake, baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II)
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Intake, baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in suicidal thoughts - clinician-rated
Time Frame: Intake, baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Scale for suicidal ideation (SSI)
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Intake, baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in melancholic features - clinician-rated
Time Frame: Intake, baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Clinical outcomes in routine evaluation (CORE)
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Intake, baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in hopelessness - self-report
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Beck hopelessness scale (BHS)
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Baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in anxiety features - self-report
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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State/Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI)
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Baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in remission from depression - self-report
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Remission from Depression Questionnaire (RDQ)
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Baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 3 days (+/-D21) and 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in ruminative thinking (trait) - self-report
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Ruminative Responses Scale (RRS)
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in hedonia - self-report
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Temporal Experience of Pleasure Scale (TEPS)
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in anhedonia - self-report
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Snaith-Hamilton Pleasure Scale (SHAPS)
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in perceived stress - self-report
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Perceived Stress Scale (PSS)
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in responses to positive affect - self-report
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Responses to Positive Affect Scale (RPA)
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in cognitive emotion regulation - self-report
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Cognitive Emotion Regulation Questionnaire (CERQ)
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56), 3 & 6 months follow-up
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Changes in temperament and character - self-report
Time Frame: Intake, 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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Temperament and Character Inventory (TCI)
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Intake, 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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Differences in adverse effects following aiTBS vs. sham - self-report
Time Frame: 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)]
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Adverse effects questionnaire
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10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)]
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Changes in regional grey matter volume using structural MRI
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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The analysis will be done using voxel-based morphometry
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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Changes in regional white matter microstructure and structural connectivity
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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The analysis will be done using diffusion tensor imaging (DTI)
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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Neuronal safety/ changes in neurometabolite concentrations in left-prefrontal tissues using MRS
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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The analysis will be evaluated using 1H MR spectroscopy
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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Changes in functional activity connectivity at rest and during tasks in which self-referential social evaluations are presented via headphones in the scanner
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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The analysis will be evaluated using resting state and task fMRI
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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Changes in state-dependent ruminative thinking due to hearing self-referential social evaluations presented via headphones in the scanner - self-report
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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Before entering the scanner, and following each resting state fMRI (i.e.
before hearing self-referential social evaluations and after hearing these evaluations), perseverative thinking will be assessed using the perseverative thinking questionnaire (PTQ).
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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Changes in state-dependent mood due to hearing self-referential social evaluations presented via headphones in the scanner - self-report
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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Before entering the scanner, and following each resting state fMRI (i.e.
before hearing self-referential social evaluations and after hearing these evaluations), mood will be assessed using visual analogue scales (VAS).
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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Changes in the regional 5-HT transporter system
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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C11 DASB PET
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Baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14)
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Changes in reward processing as measured with EEG /ERP
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after active aiTBS in both groups (+/-D14 for the active group, +/-D28 for the sham group)
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128 channel EEG during doors gambling task to assess effects on reward processing.
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after active aiTBS in both groups (+/-D14 for the active group, +/-D28 for the sham group)
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Evaluation of cognitive side-effects following iTBS vs. sham using the CANTAB battery
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7)
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CANTAB battery administration (i.e.
motor screening, delayed matching to sample, rapid visual information processing, one touch stockings of Cambridge, spatial working memory).
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Baseline (D0), 3 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D7)
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Changes in reward processing - behavioral assessment
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56)
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Cambridge Gambling Task (CGT; CANTAB battery)
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after aiTBS or sham (+/-D14), [for the sham group 10 days after active aiTBS (+/-D28)], after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56)
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Changes in working memory - behavioral assessment of near transfer
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after active aiTBS in both groups (+/-D14 for the active group, +/-D28 for the sham group), after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56)
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Non-adaptive PASAT (naPASAT)
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after active aiTBS in both groups (+/-D14 for the active group, +/-D28 for the sham group), after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56)
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Changes in state-dependent mood - self-report following naPASAT
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after active aiTBS in both groups (+/-D14 for the active group, +/-D28 for the sham group), after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56)
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Visual analogue scales (VAS) administered following completion of the naPASAT
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after active aiTBS in both groups (+/-D14 for the active group, +/-D28 for the sham group), after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56)
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Changes in spatial working memory - behavioral assessment of far transfer
Time Frame: Baseline (D0), 10 days after active aiTBS in both groups (+/-D14 for the active group, +/-D28 for the sham group), after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56)
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Spatial working memory (SWT; CANTAB battery)
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Baseline (D0), 10 days after active aiTBS in both groups (+/-D14 for the active group, +/-D28 for the sham group), after CCT (+/-D42; for the sham group +/-D56)
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Changes in state-dependent mood during CCT vs. control training
Time Frame: Following each of the 20 CCT or control trainings (spread over +/- D15 up to D42 for the active group; spread over +/- D29 up to D56 for the sham group)
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Visual analogue scales (VAS) administered following completion of the CCT (or control training)
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Following each of the 20 CCT or control trainings (spread over +/- D15 up to D42 for the active group; spread over +/- D29 up to D56 for the sham group)
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Predictive influence of single nucleotide polymorphisms on treatment outcome - genetics using a saliva sample
Time Frame: At baseline (D0)
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SNP analysis
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At baseline (D0)
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Predictive influence of treatment expectancy on treatment response - self-report
Time Frame: After the first aiTBS or sham session (D1), after the first CCT or control session (+/- D15 for the active group, +/-D29 for the sham group)
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Credibility and Expectancy Questionnaire (CEQ)
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After the first aiTBS or sham session (D1), after the first CCT or control session (+/- D15 for the active group, +/-D29 for the sham group)
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Collaborators and Investigators
Sponsor
Collaborators
Investigators
- Principal Investigator: Chris Baeken, Prof., Ghent University, University Hospital Ghent
- Principal Investigator: Ernst Koster, Prof., University Ghent
- Principal Investigator: Rudi De Raedt, Prof., University Ghent
- Principal Investigator: Gilles Pourtois, Prof., University Ghent
- Principal Investigator: Marie-Anne Vanderhasselt, Prof., Ghent University, University Hospital Ghent
Study record dates
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Study Start (Actual)
Primary Completion (Actual)
Study Completion (Actual)
Study Registration Dates
First Submitted
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First Posted (Actual)
Study Record Updates
Last Update Posted (Actual)
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Terms related to this study
Keywords
Additional Relevant MeSH Terms
- Behavioral Symptoms
- Mental Disorders
- Mood Disorders
- Depression
- Depressive Disorder
- Depressive Disorder, Major
- Depressive Disorder, Treatment-Resistant
- Physiological Effects of Drugs
- Neurotransmitter Agents
- Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
- Neurotransmitter Uptake Inhibitors
- Membrane Transport Modulators
- Serotonin Agents
- Serotonin Receptor Agonists
- Serotonin
- Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors
Other Study ID Numbers
- BC-1812
Drug and device information, study documents
Studies a U.S. FDA-regulated drug product
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