Ah great! If the registration is accurate with bbr-init-spm, I suggest just using that. I would only use the mri_robust_register technique if none of the bbr initialization options produce a precise alignment. To overwrite the FLAIR volumes, I'm pretty sure including the "-clean-FLAIR" flag in your autorecon3 command will do the job.
best,
Andrew
Thank you so much Andrew, I indeed looked into that. FLAIR volume used were acquired in the same session, however not sure of different geometry. I had to also fix the origins for FLAIRraw.mgz as their origins were outside the brain (not sure if that would be contributing to different geometry, I guess not so much).
In addition
to bbr-init-header I independently tried
bbregister with bbr-init-fsl and
bbr-init-spm. bbregister only worked with
bbr-init-spm resulting in non-empty and properly registered
FLAIR.prenorm.mgz
and non-empty
FLAIR.mgz volume in the mri_normalize step. I tried this with only one case, so not sure if
it will be successful for others as well.
Do you suggest I run them with
bbr-init-spm or registering with FLAIRraw to the orig
as you suggested. If
bbr-init-spm
is fine then with which step of recon should I run?
I tried running it with autorecon3
step with bbr-init-spm
and FLAIRpial flags, but it did not overwrite
FLAIR.prenorm.mgz and
FLAIR.mgz
volumes.
Hi Bruce,
Any luck with what went wrong?
Thanks,
Sneha
I transferred file using ftp transfer.
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