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Dear Jian,


I see you haven't had a response. I don't have one either, but try for starters & ideas Malamateniou C et al. AJNR 2012 (PMID: 22576885) - it's likely you won't be able to do much about your current data, though.

All the best,

Alexander

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On 29 juin 2012, at 08:24, jian chen wrote:


Dear society,

I am current working on baby's T2 and T1 weighted images. The images quality were general poor and have a lots of movement. 

Is there any tool exists for doing motion correction between the slices in 3D structural volume?

Any advice is welcome.


Jian