Hi Jordan,
it's hard to tell from a single slice but it looks like that might be
amygdala, in which case you shouldn't worry about it. In any case, you
can upload and we'll take a look
cheers
Bruce
On Fri, 14 Oct 2011, Jordan Pierce wrote:
Here's an image (if I attach this correctly) of a particular instance-gray
matter excluded in the temporal lobe and pial surface seeming to be below the
white matter surface.
This seems to be worse on subjects with motion, this one isn't too bad. How
would I upload the subject file for you to look at?
Jordan Pierce
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