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    Placebo response rates in double-blind placebo-controlled trials for internalized disorders in children and adolescents

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    *<p>and Boulos et al, 1992;</p>**<p>and Berard et al, 2006;</p>a<p>possible superiority of drug vs placebo concerns the primary variable;</p>b<p>these reports are pooled analysis in which individual trials did not reveal significant treatment effect</p><p>N = number of subjects randomized in the study; Q = quality score of the report; CDRS: Children's Depression Rating Scale; CGI: Clinical Global Impression-Severity; HDRS: Hamilton Depression Rating Scale; K-SADS-dep: Schedule for Affective Disorder and Schizophrenia-depression/anhedonia subscore; MADRS: Montgomery-Asberg Depression Rating Scale; CYBOCS: Child Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Scale. Placebo responders: N of responders in the placebo arm/N of subjects randomised in the placebo arm (%)</p

    Socio-demographic, pregnancy, delivery, newborn, and dyad characteristics according to scan soft markers or not.

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    <p>*Given our exclusion criteria, participants had only minor obstetrical histories (e.g., IVG, caesarean for previous pregnancy) or minor medico-chirurgical histories (e.g., appendicitis, minor allergy).</p><p>**Good = integrated/equilibrate; intermediate = reduced/loss involvement; poor = non-integrated/ambivalent.</p

    Diagram flow of the study.

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    <p>*Ultrasound soft markers included ventriculomegaly (N = 8), increased nuchal translucency (N = 16), Short OPN (N = 4), echogenic bowel (N = 19), echogenic intracardiac focus (N = 2), mild pyelectasis (N = 9), and short femur length (N = 2).</p

    Maternal anxiety and depression over time.

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    <p>Mean scores are given for anxiety and depression (lines). Percentages indicate the number of participants with anxiety (or depression) scores above the scale clinical threshold (bars). T1 = Third trimester during pregnancy, T2 = Birth, T3 = 2 months after birth.</p
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