Thanks Bruce,
but I am not sure I understand it. Would be more specific?
Also, how would you make the cuts consistent across different subjects' brains?
Nam.
Bruce Fischl fischl@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu 05/05/10 오후 4:45 >>>
Hi Nam,
for occiptial 1/3 of cortex, Anders, Marty and Roger et al. typically made one planar cut to cut off the posterior 1/3, then one cut down the fundus of the calcarine all the way anterior.
cheers, Bruce On Tue, 10 May 2005, Joongnam Yang wrote:
Hi all,
The freesurfer manual on occipital cuts is clear on where to cut, but does anyone have experience on where to cut, so that the flattening of the cut would look reasonable and consistent? I've tried several cuts, but whenever I tried it, the flattened surfaces look different and it is not similar to the flattened surface that we see
in
textbooks.
If anyone has an experience on occipital cuts, please give me some advice.
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