Hi David, You can edit in freeview or in tkmedit, it doesn't matter which one. The strange lines in the hippocampus are normal. The surfaces aren't used to measure subcortical volume and so they are not doing anything meaninful in those areas and may look a little strange.
I'm not so sure what you're trying to do with the second edit. If you send me the case, I can take a look. Allison
We have been using the version 5.1 to do some longitudinal processing on a Mac computer using Lion.
Our template results have several areas that concern us and we are wonderin g the best approach for editing. We believe it is edit the pial surfaces i n tkmedit. However, the tutorials are a bit confusing as they seem to conta in slightly different steps and in neither place do they provide the kind o f detail (i.e., which editing tool to use in tkmedit and if there are any c onfiguration changes needed).
We have posted the following screen captures. The first shows is from free view and shows that strange lines in the hippocampus. The last two show a ttempts at editing but in the posterior part of the brain in the inter hemi spheric fissure.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
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