Hi Jeongsik mri_surf2surf should do the trick
cheers Bruce On Mon, 22 May 2017, 김정식 wrote:
Dear FreeSurfer experts, Recently, I've been developing the way to detect regions with cortical dysplasia from MRI-negative. So, I compared an individual epilepsy patient's MRI with 30 healthy controls' MRI in cortical thickness. In the final step, I would like to confirm whether the finally defined regions from the cortical thickness differences could correspond to the pathologically confirmed region (cortical dysplasia). First of all, I've searched a solution for my problem, "How to transform the statistical map from the average surfaces into the individual subject's surfaces", But I failed to find it. Thus, I would ask you how I can transform the statistical map (like cortical thickness difference map between healthy controls and individual subject) into the individual patient's brain surfaces. Best regards, Jeongsik Kim [@from=gitamen%40hanmail.net&rcpt=freesurfer%40nmr.mgh.harvard.edu&msgid=%3 C20170522132436.Wz2wAqQWS6ukEHPynNIHqg%40gitamen.hanmail.net%3E]
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