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Hi all,
I would like to know how to quantify the regional volume using an external atlas. I already ran the recon all command and now I want to quantify the volume not with the default Freesurfer atlases, but a specific atlas that is in the MNI space. Should I transform the atlas to each subject's native space before quantifying? How should I do it? Then how do I quantify it and make sure it was done correctly? Could you provide me with command line suggestions? And if I wanted to work with everything on the MNI space, how would the code be like?
Also,
Best,
You have to register the atlas to each individual person's space. You can do this with mri_coreg --mov atlas-template-brain.nii.gz --targ brain.mgz --dof 12 --reg reg.lta Then map the atlas to the subject's space mri_vol2vol --mov atlas.nii.gz --targ brain.mgz --reg reg.lta --interp nearest --o atlas-in-subject.mgz You can run run mri_segstats to get volumes mri_segstats --seg atlas-in-subject.mgz --excludeid 0 --sum summary.dat
On 1/16/2023 2:17 PM, Beatriz Cavendish wrote:
External Email - Use Caution
Hi all,
I would like to know how to quantify the regional volume using an external atlas. I already ran the recon all command and now I want to quantify the volume not with the default Freesurfer atlases, but a specific atlas that is in the MNI space. Should I transform the atlas to each subject's native space before quantifying? How should I do it? Then how do I quantify it and make sure it was done correctly? Could you provide me with command line suggestions?And if I wanted to work with everything on the MNI space, how would the code be like?
Also,
Best,
-- Beatriz Araújo Cavendish, MSc
PhD student | Psychologist
University of São Paulo
São Paulo/SP - Brazil
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