Re: [Freesurfer] Segmentation issue with FS6

2018-04-24 Thread Bruce Fischl

Hi Cody

yes, it could be due to poor contrast. The watershed isn't the issue 
though, it is mri_segment and mris_make_surfaces. You can try changing 
the wm/gm limits, or upload the subject and we will take a look

cheers
Bruce
On Tue, 24 
Apr 2018, Barlow, Cody wrote:




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Hi FreeSurfer Experts,

 

After running my subject through FS6 autorecon3 and QCing the data, I noticed 
that FS6 is outlining
white matter as grey matter and then bumping out the grey matter segmentation 
accordingly. I have
tried using different watershed preflood heights during various skull strips 
with no success as well
as using the flag gcut. I’m thinking the issue has to do with atrophy due to my 
subject population,
dementia patients, or poor contrast between GM and WM during image acquisition.

 

Is there a flag or tkmedit tool I can use to help solve this problem. I have 
attached an image
showing the issue.

 

Thanks for the help,

 

Cody

 

 

 


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[Freesurfer] Segmentation issue with FS6

2018-04-24 Thread Barlow, Cody
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Hi FreeSurfer Experts,

After running my subject through FS6 autorecon3 and QCing the data, I noticed 
that FS6 is outlining white matter as grey matter and then bumping out the grey 
matter segmentation accordingly. I have tried using different watershed 
preflood heights during various skull strips with no success as well as using 
the flag gcut. I'm thinking the issue has to do with atrophy due to my subject 
population, dementia patients, or poor contrast between GM and WM during image 
acquisition.

Is there a flag or tkmedit tool I can use to help solve this problem. I have 
attached an image showing the issue.

Thanks for the help,

Cody



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