Hi Mahmoud,
I haven't done this so maybe it's wrong, other should know better.
freesurfer uses 256 cube resolution for their voxel space. RAS
coordinates are not changed and everything is stored in file
headers. Unless bet changes header information, the images should
still be on top of each other (in RAS coordinates). Probably fslview
cannot read the header correctly?
Try freeview for loading both images.
You can also try to reslice the brainmask.mgz like the other image
(but that means applying interpolation wich is not what you may want
to do).
mri_convert -rl test_brain.nii -rt nearest /xxx/mri/brainmask.mgz
/xxx/test_brainmask.nii.gz
(using nearest neighbor interpolation).
Or map the FSl image to freesurfers voxel space.
Best, Martin
On 10/24/2014 11:34 AM, Mahmoud wrote:
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