Hi All-
I was just getting through a VBM analysis using the basic fslvbm_2 and
fslvbm_3 scripts. After checking over the brains that had segmented,
one jumped out as particularly unusual compared to the other.
Some example pics are here:
http://brainimaging.waisman.wisc.edu/~hanson/fsl/
(mod_error are from the unusual sub)
(ok_mod is just a random sub)
My apologies for the pics in slightly diff locations... The values are
massively different (that bright spot being about 5000 v. under 100 in
most images).
The "error" segments are from a brain that is greatly tilted. So I
wasn't sure if perhaps just doing a rigid body to MNI might solve the
problem. Or whether it was a problematic scan? Or just a fluke error I
wouldn't get if I reran fslvbm_2 and 3.
Thoughts? Thanks much. Best,
jamie.
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Jamie L. Hanson
Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging & Behavior | Child Emotion Research Lab
University of Wisconsin - Madison
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