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That’s not easy to do out of the box, because you would need to run SynthSR
before PreFreeSurfer, when normally you do the reverse. Not having T2w scans
just means you would need to enable legacy mode options.
I have some code that imports a SynthSR result into HCP Pipeline structures,
though SynthSR is rapidly changing and each time it changes I have to update
that import code. Perhaps I can share it once things have stabilized.
Matt.
From: <freesurfer-boun...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu> on behalf of KennethSPrice
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Date: Thursday, August 3, 2023 at 12:30 PM
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Subject: [Freesurfer] using synthsr with HCP Pipeline
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Hello all,
I am currently struggling through the HCP Pipeline! I want to use clinical
scans processed with synthsr in the HCP Pipeline.
1.) Is this even possible?
2.) Is there a way to get a T2 output with synthsr?
3.) In lieu of the HCP Pipeline, could you use SythSR scans with the HCP
Database to do a normal group analysis?
Thanks,
Ken
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