One other thing. I did the addition of all the structures in aseg and 
am a bit confused. Here are the numbers for one subject.

BrainSeg= 1035602
BrainSegNotVent= 1034954
These two are almost identical but that is most likely due to the
lack of pv correction in BrainSeg, so I think that makes sense. When I sum 
all the structures in aseg I get 1027260 (which includes the five CC 
regions). This number is smaller than BrainSegNotVent, which doesn't make 
sense to me since I would expect it to be larger than BrainSegNotVent. 
Sorry for all the questions, I think FreeSurfer is great!

Chris





On Nov 3 2010, bell0...@umn.edu wrote:

>
>
>I had a question about gray matter and white matter volumes in FreeSurfer 
>version 4.5. Sorry, we have too many subjects to rerun easily through 5.0. 
>There is no gray matter listed in aseg.stats in 4.5. The two options I see 
>are using mris_volume or summing the aparc gray matter structures, are 
>there pros/cons to this? More specifically, should the sum of the aparc gm 
>regions equal the surface-based gm volume from mris_volume or will they be 
>different?
>
 The aseg.stats also produces surface-based wm volumes, which I presume 
need
>the subcortical structures subtracted away, is there a command to do this 
>with mri_segstats or do I just need to run a loop for every subcortical 
>structure to get these corrected wm volumes?
>
>One last question. The mri_segstats says BrainSeg is computed WITHOUT 
>partial volume correction. My understanding was in the aseg pipeline every 
>voxel got assigned to a specific structure in aseg.mgz. So, I don't 
 undestand how partial voluming comes into play? In BrainSeg are some 
voxels
>counted twice as being part of two different structures, and then this is 
>fixed when the volume of each structure is reported in the aseg table? 
>Also, it would be nice to be able to directly compare BrainSeg (no partial 
>volume correction) with BrainSegNotVent (partial volume correction), is 
>this possible? Thanks!
>
>Chris Bell
>University of Minnesota 
>
>
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