Psychotic depression and similar efficacy

For the authors, the placebo response could be due to significant clinical contact and activity involved in the study (daily sessions), although this is an amazing fact when considering the refractory nature of depression.
Alternatively, the EMT placebo may have some degree of action, even considering that the stimulus caused by this form is much smaller than the traditional way. 3) http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=4744771 Other Education: Other studies have been conducted to evaluate the effects of TMS in depression three of them must be considered.
Et al [2000] comparing the effects of ECT with TMS obtained a better effect of the first from the second to the treatment of psychotic depression and similar efficacy between the two methods for the treatment of non-psychotic depression.
Meknes et al [1999] obtained good results in the treatment of patients with depression by stimulating the right with low frequency TMS prefrontal cortex (maybe due to some inhibitory mechanism)
Klein et al [1999,] in a similar study confirmed the antidepressant effect of low frequency TMS (1 Hz) on the right.
 Prefrontal cortex Gauss et al [2000], in an open study comparing the effects of TMS and TEC, studied 40 patients with major depression (MD) unresponsive to antidepressant treatment with DM or psychosis. The treated patients received 9.6 http://www.bodyactive-nation.co.uk/forum/Exercise-Programs-Training-Discussion/5259-5-general-training-Tips#p69714 TEC  sessions on average. RTMS was applied to 90% LM (400-1200 pulses per day 10Hz) five times a week for 4 weeks.
The psychotropic medication was continued as pretreatment. In the group of psychotic patients, treatment with TEC was significantly more effective in relation to TMS in another group.