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Sep 5, 2019 03:09 PM | Chris Rorden
RE: warning using MRICRIGL for conversion
First of all, I would suggest you make sure you are using the
latest version of MRIcroGL and
dcm2niix (20190902), as the ability to infer GE slice Timing has
improved. Details regarding how dcm2niix estimates slice times for
GE data are provided here. As noted there, GE does not provide a universal and unambiguous
way to determine slice times. Therefore, we need to guess based on
proprietary data that is poorly documented. While the formula seems
to work, it may be incorrect for situations such as multi-band
sequences.
In brief, this reflects a limitation of the GE DICOM images, not of dcm2niix. We do not have any GE hardware at my center. However, I would encourage users who use GE equipment for research to lobby their GE Research Collaboration Managers to use public GE DICOM tags to explicitly report features that are important for scientists (slice timing, readout time, etc).
In brief, this reflects a limitation of the GE DICOM images, not of dcm2niix. We do not have any GE hardware at my center. However, I would encourage users who use GE equipment for research to lobby their GE Research Collaboration Managers to use public GE DICOM tags to explicitly report features that are important for scientists (slice timing, readout time, etc).
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| Title | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Ariadna ALBAJARA SAENZ | Sep 5, 2019 | |
| Chris Rorden | Sep 5, 2019 | |
