Hi Akram,
try setting some control points in the white matter where there are
intensity variation. That may fix your cerebellum problem.
cheers,
Bruce
On Tue, 12
Jul 2005, Bakkour, Akram wrote:
Dear all,
I am working on a recent MPRAGE image obtained at MGH.
First, we had trouble convert
Hi Akram,
In that case, you will need to manually edit the WM volume to separate
cerebellum from WM.
You can load both WM and filled volume to tkmedit, and go through the
slices to see where in "filled" volume cerebellum is connected to WM,
and then edit the WM to cut off the connections. The
Dear all,
I am working on a recent MPRAGE image obtained at MGH.
First, we had trouble converting the files, but Dr. Ress converted it to
analyze manually, I then used that analyze file in freesurfer.
The image has a lot of inhomogeneity and the intensity is variable from the
back and front of
