Publications
Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Sellers, K., Khambhati, A., Hamlat, E., & Krystal, A. (in preparation). Identification of symptom variability within Major Depression Disorder.
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Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Allawala, A., Sellers, K., Khambhati, A., Astudillo Maya, D., & Krystal, A. (in preparation). An integrative approach for personalized deep brain stimulation using multimodal behavior, neurophysiological signals, and stimulation.
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Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Biggs, E.E., Timmers, I., Moulton, E., & Simons, L.E. (in preparation). The role of the cerebellum in threat learning in youth with chronic pain.
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Sellers, K., Sugrue, L.P., Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Becker, N., Nedelec, P., Hamlat, E., Chang, E., & Krystal, A.D. (under review). Bladder control side-effects of deep brain stimulation for major depressive disorder related to recruitment of distinct subcomponents of the anterior limb of the internal capsule.
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Sellers, K.K., Hamlat, E.J., Choi, I., Astudillo Maya, D.A., Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Mergenthaler, J., Chang, E.F., & Krystal, A.D. (under review). Sustained benefit of closed-loop deep brain stimulation for major depressive disorder.
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Lee, A. Moses, Kist, A., Alvarez, J., Sellers, K. K., Khambhati, A. N., Sugrue, L. P., Reid, L. B., Kadlec, K., Fan, J. M., Allawala, A. B., Racine, C. A., Norbu, T., Astudillo, D., Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Becker, N., Alhourani, A., Starr, P. A., Chang, E. F., & Krystal, A.D. (under review). Invasive Brain Mapping Identifies Personalized Therapeutic Neuromodulation Targets for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
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Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Hamlat, E., Becker, N., Astudillo Maya, D., Krystal, A., & Sellers, K., (under review). Best practices for clinical trials of deep brain stimulation for neuropsychiatric indications.Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, Brain Imaging and Stimulation. Link
Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Biggs, E.E., Sokol, O., Wiseman Miner, A., Goya Arce, A., & Simons, L.E. (2025). Who is being represented in research? A researcher-driven method for assessing diversity and representation in prospective research cohorts. Pain Medicine. Link
Kist, A., Alvarez, J., –Tremblay-McGaw, A.G.–, Becker, N., Allawala, A., Fan, J., Khambhati, A.N., Norbu, T., Sugrue, L., Sellers, K.K., Starr, P.A., Chang, E.F., Krystal, A.D., & Lee, A.M. (2025). Personalizing deep brain stimulation for obsessive compulsive disorder using invasive brain mapping. Brain Stimulation: Basic, Translational, and Clinical Research in Neuromodulation, 18(1), 452. Elsevier. Link
Fan, J., Woodworth, K., Murphy, K.R., Hinkley, L., Cohen, J.L., Yoshimura, J., Choi, J., Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Mergenthaler, J., Good, C.H., Pellionisz, P.A., Lee, A.M., Ianni, T.D., Sugrue, L.P., & Krystal, A. (2024). Thalamic low intensity focused ultrasound stimulation in treatment resistant depression. Brain Stimulation: Basic, Translational, and Clinical Research in Neuromodulation. PDF
Biggs, E.E., Heathcote, L.C., Timmers, I., Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Noel, M., Borsook, D., & Simons, L.E. (2024). Emotional memory bias in adolescents with chronic pain: examining the relationship with neural, stress, and psychological factors. PAIN. Link
Timmers, I., Bruckert, L., Biggs, E.E., Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Borsook, D., Zhang, H., & Simons, L.E. (2024). Probing white matter microstructure in youth with chronic pain and its relation to catastrophizing using neurite orientation dispersion and density imaging. PAIN. Link
Simons, L.E., Hess, C.W., Choate, E.S., Van Orden, A.R., Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Menendez, M., Boothroyd, D.B., Griffin, A., Parvathinathan, G., Griffin, A., Caruso, T.J., Stinson, J., Weisman, A., Liu, T., Christensen, R., & Koeppen, K. (2022). Virtual Reality Augmented Physiotherapy for Chronic Pain in Youth: Protocol for a randomized controlled trial enhanced with single case experimental design. Journal of Medical Internet Research. 11(12):e40705. PDF
Chanales, A.J.H., Tremblay-McGaw, A.G., Drascher, M.L., & Kuhl, B.A. (2020). Adaptive Repulsion of Long-Term Memory Representations Is Triggered by Event Similarity. Psychological Science. 32 (5), 705-720. PDF
