Hi Maryam,
You should check your spm defaults to see whether it uses radiology or
neurology convention. Most likely your spm has flipped your image, and the
spmregister-sess is trying to match the left hemisphere of your functionals
to the right hemisphere of your anatomical.
-Yuhong
On Thu, Feb
Hi San Jung,
it's just a question of where they occur. The wm-hypos are dark white
matter on a T1-weighted sequence, and the non-wm-hypos are the same
in gray matter (e.g. the putamen)
cheers
Bruce
On Thu, 3 Feb 2011, San Jung wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'm visiting researcher for Behavior neurology.
>
Hi Evan
how big is that defect? The topology correction complexity goes as the
square of the convex hull of the largest defect, so fast for small ones
but a long time for big ones. Usually big ones only occur if there is
something seriously wrong though (e.g. skull attached to the white
matter
Hello,
My name is Evan Luther and I have been working with Dr. David Ress at the
University of Texas at Austin to create a high resolution (.7 mm) volume
using FreeSurfer. In the last step of our data pipeline I enter the command:
recon-all -segmentation -fill -tessellate -smooth1 -inflate1 -qsph
anyone have it saved anywhere?
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Hi.
I'm visiting researcher for Behavior neurology.
I'm trying to compare pathology and MRI image data in ischemic vascular
disease patients.
In our group, there are a lot of image researchers and they already made MRI
free surfer DATA.
My PI advised me to use free surfer data for my study.
The 1vFix for the altered paradigm looks like the something vs fix for
the original, so that is good. To my eye, the 2vFix for the altered
looks reasonable, but you're right that it's hard to tell. A better
comparison is to compare 2vFix for the altered against something like
7v3 or 5v1. There
Hi Jürgen,
that can happen if the different parts of it are differentially scaled in
the spherical warp. For example if an individual has a secondary fold that
is uncommon in the atlas population.
cheers
Bruce
On Thu, 3 Feb 2011, Jürgen Hänggi wrote:
Dear FS experts
Sorry, for reposting t