Investigating intersubject neural variability in fMRI during emotional processing to assess EMDR treatment effects on depression in multiple sclerosis

Key Points

• Neural variability during fMRI reveals significant insights on emotional processing linked to depression.
• The analysis included subjects with multiple sclerosis, providing context to the findings on emotional responses.
• Observational analysis during fMRI explores the effects of EMDR treatment on depression in this population.
• These results suggest potential neural biomarkers for assessing emotional processing and treatment efficacy.