This is expected, unfortunately. When you change the orientation, it changes the interpolation which changes things slightly. Those areas are all pretty small so the changes can appear to be large (though they are only a few percent).
doug
On 07/09/2014 01:42 PM, Kathy L. Pearson wrote:
I have run FreeSurfer 5.3 recon-all, getting different stats output, for these cases of anatomy input: (1) mprage DICOM series converted with dcm2nii (2) fslreorient2std (RL PA IS) on the dcm2nii output (3) mprage DICOM series converted with mri_convert
Differing example results include these from lh.BA.stats: case 1: BA1 1115 583 2017 2.511 0.650 0.175 0.155 66 9.1 BA2 3686 2392 5986 2.342 0.615 0.123 0.047 44 7.2
case 2: BA1 1043 585 2060 2.569 0.637 0.181 0.226 169 4.8 BA2 3569 2357 6064 2.397 0.612 0.123 0.050 38 5.9 case 3: BA1 1071 558 1994 2.583 0.617 0.159 0.181 66 6.5 BA2 3654 2364 6191 2.461 0.631 0.121 0.058 42 6.9Is this as expected? Are there any options that I should apply to indicate that the orientation is RL PA IS if I use the same anatomy.nii.gz file in case #2 as prepared for FSL? Or must I always either use mri_convert to generate the input for recon-all? Or is there a command I should be running first to reset my RL PA IS image to a particular orientation required by recon-all?
Thanks,
Kathy Pearson
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