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September 16, 2019 01:43PM
Hello -

I'm working with some ecog data, and I'd like to display the results from all electrodes on a standard freesurfer brain.

I ran recon-all on each subject's T1 volume in their native space, and I then mapped each patient's CT-based electrodes to their native T1 volume using Trotta et al.'s (2017) software toolkit.

Now I would like to display the combined density of cortical electrodes on a freesurfer standard brain surface. Specifically, I tried running 3dVol2Surf based on the instructions on [openwetware.org]

3dVol2Surf
-overwrite
-spec fs/std.141.fs_both.spec
-surf_A lh.smoothwm
-sv t1_native.nii.gz
-grid_parent lh_ecog.nii.gz
-map_func mask
-oob_value 0
-out_niml lh_ecog.niml.dset

This creates a single patient's electrode dataset that I can load onto any standardized (std.141.*) surface, but I'm confused as to how to combine electrode native space coordinates/datasets from multiple patients.

Thank you for your help, and sorry if I'm missing something obvious.
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Displaying multiple subject-specific surface electrodes on a std.141.* surface

pmlauro September 16, 2019 01:43PM

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rick reynolds September 16, 2019 02:52PM

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pmlauro September 16, 2019 03:15PM

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rick reynolds September 16, 2019 03:46PM

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pmlauro September 16, 2019 04:49PM

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pmlauro September 16, 2019 04:49PM

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rick reynolds September 16, 2019 05:07PM

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pmlauro September 18, 2019 09:23PM

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rick reynolds September 18, 2019 11:01PM