To, The Freesurfer experts,
I am analysing a set of MRI images in freesurfer 6. In the step 1 of freesurfer data processing the dura and skull are stripped and during the process of inspection with manual edits of the aux volume if I save the progress and reopen the same image for review they appear very brightly intense and unable to differentiate grey from white matter. Attaching two pictures for the same
the first picture is without saving
The second brightly intense picture attached is when the edit is opened for review after saving the volume where the grey white matter differentiation is difficult to see
Can you kindly suggest how do I rectify this error or any other solution for the same?
Thanks and regards Chethana
Hi Chethana
are you sure it is a problem with the volume? It may just be a visualization issue. Try changing the window levels
cheers Bruce
On Wed, 23 Aug 2017, Chethana wrote:
To, The Freesurfer experts,
I am analysing a set of MRI images in freesurfer 6. In the step 1 of freesurfer data processing the dura and skull are stripped and during the process of inspection with manual edits of the aux volume if I save the progress and reopen the same image for review they appear very brightly intense and unable to differentiate grey from white matter. Attaching two pictures for the same
the first picture is without saving
The second brightly intense picture attached is when the edit is opened for review after saving the volume where the grey white matter differentiation is difficult to see
Can you kindly suggest how do I rectify this error or any other solution for the same?
Thanks and regards Chethana
freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu