rTMS-MDD Study Tracking

data pulled: 2023-10-20
website: http://rpubs.com/nandnisharma/rtms-mdd_tracking

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This report is meant to provide an overview of the baseline results for the Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Depression in Young Adults with Autism (rTMS-MDD) study. All data summarized here derives from the rTMS-MDD project on CAMH’s REDCap database and CAMH’s XNAT database. This summary is only as accurate as the data captured there.

For each of the plots, you can hover over selected areas to see more metadata. Dragging a rectangle over a specific area of the plot will zoom in and double clicking will reset to the original view.

Demographics

As part of the study design, one of the goals is to collect cognitive and MR imaging data from 80 participants with autism-spectrum disorders. Participants who either drop out, are withdrawn prior to completing the study, or whose MRI data cannot be used will be replaced until this goal is achieved.

Thus far, 19 participants have consented to be in the study. A table summarizing their demographics as well as a histogram of their age distribution is shown below.

	Female (N=5)	Male (N=14)	Overall (N=19)
Age (years)
Mean (SD)	25 (± 6.4)	24 (± 5.6)	24 (± 5.7)
Median [Min, Max]	24 [18, 34]	23 [16, 35]	23 [16, 35]
Ethnicity
Not Hispanic or Latino	5 (100 %)	12 (86 %)	17 (89 %)
Hispanic, of Spanish Origin or Latino	0 (0 %)	2 (14 %)	2 (11 %)
Education (years)
Mean (SD)	15 (± 2.9)	15 (± 3.0)	15 (± 2.9)
Median [Min, Max]	16 [11, 18]	15 [10, 20]	15 [10, 20]

Assessment Completion Status

Below is a heatmap depicting which assessments have been completed for each participant in rTMS-MDD. The Assessment is shown in the x axis and the Subject ID is shown in the y axis. Green indicates ‘complete’, red indicates ‘incomplete’ and yellow indicates a ‘partial complete’. Blank rectangles indicate that the assessment either hasn’t been attempted yet or that the data hasn’t been entered. You can hover over each square to get more details on the reason for an assessment being incomplete.

Baseline Behaviour

Autism

Depression and Anxiety Severity