Dear Bruce and Anastasia,
Thanks for the quick reply!
I tried the bbregister as you suggested but when i visualize the target and
dti image they don't look registered at all.
This is the comand i used:
bbregister --s CN01 --mov /home/joana/FA/CN01/dti_FA.nii.gz --reg
/home/joana/FA/CN01/registe
Hi Joana,
You should use the lowb volume as the moving volume for the registration
and then apply the output registration matrix to your FA volume. You can
also add the --o flag to your below command so that the resampled and
registered volume gets written out at the end. You would want that a
Hi Ping-Hong,
Yes, you can set usemaskanat = 0 in your dmrirc, and then the brain mask
will be extracted from the DWI data by the bet tool, instead of using the
aparc+aseg.
But, and this is a big but, TRACULA uses the aparc+aseg to constrain the
tractography solutions, i.e. the aparc+aseg i
Hi Jordan,
it's hard to tell from a single slice but it looks like that might be
amygdala, in which case you shouldn't worry about it. In any case, you
can upload and we'll take a look
cheers
Bruce
On Fri, 14 Oct 2011, Jordan Pierce wrote:
Here's an image (if I attach this correctly) of a p
do you have matlab installed? What is the result of the "getmatlab" command?
Jodie Davies-Thompson wrote:
> Hi Doug,
>
> Thanks for your reply. I tried running the contrast you suggested and
> still get the same error as shown below. I'm guessing it's a problem
> with my command? What have I do
Bruce and others,
Are there any spatial filters applied during the segmentation process
other than a bias field correction? For example, a spatially adaptive
non-linear means filter (e.g VBM8)?
If not, do you think denoising filters will improve the accuracy
and/or reduce manual editting?
Thanks
Hi Don
there is a nonlinear offset filter (Fischl and Schwartz, 1999, IEEE PAMI)
applied during the segmentation process internally, but no filtered images
are ever written to disk. You can try it out with mri_nlfilter. In general
I would rather incorporate the information in the filtering into
Yes, it looks like amygdala.
Here are instructions for uploading the case:
https://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/FtpFileExchange
Allison
On Fri, 14 Oct 2011, Bruce Fischl wrote:
Hi Jordan,
it's hard to tell from a single slice but it looks like that might be
amygdala, in which case you
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Hi Bruce,
>From your last response, does that mean then that we can add the voxels back
>to extend the pial surface that we mistakenly retracted in the previous edit?
Best,
Vy T.U. Dinh
Research Assistant, Neurological Sciences
Rush University Medical Center
Phone: (312) 563-3853
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sure
On Fri, 14 Oct 2011, Vy Dinh wrote:
> Hi Bruce,
>
> From your last response, does that mean then that we can add the voxels back
> to extend the pial surface that we mistakenly retracted in the previous edit?
>
> Best,
>
> Vy T.U. Dinh
> Research Assistant, Neurological Sciences
> Rush Unive
Hi Bruce et al.,
I have a problem with the -hippo-subfields segmentation not creating some files
for the left side when I run it on our Linux box located at the Martinos
Center, with Freesurfer sourced to /usr/local/freesurfer/nmr-stable51-env.
Specifically, it runs to apparent completion and
Hi Inge
I think this is a question for Koen (ccd)
cheers
Bruce
On Fri, 14 Oct 2011, Inge Knudson wrote:
> Hi Bruce et al.,
>
> I have a problem with the -hippo-subfields segmentation not creating some
> files for the left side when I run it on our Linux box located at the
> Martinos Center, w
Dear Experts,
I've been collecting hi-res hippocampal scans with a 32 ch coil on a 3T
Siemens Trio to manually segment hippocampal subfields. However, I wonder
whether the protocol is appropriate for use with the new Freesurfer subfield
segmentation tool.
Specifically, our hi-res scan does not ca
Hi,
We are attempting to use FreeSurfer in order to process a longitudinal
T1 series. Our input data is partly simulated and already skull
stripped.
When running
$ recon-all -autorecon1
on one of these images, the check of the Talairach transformation
fails. Using the option -notal-check resul
Hi Bruce,
I will be very grateful if you can give me an advise regarding registration. In
TBSS there is recommended if the
subjects are young children (the adult-derived
FMRIB58_FA target is inappropriate), to
identify the "most representative" one, and use this as the target
image. This target
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