Dear All
I have 2 specific question regarding transfer of SPM-results to Freesurfer
and vice versa:
1.) I transfer SPM result images (con_00x images) to freeSurfer for
illustration purposes. Conversion of the images using mri_vol2surf works
nicely. Now I am just not sure on how to interpret the o
Hi Ri,
can you let us know more about what you are trying to do? The inflated
surfaces themselves are not registered, but inter-subject correspondence
is specified by the ?h.sphere.reg.
cheers,
Bruce
On Wed, 20 May 2009, Ritobrato Datta
wrote:
Hello All,
I am new to freesurfer. Is there
Hello All,
I am new to freesurfer. Is there a method to create a "registered inflated
brain" from the lh.sphere.reg (which if I understood correctly, is the
?h.sphere data for a subject registered to the spherical atlas). If yes, is it
also possible to display the corresponding functional data
Sebastian,
The new release does include the mri_normalize bug fix. The
ReleaseNotes page has been updated to reflect this.
fyi, the new version, v4.3.1, is compatible with results from v4.3.0.
the policy we are trying to adhere to is to increment the minor number
(4.X) when the recon-all stream
Dear FeeSurfer team,
I just realised that a new version appeared on the Download site. Does
this include the fix for the fix for the MACOSX mri_normalize? Does
freeview now work on the mac?
One more thing, it would be marvellous if new releases could be
announced on the freesurfer list to
Hi FreeSurfers,
Due to an accident and after several hundreds of hours of work I was finally
able to completely (actually not completely, but it seems to work) process
high resolution data with an isometric voxel size of 0.6mm without any
manual intervention, while using the advantage of all at
Hi,
I am running FS-4.3.0 and after recon-all -all, I am finding in aseg.stats of
quite a few of my subjects that brain mask volume (1735600 mm^3) is greater
than ICV (1701891 mm^3).
The talairach failure detection passed fine: talairach.xfm OK (p=0.7556,
pval=0.6675 >= threshold 0.005 ).
The