Hi all
I am not grasping the concept of skull strip correction full, Im afraid. I have attached a brainmask 128th slice sagittal of which shows some uneven stripping (I couldn¹t attach the huge T1 image to overlay) - is this degree of tissue separation acceptable?
Where does one set a limit? The example set in tutorial data shows some very obvious stripping errors, but the data I have shows really minor stuff and I am always unsure whether to continue auto recon 2 or correct them. Any help?
Many thanks in advance
Cheers LKP
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I think the brainmask looks fine. In general, tissue being stripped off or large chunks of skull left behind should be corrected as explained in the wiki.
https://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/FsTutorial/SkullStripFix
But small pieces of skull left is okay as long as it's not affecting the surfaces.
Sita.
On Wed, 2 Sep 2009, Lena Palaniyappan wrote:
Hi all
I am not grasping the concept of skull strip correction full, Im afraid. I have attached a brainmask 128th slice sagittal of which shows some uneven stripping (I couldn¹t attach the huge T1 image to overlay) - is this degree of tissue separation acceptable?
Where does one set a limit? The example set in tutorial data shows some very obvious stripping errors, but the data I have shows really minor stuff and I am always unsure whether to continue auto recon 2 or correct them. Any help?
Many thanks in advance
Cheers LKP
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Hi Lena, in general you only need to fix the skull stripping if it makes any of the downstream processing less accurate. If the surfaces and aseg in the region where the skullstrip leaves are accurate than you don't need to do anything.
cheers, Bruce
On Wed, 2 Sep 2009, Lena Palaniyappan wrote:
Hi all
I am not grasping the concept of skull strip correction full, Im afraid. I have attached a brainmask 128th slice sagittal of which shows some uneven stripping (I couldn¹t attach the huge T1 image to overlay) - is this degree of tissue separation acceptable?
Where does one set a limit? The example set in tutorial data shows some very obvious stripping errors, but the data I have shows really minor stuff and I am always unsure whether to continue auto recon 2 or correct them. Any help?
Many thanks in advance
Cheers LKP
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