Hi,
When visualizing the wm.mgz in the coronal view we can see both hemispheres: lh and rh. How do I know which hemisphere I am visualising in a sagittal view? Do I have a transition from lh to the rh while passing through the slices?
Thank you, Antonella
you could overlay the surface I guess, or the aseg, or use the 3 orthogonal views. On Thu, 4 Aug 2011, Antonella Kis wrote:
Hi,
When visualizing the wm.mgz in the coronal view we can see both hemispheres: lh and rh. How do I know which hemisphere I am visualising in a sagittal view? Do I have a transition from lh to the rh while passing through the slices?
Thank you, Antonella
Or look at the x-coordinate (neg means left side)
Bruce Fischl wrote:
you could overlay the surface I guess, or the aseg, or use the 3 orthogonal views. On Thu, 4 Aug 2011, Antonella Kis wrote:
Hi,
When visualizing the wm.mgz in the coronal view we can see both hemispheres: lh and rh. How do I know which hemisphere I am visualising in a sagittal view? Do I have a transition from lh to the rh while passing through the slices?
Thank you, Antonella
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