liang wang wrote:
Hi,
My freesurfer version is v4.5.0. Using tksurfer, I can find the corpus
callosum shown in the ?h.aparc.annot (e.g., .. -annot aparc.annot).
Moreover in the FreeSurferColorLUT.txt, this region exists (e.g. #No.
1004 ctx-lh-copuscallosum). However, I am surprised when
Hi:
How can I automatically compute, the volume of each brain lobe
(temporal lobe, occipital lobe, etc) ?...
Sincerely,
--
Gonzalo Rojas Costa
Laboratory for Advanced Medical Image Processing
Department of Radiology
Clínica Las Condes
Lo Fontecilla 441, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile.
you can add up the ?h.aparc.stats volumes for the aparc regions that you
want to define as the temporal lobe. Alternatively, you could create a
label out of those regions and run mris_anatoical_stats on the label
doug
Gonzalo Rojas wrote:
Hi:
How can I automatically compute, the volume
Hi:
There is a tutorial related to the creation of labels ?...
Sincerely
Gonzalo Rojas Costa
Laboratory for Advanced Medical Image Processing
Department of Radiology
Clínica las Condes
Lo Fontecilla 441, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile.
Tel: 56-2-2105170
Cel: 56-9-97771785
www.clc.cl
El
There's one for drawing labels, but what you will want to do is to use
mri_annotation2label to create labels from the ?h.aparc.annot, then use
mri_mergelabels to create a single label from the subset that you use to
define the temporal lobe.
doug
Gonzalo Rojas wrote:
Hi:
There is a
If you can get it past the reviewers. It might be better to report the
actual significance of the clusters.
doug
liang wang wrote:
Hello Doug,
Thanks for your kind response. I have tried to use mri_glmfit-sim to
correct the results. However, no significant differences were
observed.
Hi
Also, when using tksurfer to present ?h.aparc.annot, I can not find the
insula in the displayed surface, though this region is existing in the
?h.aparc.stats and the FreeSurferColorLUT.txt (e.g. #No. 1035
ctx-lh-insula). I am creating a figure to show all these ROIs. Hence I am
curious
Dear Doug:
But, I need the volume of each lobe including GM and WM... such as the one
that we can got from aseg.stats...
Sincerely,
Gonzalo Rojas Costa
Douglas N Greve escribió:
There's one for drawing labels, but what you will want to do is to use
mri_annotation2label to create
Oh, we don't really have anything that will do this specifically, but
you can add the volumes of cortex and white matter from the aparc.stats
and wmparc.stats for the appropriate structures.
doug
Gonzalo Rojas Costa wrote:
Dear Doug:
But, I need the volume of each lobe including GM and
Hi Folks,
I would like to create binary masks for any given structure in aseg.mgz and
aparc+aseg.mgz.
I would then also like to map the masks back to native space.
I think, I should use mri_binarize followed by mri_convert as shown in the
two examples below:
Example 1:
a. mri_binarize --i
how much RAM do you have on the machine that it's running on? What was
the exit code of the process?
On Mon, 12 Jul 2010 aekai...@umich.edu wrote:
the recon-all.log does not show anything missing, however it is apparent
now that it definitly didn't finish. For most of my subjects it stopped
Hi Liang,
this is because of partial volume correction. Use the aseg when they
differ
cheers,
Bruce
On Mon, 12 Jul 2010, liang wang wrote:
Hi,
I was starting to create a table of segmentation volumes corresponding to
several given label (--segno 255 i.e., CC_Anterior). However, I found the
Dear FreeSurfer users,
I have attempted to run mc-full for 20 iterations on 18 cores to test the
time per iteration. The process is taking more than 14 hours.
It times out at Poll 4725 job 1
How long does each iteration take for mc-full?
We have 8 hemispheres to run, which will total 80,000
Thanks Doug.
Using mri_label2vol is a good idea and I will use this approach.
Now to create the individual binary masks I just need to use mri_label2vol,
followed by mri_binarize:
For example:
a. mri_label2vol --seg aparc+aseg.mgz --regheader rawavg.mgz --o
aparc+aseg-in-rawavg.mgz --temp
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