Hello!
I'm encountering a problem with converting fMRI-Data from dicom- to
NIfTI-files (single file). The problem only occurs with data aquired on
Siemens Vision, data from Siemens Trio work just fine. The "Siemens
ASCII header" is missing (files have not been anonymized) and every
dicom-file has its own series number. This is true for all functional
data (10 subjects, one run each). Other programs can't convert these
dicom-files either (dcm2nii, NIfTI-1 converter for BVQX). Do you know
if there is a possible solution for this problem?
In more detail, when running mri_convert, the following happens:
...
Getting Series No
Scanning Directory
INFO: Found 218 files in ../run
INFO: Scanning for Series Number 67
INFO: found 1 files in series
INFO: loading series header info.
INFO: sorting.
RunNo = 66
WARNING: file ../MR.9500.260 does not contain a Siemens ASCII header
has this file been anonymized?
Proceeding as best as I can ...
INFO: (512 512 1), nframes = 1, ismosaic=0
PE Dir COL COL
FileName ../MR.9500.260
Identification
NumarisVer VB33D
ScannerModel MAGNETOM VISION
PatientName deleted, shows correctly
Date and time
StudyDate deleted, shows correctly
StudyTime 150948.046000
SeriesTime 153015.877000
AcqTime 153606.293000
Acquisition parameters
PulseSeq ep_fid
Protocol unknown
PhEncDir COL
EchoNo 1
FlipAngle 90
EchoTime 60
InversionTime -1
RepetitionTime 60
PhEncFOV 0
ReadoutFOV 0
Image information
RunNo 66
SeriesNo 67
ImageNo 260
NImageRows 512
NImageCols 512
NFrames 1
SliceArraylSize 0
IsMosaic 0
ImgPos 96.0000 80.1658 98.1990
VolRes 0.3750 0.3750 3.0000
VolDim 512 512 1
Vc -1.0000 0.0000 -0.0000
Vr -0.0000 -0.9848 -0.1736
Vs -nan -nan -nan
VolCenter -nan -nan -nan
TransferSyntaxUID unknown
INFO: no Siemens slice order reversal detected (good!).
TR=60.00, TE=60.00, TI=-1.00, flip angle=90.00
i_ras = (-1, 0, -0)
j_ras = (-0, -0.984808, -0.173648)
k_ras = (-nan, -nan, -nan)
Reslicing using trilinear interpolation
MRIresample(): error inverting matrix; determinant is -nan, matrix is:
-0.375 -0.000 -nan -nan;
0.000 -0.369 -nan -nan;
-0.000 -0.065 -nan -nan;
0.000 0.000 0.000 1.000;
If there's any help, I'm glad to hear it. And if the answer is "no, the
data is gone forever", this would be a helpful response, too.
Philipp