Re: [Freesurfer] Gray matter mask

2018-02-09 Thread Douglas Greve
You have to run recon-all through to the end. You can then extract a GM 
mask from that. You will need to register your PET image to the 
anatomical (mri_coreg), map the PET into the anatomical space, then use 
mri_segstats to compute the mean PET in the GM mask. Alternatively, you 
may want to use PETsurfer (search for it on the wiki).



On 2/6/18 11:06 AM, Hanna Vasilevskaya wrote:


Hello FS team,


I am new to FS and using version 5.3 on a Mac. I have minimal 
programming background and this might be a very easy question, however 
I was not able to find a similar one in the archive.



I have T1 MRI images from multiple subjects and I need to extract the 
brain gray matter mask (just cortical regions, without cerebellum). I 
will then use this mask as an ROI to extract PET activity.



Would you happen to know a way for this?


Thank you greatly,

Anna



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Re: [Freesurfer] Gray Matter Mask - twist on previous post

2008-01-09 Thread Bruce Fischl

Hi Emily,

is it a volume or surface functional map? If volume, I think it should be 
pretty straightforward to sample it onto the surface with mri_vol2surf 
then go from there. There is probably a way to do this in SUMA also.


cheers,
Bruce
On Wed, 
9 Jan 2008, Emily Trittschuh wrote:



Dear Group,

Back in April, Anil Roy posted a question about methods to generate a gray
matter mask that can be fed into AFNI . . . I'm wondering if the opposite
can be done? Can a functional mask made in AFNI be fed easily into
Freesurfer?  Currently this mask is saved as a NIFTI dataset.

Thank you.
Emily

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Cognitive Neurology and Alzheimer's Disease Center
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
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Chicago, IL 60611
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Re: [Freesurfer] Gray matter mask

2007-04-27 Thread Doug Greve
Do you mean cortical masks? If so, then {lh,rh}.ribbon.mgz are binary 
masks. You can convert them to nifti with:


mri_convert lh.ribbon.mgz lh.ribbon.nii

doug

Anil Roy wrote:


Hello all,

Is there a method to generate a gray matter mask in Freesurfer that 
can be fed into AFNI. Could you please point me to any existing 
documentation on the FS wiki that already does this as I was unable to 
find anything.


Thanks a lot,

Anil.



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