The Efficacy and Safety of tDCS in Patients With Mild Dementia

Exclusion Criteria

• •A person with a history of uniaxial psychiatric diseases including intellectual disability, schizophrenia, alcoholism, and bipolar disorder in the past.
• •A person who has a history of convulsions within 5 years of screening.
• •Those who have been diagnosed with severe cerebrovascular stenosis, subdural hemorrhage, brain tumor, and brain abscess through transient ischemic attack, stroke or MRI within one year from the screening date and are considered inappropriate for participation in this test.
• •A person who has cerebral damage due to trauma, ischemia, hypoxia, etc.
• •A person who has been hospitalized for mental or emotional problems within 5 years of screening.
• •A person who abused drugs within 5 years of screening.
• •A person who received treatment for alcoholism within 5 years of screening.
• •A person who can't read even with glasses on due to poor eyesight.
• •A person who can't understand a conversation because of hearing impairment even when wearing a hearing aid.
• •A person who has difficulty breathing when sitting still.
• •A person who attempted suicide within 6 months from the screening date.
• •A person who is judged to have a problem with brain waves and direct current stimulation electrodes due to deformities, inflammatory reactions, or other dermatological problems in the scalp.
• •A person who is judged to have other reasons for prohibition of use of tDCS medical devices (e.g., when a metal plate is inserted into the head, etc.).
• •Those who participated in other clinical trials within 30 days of screening.
• •Among female subjects who are likely to be pregnant, those who disagree with contraception\* in a medically permitted manner during this clinical trial period.
• •\*Medically permitted contraceptive methods: condoms, oral contraceptives that last at least 3 months, injections or insertion contraceptives, etc. are used, and intrauterine contraceptives are installed, etc.
• •Pregnant women or lactating women.
• •In addition to the above, a person in charge of the test or a person in charge has a clinical significance that is medically judged and deemed inappropriate for this test.