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Oct 19, 2017 05:10 PM | Chris Rorden
RE: Weird CSA 'ProtocolSliceNumber'
My software is generating this warning because I have never seen an
image like this before, so you should excercise caution when
processing the data. As you note, the image is correctly identified
as 'alternating decreasing' slice order. However, Siemens images
are typically stored to disk as a mosaic with the upper left being
the most inferior slice and the lower right being the most
superior, regradless of the order of acquisition. In this case, my
software is not sure if this is correct, or if the upper left has
the most superior slice. You will want to confirm the order of how
slices are saved to disk, particularly if you want to perform slice
time correction. If you want, you could send me a DICOM directly to
my email address for me to validate. Otherwise, you will want to
pay careful attention to this page
http://www.mccauslandcenter.sc.edu/crnl/tools/stc
To quote the critical section of SPM12's slice timing help:
Note that slice ordering is assumed to be from foot to head. If it is not, enter instead: TR - INTRASCAN_TIME - SLICE_TIMING_VECTOR'
In your case, I am not sure of the slice ordering of the raw data, as I have never seen this sitatuon.
http://www.mccauslandcenter.sc.edu/crnl/tools/stc
To quote the critical section of SPM12's slice timing help:
Note that slice ordering is assumed to be from foot to head. If it is not, enter instead: TR - INTRASCAN_TIME - SLICE_TIMING_VECTOR'
In your case, I am not sure of the slice ordering of the raw data, as I have never seen this sitatuon.
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