Dear FreeSurfer gurus,
I have T1 scans of a patient at three different time-points (one run at each time-point). The cortical reconstructions of the first and third time-points seem to have worked reasonably well, but the reconstruction of the second time-point was a disaster. A massive part of the frontal lobe (bilaterally) is cut out from the wm and gm surfaces. I tried fixing this with wm edits, but that exited with errors, then I tried to add control points to the new wm.mgz and recon-all again exited with errors. Is there any possibility of saving this scan? Would I be able to upload some screenshots to help you see what is going on?
Many thanks in advance,
Sean
Hi Sean, Yes, we can help. Best would be to upload the subject and Khoa can take a look. She can give you additional instructions if needed. Allison
On Mon, 18 Apr 2011, Seán Froudist Walsh wrote:
Dear FreeSurfer gurus,
I have T1 scans of a patient at three different time-points (one run at each time-point). The cortical reconstructions of the first and third time-points seem to have worked reasonably well, but the reconstruction of the second time-point was a disaster. A massive part of the frontal lobe (bilaterally) is cut out from the wm and gm surfaces. I tried fixing this with wm edits, but that exited with errors, then I tried to add control points to the new wm.mgz and recon-all again exited with errors. Is there any possibility of saving this scan? Would I be able to upload some screenshots to help you see what is going on?
Many thanks in advance,
Sean
freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu