The white matter surface creation step resulted in a poor L/R hemisphere separation in one of my subjects. A portion of the cut is shifted into the left hemisphere white matter (running from the corpus callosum downward to the brain stem). To remedy this I ran the following command to manually set the corpus callosum cutting planes:
recon-all -subjid pbb_subj.07 -fill -cc-xyz 131 125 146
I encountered the following error:
Searching for cutting planes.Segmentation fault (core dumped).
Can you offer me any advice on how to remedy this problem?
Thanks,
Jason
Hi Jason,
the cc point needs to be in talairach (not voxel) coords. If no tal exists, then use the scanner RAS (you can show it using tkmedit->view->information->volume scanner coords)
cheers, Bruce
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004, Jason wrote:
The white matter surface creation step resulted in a poor L/R hemisphere separation in one of my subjects. A portion of the cut is shifted into the left hemisphere white matter (running from the corpus callosum downward to the brain stem). To remedy this I ran the following command to manually set the corpus callosum cutting planes:
recon-all -subjid pbb_subj.07 -fill -cc-xyz 131 125 146
I encountered the following error:
Searching for cutting planes.Segmentation fault (core dumped).
Can you offer me any advice on how to remedy this problem?
Thanks,
Jason
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