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Fig 1.

Flow chart of the study.

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Table 1.

Sample description of participants.

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Table 2.

Severity, depression and anxiety scores among IBS patients, pre, post AMT and at 12 month follow-up.

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Fig 2.

IBS severity syndrome at baseline, post-AMT and follow-up for both groups: No mental comorbidity and with mental comorbidity (depression and anxiety).

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Table 3.

Comparing AMT treatment effect on IBS severity score post-AMT and at 12 month follow-up with interaction effects of depression and anxiety with treatment on IBS severity scores in linear mixed effects analysis.

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Fig 3.

Forest plot showing the linear mixed effect analysis, predicting IBS severity by treatment, depressive and anxiety symptomatology and interaction effects between AMT at post and follow-up and mental comorbidity at both post and follow-up.

Negative regression coefficients predict reduced IBS and positive coefficients predict increased IBS severity.

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