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Irene Mattisi

8 Jun 2008 8 Jun '08

2:28 p.m.

Hi everybody,

some days ago Bruce wrote me that with FS it is possible to obtain measures of cerebellar cortical volume. I found these measures in the aseg.stats file. In this file what does "norm mean" stand for? is it the thickness? Then, does somebody know the command to obtain these measures?

Thanks,

Irene Mattisi

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Doug Greve

8 Jun 8 Jun

3:04 p.m.

That is the measure of the intensity of the gray matter in the cerebellar cortex. We do not compute the thickness

doug

On Sun, 8 Jun 2008, Irene Mattisi wrote:

Hi everybody,

some days ago Bruce wrote me that with FS it is possible to obtain measures of cerebellar cortical volume. I found these measures in the aseg.stats file. In this file what does "norm mean" stand for? is it the thickness? Then, does somebody know the command to obtain these measures?

Thanks,

Irene Mattisi

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Bruce Fischl

8:38 p.m.

it's the mean intensity in the cerebellum I think, *not* the volume

cheers, Bruce On Sun, 8 Jun 2008, Irene Mattisi wrote:

Hi everybody,

some days ago Bruce wrote me that with FS it is possible to obtain measures of cerebellar cortical volume. I found these measures in the aseg.stats file. In this file what does "norm mean" stand for? is it the thickness? Then, does somebody know the command to obtain these measures?

Thanks,

Irene Mattisi

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