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We are looking at cortical thickness after spinal cord injury in a pooled sample from three sites. All have 1x1x1 mm T1. Our current approach has been to exclude noisy data (16/159 participants), and to account for scanner differences using site as dummy variables. We are considering using SynthSR for two purposes: 1. reduce motion artefacts in (some) scans 2. better merge data between different scanner sites If using SynthSR for noise reduction seems like a good idea, is it best to then run SynthSR on ALL datasets for consistency? Best Clas Linnman
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