Hi Ankita

sure, we compute GI. You need to get a good T1-weighted scan with voxels
that are about 1mm isotropic, then run it through our recon-all script

cheers
Bruce
On
Mon, 18 Jan 2016, Arindam Chatterjee wrote:

> Hello,I am a new user of the freesurfer platform. I am a high school junior
> conducting research on brain MRI scans and came across this wonderful
> platform. However I am not very sure how to proceed with my research - I am
> trying to find the whole brain Gyrification Index, which I did manually on a
> different software called ImageJ using multiple image scans of brain slices.
> Will freesurfer be able to analyze brain scan images and provide a whole
> brain GI or does it only analyse and provide local GI which is what I found
> through some forums? If so, are there any tutorials to learn how to do that?
> Do I need any other software like MatLab to find out the Gyrification Index?
>
> Thank you in advance!
> Ankita
>
>
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