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Oct 15, 2021 11:10 AM | crick hwang
Mricrogl:How to use Mricrogl to measure volume of roi
Hi everyone!
I am new on MRIcrogl analysis and I need some help :)
Here is my aim: to measure the volume of flair white matter hyperintensity.
It has been mentioned in literatures that there are four steps:
1. Use semi-automatic technology of MRIcro to select all high-signal areas as ROI 1;
2.Manually select white matter high-signal area as ROI 2;
3.The overlap of the two ROIs is the final ROI of white matter high signal;
4.Measure the corresponding volume through the final ROI.
Do you have any recommandations for conducting steps 1, 3 and 4?
Thanks a lot!!
crick hwang
I am new on MRIcrogl analysis and I need some help :)
Here is my aim: to measure the volume of flair white matter hyperintensity.
It has been mentioned in literatures that there are four steps:
1. Use semi-automatic technology of MRIcro to select all high-signal areas as ROI 1;
2.Manually select white matter high-signal area as ROI 2;
3.The overlap of the two ROIs is the final ROI of white matter high signal;
4.Measure the corresponding volume through the final ROI.
Do you have any recommandations for conducting steps 1, 3 and 4?
Thanks a lot!!
crick hwang
Oct 15, 2021 12:10 PM | Chris Rorden
RE: Mricrogl:How to use Mricrogl to measure volume of roi
You may want to see if one of the many automated tools can help
(e.g. FSL's BIANCA). You may want to look at the MRIcroGL manual.
In particular, the "Intensity Filter" seen in the Draw/Advanced
menu. The "Mouse gestures" item of the "Help" menu will tell you
the key shortcuts for your operating system.
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