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Dear Yuko You may try using fslswapdim (from fsl) which is a very handy function. Here's how to do it from Matlab command line window, inside an .m file, or if you prefer to use the terminal: system([' fsl4.1-fslswapdim_exe ' input_file ' y z -x ' output_file]); You may choose the orientation by varying (y z -x) to the intended orientation... Cheers, -Rawi On Tuesday, April 8, 2014 7:20 PM, Yuko <[log in to unmask]> wrote: Dear SPM experts, > > >I've got anatomical images (T1). >Those image orientation flipped, so anterior brain region located in posterior. >I wonder if you could have any ideas to fix this wrong image orientation. > > >Any suggestion will be highly appreciated. > > >Thank you so much. > > >Yuko > >