Accelerated neuromodulation therapy for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Nolan R Williams, Keith D Sudheimer, Eleanor J Cole, Andrea D Varias, Andrea N Goldstein-Piekarski, Patrick Stetz, Anthony Lombardi, Maria Filippou-Frye, Peter van Roessel, Kelley Anderson, Elizabeth A McCarthy, Brianna Wright, Thasveen Sandhu, Sindu Menon, Booil Jo, Lorrin Koran, Leanne M Williams, Carolyn I Rodriguez, Nolan R Williams, Keith D Sudheimer, Eleanor J Cole, Andrea D Varias, Andrea N Goldstein-Piekarski, Patrick Stetz, Anthony Lombardi, Maria Filippou-Frye, Peter van Roessel, Kelley Anderson, Elizabeth A McCarthy, Brianna Wright, Thasveen Sandhu, Sindu Menon, Booil Jo, Lorrin Koran, Leanne M Williams, Carolyn I Rodriguez

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Keywords: Brain stimulation; OCD; Obsessive-compulsive disorder; TMS; Theta-burst stimulation.

Conflict of interest statement

Declarations of competing interest Dr. N. Williams is a named inventor on Stanford-owned intellectual property relating to accelerated TMS pulse pattern sequences and neuroimaging-based TMS targeting. He is also on the Scientific Advisory Board for NeuraWell, Otsuka, and Halo Neuroscience. Dr. K.D. Sudheimer is a named inventor on Stanford-owned intellectual property relating to accelerated TMS pulse pattern sequences and neuroimaging-based TMS targeting. He also holds current equity positions in Crispr Therapeutics as well as Moderna, Inc. Dr. L.M. Williams has served as a consultant for BlackThorn Therapeutics in the last three years, and she currently receives advisory board fees from the Laureate Institute for Brain Research and PsyberGuide of One Mind Institute. She holds patents unrelated to the current study’s protocols: US Patents 10/034,645 and 15/820,338: Systems and methods for detecting complex networks in MRI image data. In the last three years, Dr. C. Rodriguez has served as a consultant for Epiodyne, received research grant support from Biohaven Pharmaceuticals, and a stipend from APA Publishing for her role as Deputy Editor at The American Journal of Psychiatry. All other authors report no additional financial or other relationships relevant to the subject of this manuscript.