cerebellar surfaces

[Kenley, Jeanette]

Good morning!

Does the HCP have a method to create and implement cerebellar surfaces?

Specifically, if I wanted to create a dconn or pconn including the cerebellum?

Thanks,

Jeanette

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[Glasser, Matthew]

Not at this time in individuals.  The cerebellar cortex is on average 1mm thick, which makes segmenting it accurately a challenge even for 0.7mm isotropic data (ideally we would do it on 0.5mm isotropic data).  David Van Essen created a cerebellar surface for the Colin brain that he can tell folks more about.

Matt.

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