Dear Freesurfer experts,
I am processing some atrophic brains with Freesurfer. However considerable part of 2 participants' brains (WM+GM) is not recognized (especially for participant B, the posterior part is not processed at all). I have checked the Talairach registration of both, only the borderlines of the posterior brain regions are not exactly accurate. Then I have tried to add thousands of control points and run the <recon-all -autorecon2-cp -s subject name> but that doesn't help.
Please find the attached slides of 2 participants. Could you please give me some suggestions for better processing or further editing? Many thanks!!
Kind regards, Zixuan
-- Zixuan YANG
Ph.D student UNSW School of Psychiatry NPI - Euroa Centre, Prince of Wales Hospital Barker Street, RANDWICK NSW 2031 Australia Tel: 0405256313 Email: zixuan.yang1@unsw.edu.aumailto:zixuan.yang1@unsw.edu.au
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On May 2, 2012, at 8:18 PM, Zixuan Yang zixuan.yang1@student.unsw.edu.au wrote:
Dear Freesurfer experts,
I am processing some atrophic brains with Freesurfer. However considerable part of 2 participants’ brains (WM+GM) is not recognized (especially for participant B, the posterior part is not processed at all). I have checked the Talairach registration of both, only the borderlines of the posterior brain regions are not exactly accurate. Then I have tried to add thousands of control points and run the <recon-all –autorecon2-cp –s subject name> but that doesn’t help.
Please find the attached slides of 2 participants. Could you please give me some suggestions for better processing or further editing? Many thanks!!
Kind regards, Zixuan
-- Zixuan YANG
Ph.D student UNSW School of Psychiatry NPI - Euroa Centre, Prince of Wales Hospital Barker Street, RANDWICK NSW 2031 Australia Tel: 0405256313 Email: zixuan.yang1@unsw.edu.au
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