Dear FS experts,
I've a query regarding the recon-all analysis.
I ran recon-all using the following command
eg.
recon-all -i location/nc.nii -s NC -all
I got the analysis done.
Now I'm interested to calculate the hippocampal structures.
I knw the command line for that also
recon-all -i lo
Trying autorecon1 with the example data set Bert,there is error in
talairach transforms.What would be the problem?
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Hi Doug,
just a quick follow-up on my previous questions regarding custom average
surfaces.
I guess I am a bit confused regarding the relationship of custom templates
and custom average surfaces.
I made a custom template and a custom average surface. However, I don't
understand how they are related
Attached is an image that describes my issue. WM in the temporal region is
being omitted after running recon-all. Most of the omitted voxels are in
the 120-130 range. It's causing an issue with the underlying WM voxels as
well, they've simply disappeared.
I can see how this voxel intensity limit w
Hi,
I am learning to use the program.
I have some questions about how to edit skull strip manually. In this
procedure is correct to remove only the residual skull or even other
non-cerebral elements (eg meninges)? So far I have never found remaining
skull but small residual portions of meninges. A
Hi again Doug,
I'm looking at the stats file associated to aparc and perirhinal is not there.
I have looked for perirhinal and I found it in ?h.BA.stats, so I guess what I
need to update is the BA annot, right?
Thanks a lot!
Jesus
From: freesurfer-boun...@nmr.
It usually means that the number of subjects in the input is less (10
less) than the number of regressors. It looks like you have about 14
input subjects and 24=6*4 regressors. You need to add subjects or remove
regressors (ie, classes or covariates)
doug
On 9/18/13 11:41 AM, Robert Schulz wro
Hi Gabor,
it depends on the cause. Typically we fix this by placing control points
in the subjacent WM that is < 110
cheers
Bruce
On Wed, 18 Sep 2013, Gabor Perlaki wrote:
Dear all,
In the suggested workflow there is clear deescription of how to correct pial
surface including non-cortex wi
Hi Fabrice,
what would converting a thickness file (which has one value for each point
on the surface) to a volume mean? Would you want just a strand of voxels
with the thickness values at the gray/white boundary? At the pial surface?
Would you want the ribbon filled with the same value? If you
Hi Doug,
I'm looking at the $FREESURFER_HOME/average/mni152.register.dat and I can see
some relation with the formula you provided.
It appears that y and z are swapped, and the offsets are all different. Do you
know why they are so? By the way, is there a way I can ask mri_surfcluster to
read
Hello,
I am using mri_glmfit to perform a correlation analysis between some
surface-based DTI measures and a behavioural outcome (grip), aiming to
correct for scannertyp (C,I,W), handedness (R,L) as discrete variables and
age (AGE) and duration (Mo) as continuous covariates. Please find the fsg
Dear all,
In the suggested workflow there is clear deescription of how to correct
pial surface including non-cortex within the boundaries, but there is no
description of how to expand the pial surface if it doesn't include the
cortex within boundaries. Could anybody help me in this issue?
Thanks,
Dear Freesurfer users,
I am searching how to use the mri_surf2vol command in order to convert a
"lh.thickness" file into a 3D .nii file (in the original subject space).
Many Thanks,
Fabrice
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