n a Mac. Does this have anything to do with it? I don't have
matlab on the mac, but on a windows virtual machine.
thanks
~julia
On 4/16/07, Julia Hamstra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Can mri_convert work with slice orientation other than axial? My input is
sagittal (slices collected
Hi,
Can mri_convert work with slice orientation other than axial? My input is
sagittal (slices collected from right to left), but when I create files from
mri_convert the header reads axial. This is particularly problematic when
converting to analyze format from dicoms or another file type because
Hello,
I am unable to use mri_convert to import dicom files. Below are examples of
the errors.
For a GE scan:
mri_convert -it ge -ot mgz -i 01.v2 -o orig.mgz
reading from 01.v2...
genesisRead(): can't determine file name format for ./01.v2
For a Siemens scan:
mri_convert -it siemens_dicom -ot mg
, 0.538951)writing to run.nii.gz...thanks~julia
On 4/8/06, Bruce Fischl <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:how are you displaying it? And can you send the entire output?
On Fri, 7 Apr2006, Julia Hamstra wrote:> Hi,> I am getting two errors when creating NIFTI files from dicoms using> mri_conv
Hi,
I am getting two errors when creating NIFTI files from dicoms using mri_convert.
The first is that the 4D images are being spatially contactonated. It
does not seem to be treating it as a timeseries. This is the command:
mri_convert -it dicom -ot nii s6761334/i6761335.MRDC.1 run.nii.gz
Addi
