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I think we would have to know *a lot* more about your task, the subject population(s), and the data (raw and preprocessed, individual contrasts & t maps, etc.) before knowing what caused this result.


On 02/20/2014 07:08 PM, Amri wrote:
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Hi all,

We have preprocessed our data using standard procedures - slice time, realign, normalisation with EPI template, smooth. Group level statistics have generated t-maps that show an almost mirror image effect between the activation patterns across the two hemispheres. Attached is a screen shot of a t-map (all subjects in a single condition) opened in mricron at a very low threshold (the effect holds at higher thresholds). We saw the same effect when we opened the t-map in SPM itself.

Does anyone have any thoughts on this?

- Amri