Hi Sooyun
what kind of acquisitons do you have? For just T1 we probably don't have
anything. If you had a T2 or FLAIR we do have some tools, but they are not
distributed/documented/tested/etc.... yet.
sorry
Bruce
On Mon, 6 Oct 2014, 조수연 wrote:
Hello, dear fellow Freesurfers.
I was wondering whether there was any way to automatically measure the longest
or the maximum length(or
thickness or diameter) of cortical lesions.
By this I mean that if there were to say 3 distinctive lesions in the brain of
the patient, each with 1mm,
2mm, 7mm maximum diameters, the 7mm will be chosen as the representative "maximum
lesion thickness" of the
patient.
Considering that there are automated methods to measure the average cortical
thickness, with a little
tweaking, it seems plausible that we can measure the lesion's maximum thickness
automatically too.
I know there are provided methods that able us to automatically segregate
lesion specific areas from T1
FLAIR images. Will there be a way to get the measurements that I want using
these masks?
Using the masks isn't essential as long as I can get the maximum lesion
thickness automatically.
I'm not so familiar with computational algorithms so please any form of advice
will be appreciated.
Thank you for taking your time to read this. Hope all of you have a great day.
Sincerely, Sooyun Cho.
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