Dear Freesurfer experts, I am working with the longitudinal stream and have come across medially crossing pial surfaces in the base of a few participants. I tried editing the aseg.mgz file and then running the process again with the -noaseg flag but that didn't help. It also seems that in the aseg.mgz the hemispheres are classified correctly, however in the aparc+aseg.mgz they are not. Might that be the problem and should I therefore edit the aparc+aseg.mgz only? What would be the respective flag to such edits? In the cheat sheet for the longitudinal stream I can only find edits to the aseg.mgz.
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