can you check the T1.mgz or brain.mgz and see if the gray matter is still okay in it? That is, check to make sure that the intensity normalization didn't make gray matter look like white matter (compare it to the orig.mgz)
On Fri, 25 Jun 2010, Cindy Eckart wrote:
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