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Target engagement during interleaved iTBS-fMRI predicts subsequent clinical response to connectivity-guided accelerated iTBS: results of the PRISM-TRD trial
ObjectiveReliable prognostic biomarkers in depression remain elusive. The objective of this study was to assess whether interleaved intermittent theta-burst stimulation-fMRI (iTBS-fMRI) can measure real-time target engagement, and prospectively test whether target engagement was associated with subs
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