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| tkregister2 --mgz --s Subject3 -fstal | Use the command : '''tkregister2 --mgz --s <mysubjectname> -fstal''' to compare your MRI with a Talairach template. You will see something like this: attachment:checktalairach.jpg Switch between "TARGET" and "MOVEABLE" (bottom middle of display) to switch between the two views. You can use the scaling, translation and rotation functions to improve the match between your MRI and the template. However, very few (if any) images will need editing at this stage. If you do change something, use "SAVE REG" (top left) to save the result. You will then have to run the previous autorecon1 step again. = Checking skull stripping after autorecon1 = In order to check the skull stripping, use tkmedit <mysubjectname> brainmask.mgz -aux T1.mgz You can use the key combinations "CTRL 1" and "CTRL 2" to switch between views of your complete MRI, and the skull-stripped MRI (not surprisingly, that's your MRI without the skull). The aim is to check whether the skull was completely removed, or whether some of it is still left. Instructions on how to fix a bad skull strip are on the [http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/FsTutorial/SkullStripFix Freesurfer Wiki]. |
Checking Talairach transform after autorecon1
Use the command
: tkregister2 --mgz --s <mysubjectname> -fstal
to compare your MRI with a Talairach template. You will see something like this:
attachment:checktalairach.jpg
Switch between "TARGET" and "MOVEABLE" (bottom middle of display) to switch between the two views. You can use the scaling, translation and rotation functions to improve the match between your MRI and the template. However, very few (if any) images will need editing at this stage. If you do change something, use "SAVE REG" (top left) to save the result. You will then have to run the previous autorecon1 step again.
Checking skull stripping after autorecon1
In order to check the skull stripping, use
tkmedit <mysubjectname> brainmask.mgz -aux T1.mgz
You can use the key combinations "CTRL 1" and "CTRL 2" to switch between views of your complete MRI, and the skull-stripped MRI (not surprisingly, that's your MRI without the skull). The aim is to check whether the skull was completely removed, or whether some of it is still left. Instructions on how to fix a bad skull strip are on the [http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/FsTutorial/SkullStripFix Freesurfer Wiki].