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Hi FreeSurfer specialists,


we have problems with a strong non-intensity in 3 Tesla data of GE (mainly 
temporal poles and occipital area).

We managed to rescue the occipital errors by a pre-Bias-field correction using 
SPM, but would of course try

to optimize this in recon-all itself.


When I open the recon-all scrip tin FS v7.1.1 I can find no difference in the 
parameters depending on if the

the flag "-3T" is set or not.


In both cases the parameters forwarded are:


--n 1 --proto-iters 1000 --distance 50


(in line 1536 and line 1540 of /bin/recon-all.)


 Could someone explain this?


What could be done (manual corrections etc. are obsolete due to the large 
sample size...) to improve the WM detection

in the temporolateral/polar area (subsequently cortex detection)? The brainmask 
looks okay; the ribbon.mgz shows the

cut off lateral parts of the cortex.


Thanks in advance for any hints,

Philipp

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