You can convert the ROI into a label (mri_vol2label), then "paint" the
label onto the nearest cortex using mri_label2label with the --paint
option. dmax controls the maximum distance, so you'll need to set that
pretty large. You can then load the label onto the surface to see where
it landed.
Hi Ryan
do you have diffusion data? You could use tracula and find the cortical
ROI(s) that are most likely the end points of that bit of white matter.
cheers
Bruce
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Hi Bruce,
We want to study
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Hi Bruce,
We want to study whether or not presence of periventricular heterotopias affect
the thickness, volume, or surface area of the nearest cortical ROI. Since the
condition we are studying is caused by failure of neurons to migrate to the
corte
Hi Ryan
I don't think projection of that kind of ROI is well-posed. Different
parts of it are probably closest to wildly different parts of cortex. What
are you trying to acheive?
cheers
Bruce
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