In general, the software packages don't really care how the data were
acquired (though FSL generally wants images that are in radiological
convention -- check their web site). You do want to make sure that all
your subjects were acquired in the same way (ie, don't acquire some
subjects axially
Dear Freesurfers,
I have a set of MRI data collected in an Axial_T1 and some in Sag3D_T1. I
wonder if after dcm to nii conversion when I get a 3D or 4D volume (if further
use for FSL) it really matter how my data was acquired (Axial or Sag) since the
NIFTI file is in fact a volume. Should I d
Dear Freesurfers,
I have a set of MRI data collected in an Axial_T1 and some in Sag3D_T1. I
wonder if after dcm to nii conversion when I get a 3D or 4D volume (if further
use for FSL) it really matter how my data was acquired (Axial or Sag) since the
NIFTI file is in fact a volume. Should I do
