Hi Freesurfer team,
Any ideas for the below issue we are having?
We are having issues running recon-all on our dicom files, as they are saved as a mosaic. When we open the original dicom file (attached) it lists out the rows, columns and slices. However, when we run mriparsesdcmdir, it just posts 0’s for the rows and columns (screen shot attached).
We are able to recreate the output file necessary to run recon-all (basically fill in the missing 0’s). Is there a way to tell recon-all to call on this file to retrieve the missing data manually?
Thank you, Ashley Ashley N. Stillman Clinical Psychology Graduate Research Assistant University of Tulsa, T.R.A.P.T. Lab Laureate Institute for Brain Research email: anstillman@laureateinstitute.orgmailto:anstillman@laureateinstitute.org | ashley-stillman@utulsa.edumailto:ashley-stillman@utulsa.edu
Was the dicom anonymized? Also, mosaics are usually fMRI or DTI. Are you sure this is a high-res anatomical that will be suitable for recon-all? doug
On 11/19/2014 11:41 AM, Ashley Stillman wrote:
Hi Freesurfer team,
Any ideas for the below issue we are having?
We are having issues running recon-all on our dicom files, as they are saved as a mosaic. When we open the original dicom file (attached) it lists out the rows, columns and slices. However, when we run mriparsesdcmdir, it just posts 0’s for the rows and columns (screen shot attached).
We are able to recreate the output file necessary to run recon-all (basically fill in the missing 0’s). Is there a way to tell recon-all to call on this file to retrieve the missing data manually?
Thank you, Ashley /Ashley N. Stillman/ Clinical Psychology Graduate Research Assistant University of Tulsa, T.R.A.P.T. Lab Laureate Institute for Brain Research email: anstillman@laureateinstitute.org mailto:anstillman@laureateinstitute.org | ashley-stillman@utulsa.edu mailto:ashley-stillman@utulsa.edu
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Doug,
Thanks for responding. It looks like we were feeding it obliqued data. When we used our deobliqued data, it ran just fine.
Ashley Ashley N. Stillman Clinical Psychology Graduate Research Assistant University of Tulsa, T.R.A.P.T. Lab Laureate Institute for Brain Research email: anstillman@laureateinstitute.org | ashley-stillman@utulsa.edu
On 11/19/14, 10:47 AM, "Douglas N Greve" greve@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu wrote:
Was the dicom anonymized? Also, mosaics are usually fMRI or DTI. Are you sure this is a high-res anatomical that will be suitable for recon-all? doug
On 11/19/2014 11:41 AM, Ashley Stillman wrote:
Hi Freesurfer team,
Any ideas for the below issue we are having?
We are having issues running recon-all on our dicom files, as they are saved as a mosaic. When we open the original dicom file (attached) it lists out the rows, columns and slices. However, when we run mriparsesdcmdir, it just posts 0¹s for the rows and columns (screen shot attached).
We are able to recreate the output file necessary to run recon-all (basically fill in the missing 0¹s). Is there a way to tell recon-all to call on this file to retrieve the missing data manually?
Thank you, Ashley /Ashley N. Stillman/ Clinical Psychology Graduate Research Assistant University of Tulsa, T.R.A.P.T. Lab Laureate Institute for Brain Research email: anstillman@laureateinstitute.org mailto:anstillman@laureateinstitute.org | ashley-stillman@utulsa.edu mailto:ashley-stillman@utulsa.edu
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