Population average template for postprocess of correlational tractography?

[高橋航来]

Dear Frank and others,

I performed correlational tractography and got a tract with significant correlations.

However, the acquired tract was short and did not reach any end in gray matter. More specifically, the tract we got was just in the middle of corpus callosum.

My question is, could I get the data of where the fibers we got connects?

My quick idea was to create population average template, load the tract as a ROI, and run fiber tracking once again.

Do you think this is a good idea? I would appreciate your advice.

One more thing. When we created population average template from our QSDR files, we got two files with very different size.

One is =====.avg.fz.mean.odf, and the other is ====.avg.fz.mean.

They look similar at the first glance, but how are they different?

Thank you for your continuous support!

Koki

[Frank Yeh]

My question is, could I get the data of where the fibers we got connects?

My quick idea was to create population average template, load the tract as a ROI, and run fiber tracking once again.

Do you think this is a good idea? I would appreciate your advice.

Yes, just open the database file which is a template and load thebtract as roi to find the entire pathway.

One more thing. When we created population average template from our QSDR files, we got two files with very different size.

One is =====.avg.fz.mean.odf, and the other is ====.avg.fz.mean.

They look similar at the first glance, but how are they different?

One includes ODFs which have a lot of data.

Frank

Thank you for your continuous support!

Koki

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