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Hi FreeSurfer experts,
In our data, we have a sample of older people with brain athrophy. This influences the cortical segmentation, where it can take into consideratin the skull, and/or leave out grey matter.
My question regards the subcortical segmentation in such cases: Is it reliable to use the subcortical segmentation when the cortical segmentation clearly fails?
Thanks, Fredrik Magnussen
Hi Fredrik
yes, the subcortical segmentation can still be ok when the cortical stream results are not that good
cheers Bruce On Tue, 10 Dec 2019, Fredrik wrote:
External Email - Use Caution
Hi FreeSurfer experts,
In our data, we have a sample of older people with brain athrophy. This influences the cortical segmentation, where it can take into consideratin the skull, and/or leave out grey matter.
My question regards the subcortical segmentation in such cases: Is it reliable to use the subcortical segmentation when the cortical segmentation clearly fails?
Thanks,
Fredrik Magnussen
freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu