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With the following command you can check whether white matter was segmented correctly: tkmedit <mysubjectname> brainmask.mgz lh.white -aux T1.mgz -aux-surface rh.white Use the "TkMedit Tools" window to scroll through slices ("Slice +/-"), to change the views ("C, H, S") etc. If the TkMedit Tools window is not visible straight away, right click on its icon in the bottom toolbar, choose "Move", and place it wherever you like. This is what you should look out for (rare in our data): checkintensity.jpg See the Freesurfer Wiki on how to fix such a problem. If you made edits (i.e. added control points), run recon-all -subjid <mysubjectname> -autorecon2-cp Then check again.

Using the same tkmedit command as above, you can check whether there is white matter not included in the segmentation, or whether voxels are assigned to white matter when they shouldn't. See the Freesurfer Wiki on what to do in this case. If you made edits, run recon-all -subjid <mysubjectname> -autorecon2-wm