25 Jul
2008
25 Jul
'08
1:20 p.m.
No, but you can apply a rotation in tkmedit (though it might not rotate the surfaces or the aseg).
doug
Aaron Shmookler wrote:
Is it possible to reconstruct an MRI such that the images in tkmedit are perpendicular to the axis of a particular region such as in my ROI the temporal pole? As I see them the tkmedit MRIs are oblique slices with the dorsal regions appearing caudally on the tksurfer (volumetric) images relative to the ventral regions.
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