Dear FS experts

We have the following request from one reviewer:

"Provide more detail and more discussion on why the thickness maps produced
by FreeSurfer are not limited to the voxel resolution of the image. This is
not obvious to everybody who is not an expert in cortical thickness
measurements using the free-surfer approach, since it is not so easy to
comprehend that differences can be found that are beyond the resolution of
the acquisition." 

I can provide the references that provide this statement, but I do not
really have a sound explanation why this is possible.

Any idea is welcome and appreciated

Thanks in advance
Jürgen


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