The 001.mgz should already be in native space.
sameer kumar wrote:
Yes, I used the dicom to run recon-all.
I converted the results back to native space, using
mri_convert -rl orig/001.mgz XX.mgz XX_native.mgz
the images in the native space are not in the same orientation as
001.mgz, whic
can you try one of our viewers and see if it looks correct (e.g.
freeview)?
On Fri, 26 Jun 2009, sameer kumar wrote:
I am using mricro to view the images.
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I am using mricro to view the images.
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how do you know they are not in the same orientation? What are you using
to check?
On Fri, 26 Jun 2009, sameer kumar wrote:
Yes, I used the dicom to run recon-all.
I converted the results back to native space, using
mri_convert -rl orig/001.mgz XX.mgz XX_native.mgz
the images in the native spa
Yes, I used the dicom to run recon-all.
I converted the results back to native space, using
mri_convert -rl orig/001.mgz XX.mgz XX_native.mgz
the images in the native space are not in the same orientation as 001.mgz,
which i got from the dicoms.
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Hi Sameer,
can you just use the dicom?
Bruce
On Fri, 26 Jun 2009, sameer kumar wrote:
Hi Bruce,
I used mricro to convert from PAR REC. The problem is that when I tried to
convert the results back to the native space, they are flipped, and are not
in the same orientation as the original.
Hi Bruce,
I used mricro to convert from PAR REC. The problem is that when I tried to
convert the results back to the native space, they are flipped, and are not
in the same orientation as the original.
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is there any reason you can't just start with the dicom? You can check the
orientation on the converted files to see if it's wrong - that's usually
what happens. How did you convert from PAR REC?
cheers,
Bruce
On Fri, 26 Jun
2009, sameer kumar wrote:
Hi guys,
I have the raw PAR REC and DI
Hi guys,
I have the raw PAR REC and DICOM files from the scanner. I converted the PAR
REC files to mgz and ran recon-all but it exited with errors. But when I
converted the DICOM files into mgz and ran recon-all, it was running fine.
Can anyone tell me why this is happening.
Regards,
Sameer
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not sure, you'll have to ask the slicer folks
On Fri, 26 Jun 2009, Gregory
Dierksen wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to convert a binary volume to a surface that can be viewed with
slicer3. I've used the following commands:
mri_tesselate microbleeds.mgz 1 lh.microbleeds
mris_smooth lh.microbleeds
Hi,
I'm trying to convert a binary volume to a surface that can be viewed
with slicer3. I've used the following commands:
mri_tesselate microbleeds.mgz 1 lh.microbleeds
mris_smooth lh.microbleeds -n 5 lh.microbleeds-smooth
When I attempt to ope the lh.microbleeds-smooth surface using slicer
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