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Sorry, when I check the header, it only writes to patient_id field on a
extremely limitted circumstances, i.e., only when it detects that the
application has full fMRI header. In our case, the analyze header does
not qualify because it cannot store slice-timing information. As such,
the util is useless.

My apology,

Cinly

Himachandra Chebrolu wrote:

> I'm running Linux OS.If you can provide me that program it would be
> great.Please also include the instructions on using the program.
> Thanks a lot!
> -Himachandra
>
> */Cinly Ooi <[log in to unmask]>/* wrote:
>
>     I got a XML-based command line utility to add to the hdr/img. This
>     is a
>     fringe activity of the utility program but it should do the trick. It
>     will be a three step process so its going to be slow. Also, it
>     probably
>     automatically concartenate your strings if they are too long. I
>     need to
>     know your OS to send you the correct binary version, unless you
>     want the
>     source and compile it yourself. I can mail you versions for
>     Linux/Solaris 8/Solaris 7/Mac OS X.Other than that, you will need to
>     compile it yourself since I don't have a computer that support it.
>
>     While a technically aware users will find the util just fine, it
>     is not
>     recommended for end users. May be others have more user-friendly
>     version.
>
>     Thanks,
>     Cinly
>
>     Himachandra Chebrolu wrote:
>
>     > I'm trying in Analyze,but I'm unable to.I've a GUI based Analyze
>     > software.So ! how do I get to see the fields.I'm using edit header
>     > option but it's would'nt let me do it.
>     > The prolem is we have several subjects and several scans of each
>     subject.
>     > For simplicity all the scans are numbered 1,2,,3...etc and
>     placed in a
>     > folder with the patiend ID on there.But some of our scans were
>     > misplaced.So if there is a way we can put the patiend ID in the
>     > header,irrespective of the filename that would be great.
>     >
>     > Thanks,
>     > Himachandra
>     >
>     > */Cinly Ooi /* wrote:
>     >
>     > Legally, Analyze 7.5 provides the following feild to store Patient
>     > related information:
>     > char scannum[10];
>     > char patient_id[10]
>     > char exp_date[10];
>     > char exp_time[10];
>     > char hist_un0[3];
>     >
>     > where number in (brackets -1) is the maximum number of letters
>     > allowed.
>     > minus one because we need a space for termination character.
>     > normally '! \0' .
>     >
>     > See www.mayo.edu/bir/PDF/ANALYZE75.pdf
>     >
>     > I'm sure if you put the values in these fields, FSL will carry the
>     > data
>     > through to all generated results. However, I will not count on
>     it for
>     > every Analyze Viewer in this world to read these information or
>     > transfer
>     > them properly.
>     >
>     > thanks,
>     > Cinly
>     >
>     > Himachandra Chebrolu wrote:
>     >
>     > > Hello FSL'ers,
>     > >
>     > > I've my data in Analyze7.5 format.I'm doing my analysis on several
>     > > brains and it's being tough keeping tract of the Patient ID'!
>     > s.Is there
>     > > a way I can save the patient information into the header file.I do
>     > > have Analyze and FSL softwares.
>     > >
>     > > Thanks in Advance,
>     > >
>     > > Himachandra.
>     > >
>     > >
>     >
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