Hi,
Do I work with aseg.fused.mgz or do I work with aparc files to get the most accurate segmentation of brain structures?
I tried using freeview to look at segmentations. Is there a way to isolate mgz files of very specific structures. I mean, is there an inbuilt tool which can do that for me, or would I have to go image by image, and threshold to get, say the hippocampus?
Thanks, Prasanna
Hi Prasanna,
not sure what you are asking and what this has to do with longitudinal. But generally: subcortical segmentations are stored in the aseg.mgz file (this is true also for the longituinal stream, do not look at the aseg.fused.mgz , it is an intermediate step). Final results are in aseg.mgz.
Aparc is for the parcellations of the cortex.
Freesurfer has tools to create e.g. a hippocampus mask from the aseg. mri_pretess can probably do it and cleans up the mask a little.
Best, Martin
On Fri, 2012-12-07 at 11:04 -0700, Prasanna M wrote:
Hi,
Do I work with aseg.fused.mgz or do I work with aparc files to get the most accurate segmentation of brain structures?
I tried using freeview to look at segmentations. Is there a way to isolate mgz files of very specific structures. I mean, is there an inbuilt tool which can do that for me, or would I have to go image by image, and threshold to get, say the hippocampus?
Thanks, Prasanna
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