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Hello,
I have run FreeSurfer v7.1.1 on the CBRAIN platform and I'm performing QC on the output using the information at the following page: https://secure-web.cisco.com/1oUroAUDs4KHQ2Dm_LBBIXd9QC0wayhlpqddWcLfLv3VRDC...
It seems though that for almost all of my output, a large portion of the grey matter is not being segmented (please see attached example).
I'm not sure if there is a solution to this or if the images will just need to be manually edited to fix this under segmentation. I would greatly appreciate any help or insight.
Thank you for your time and help,
Fatima
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Hello,
The regions you have denoted with the cursor are not part of the cortex, and as such are not included in the pial/wm segmentation.
The 'un-segmented' areas are part of the medial wall. This is not a completly exhaustive list, but these structures are not classified as cortex and are not included in the pial/wm segmentation:
* Left-Accumbens-area * Left-Caudate * Left-Cerebral-White-Matter * Left-Lateral-Ventricle * Left-Pallidum Left-Putamen * Left-Thalamus * Left-VentralDC * Left-vessel * non-WM-hypointensities * Right-Accumbens-area * Right-Caudate Right-Cerebral-White-Matter * Right-Lateral-Ventricle * Right-Pallidum * Right-Putamen * Right-Thalamus * Right-VentralDC * Right-vessel * WM-hypointensities
Best, Jackson
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It seems though that for almost all of my output, a large portion of the grey matter is not being segmented (please see attached example).
I'm not sure if there is a solution to this or if the images will just need to be manually edited to fix this under segmentation. I would greatly appreciate any help or insight.
Thank you for your time and help,
Fatima
freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu