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September 10, 2025CNS SpectrumsOpen Access

The Short-term efficacy of low-frequency rTMS versus continuous theta burst stimulation as early augmentation, targeting right DLPFC in the management of Obsessive-compulsive disorder: A randomized clinical study

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Low-frequency rTMS shows potential benefits over continuous theta burst stimulation for OCD treatment.
The study measured efficacy in the short term, indicating improved outcomes in select patients.
This randomized clinical study involved patients receiving targeted stimulation to the right DLPFC.
Findings highlight the need for continued research into optimized treatment strategies for OCD.

Randomized clinical study compares low-frequency rTMS and theta burst stimulation for OCD treatment, revealing differential short-term effects.

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Gautam et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Randomized clinical study compares low-frequency rTMS and theta burst stimulation for OCD treatment, revealing differential short-term effects.