Relations Among Individualized Brain Systems Patch Sizes and Diagnosis, Symptoms, and Treatment Outcomes in Major Depressive Disorder: Preliminary Results

Abstract

Individualized brain mapping promises to provide a significant advance for neural models of, and treatments for, major depressive disorder (MDD). Developments in computational neuroimaging methods facilitate new precision in neural characterization at the person-specific level. Here, we describe preliminary results that link brain systems defined at the individual level – “individualized brain systems” – to MDD, including in relation to diagnosis, symptoms, and treatment outcomes.