when running mris_make_surfaces it's possible to manually set CSF,GM,WM and related thresholds.
now, what of the case where one simply doesn't have any CSF? i.e. an ex-vivo scan. I find it really hard to get a good pial surface despite much experimentation. It wants to contract the GM and make the outer edges CSF, no matter what I do. I should say also that the T1 is really an MTR scan (nearly, but not exactly the same intensity profile) and the brains are macaque and marmoset. I also find it hard to get the intensities such that frontal WM and e.g. the extreme capsule have WM range intensity. I'm happy to do manually, but I canot get the gradient from WM to GM right manually in these areas to satisfy mris_make_surfaces. the data is really high resolution. it would be really great to capture the whole GM ribbon. putting in noise at a sensible average intensity for CSF doesn't seem to help. many thanks, Colin
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