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Because of the lower efficacy of antidepressant treatment for treatment-resistant depression, this study now aims to find new treatments in the form of transcranial pulsed electromagnetic field (T-PEMF). 58 patients with moderate to severe depression were the participants of this study. Results suggest that T-PEMF could be an alternative treatment for treatment-resistant depression.
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[‘Erik Roj Larsen’, ‘Rasmus W. Licht’, ‘René Ernst Nielsen’, ‘Annette Lolk’, ‘Bille Borck’, ‘Claus Sørensen’, ‘Ellen Margrethe Christensen’, ‘Gustav Bizik’, ‘Janus Ravn’, ‘Klaus Martiny’, ‘Maj Vinberg’, ‘Odeta Jankuviené’, ‘Pernille Blenker Jørgensen’, ‘Poul Videbech’, ‘Per Bech’]
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32093804
PMCID
PMC7315871
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PEMF/EMF/RF/LT
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depression, mental health, mental illness, treatment-resistant depression, human
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