Sorry, motion was my best guess.

On Sun, 30 Jun 2013, Rotem Saar wrote:

Dear Anastasia,

The T1 images were acquired in a sagittal orientation, and the DTI images in
an axial orientation.
Does this help ?

Thanks

Rotem

2013/6/25 Anastasia Yendiki <ayend...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>

      Hi Rotem - No problem. Were these scans by any chance acquired
      with a coronal slice prescription? In the axial views that you
      sent, the artifact that you're pointing to looks like
      misalignment between consecutive coronal slices, which could be
      due to head motion.

      a.y

      On Tue, 25 Jun 2013, Rotem Saar wrote:

            Dear Anastasia,
             
            I tried several times to upload these images in a
            non-compressed way, but
            they were too big and my posts were rejected, with
            no opportunity for any
            other upload way.
            Is there any other way for me to upload it so that
            everyone can see it ?
             
            Attached are the images in a non-compressed fashion.
            I will be very happy if
            u will have a look, and post your answer to me and
            the list to save some
            time, until I will be able to consider another way
            to upload them.
             
            I know that we should write to all the list, but at
            the moment if the images
            are not visible this won't help - so I will really
            appreciate if u will have
            a look but also tell me what is the best way to
            upload them so that all list
            members will be able to see them.
             
            Thank u very much for your help.
             
            Rotem

            2013/6/25 Anastasia Yendiki
            <ayend...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>

                  Sorry, can't open the image.

                  On Sun, 23 Jun 2013, Rotem Saar wrote:

                        Hi there,

                        Long time:). Well I wrote to the list
            several times
                        regarding high FA values
                        I got when performing DTI analysis.
                        Today we know that the problem was an
            additional
                        direction (we had 17
                        directions instead of 16 - we used a
            Philips
                        scanner,1.5T). So we deleted
                        the additional slices and the high
            values indeed
                        disappeared, but then
                        another problem came up (tried several
            subjects so
                        the problem is not
                        specific to a subject) -

                        I noticed an artifact that I can't
            explain - please
                        see the attached
                        pictures.

                        This artifact existed even before I
            deleted the
                        additional slices, also - I
                        see the artifact also when loading the
            masked
                        volume...It is cyclic - run
                        over all slices...

                        any ideas ?
                         
                        I'm using version 5.2 and I know the
            command lines
                        are correct (send it to u
                        in the past).

                        Thanks for your help

                        Rotem




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