Evidence and expert consensus based German guidelines for the use of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation in depression.
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Hebel Tobias, Grözinger Michael, Landgrebe Michael, Padberg Frank, Schecklmann Martin, Schlaepfer Thomas, Schönfeldt-Lecuona Carlos, Ullrich Heiko, Zwanzger Peter, Langguth Berthold, DGHP Consensus Group:, Bajbouj Malek, Bewernick Bettina, Brinkmann Klaus, Cordes Joachim, Di Pauli Jan, Eichhammer Peter, Freundlieb Nils, Hajak Göran, Höppner-Buchmann Jacqueline, Hurlemann Rene, Kamp Daniel, Kayser Sarah, Kis Bernhard, Kreuzer Peter M, Kuhn Jens, Lammers Melisande, Lugmayer Beatrix, Mielacher Clemens, Nickl-Jockschat Thomas, Nunhofer Christian, Palm Ulrich, Poeppl Timm B, Polak Thomas, Sakreida Katrin, Sartorius Alexander, Silberbauer Christoph, Zilles-Wegner David
Аннотация
METHODS: The current evidence base for the use of rTMS in depression was examined via review of the literature. From the evidence and from clinical experience, recommendations for the use of rTMS in clinical practice were derived. All members of the of the German Society for Brain Stimulation in Psychiatry and all members of the sections Clinical Brain Stimulation and Experimental Brain Stimulation of the German Society for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, Psychosomatics and Mental Health were invited to participate in a poll on whether they consent with the recommendations.
FINDINGS: Among rTMS experts, a high consensus rate could be identified for clinical practice concerning the setting and the technical parameters of rTMS treatment in depression, indications and contra-indications, the relation of rTMS to other antidepressive treatment modalities and the frequency and management of side effects.