Hello FS developers/users,

I have a two part question regarding subcortical segmentation:

1) To visually inspect if segmentation accurately captures structure
boundaries (e.g., amygdala) I am using the norm.mgz file and overlaying it
with the aseg.mgz file in Freeview.
Is this correct? Or should I be using brainmask.mgz (instead of norm.mgz)?
Also, Freeview gives me some options - "Resample to standard RAS space" and
"Apply registration file". Where can I find information about whether or
not to use these options?

2) If I manually edit the boundaries of the amygdala (either by erasing
voxels or using the color brush to add voxels), what command should I use
to re-run such that the corrections are applied to my aseg.stats output?
The command I found on the wiki page says to use recon-all
-autorecon-2-noaseg -subjid <Subj_ID>. My understanding was that the
-noaseg flag will skip all the subcortical segmentation steps and that is
not what I want. What I want is for FS to re-run subcortical segmentation
such that it reflects the voxel editing I did in Freeview.

This is the first time I am doing something like this so any help you can
provide or pointing me to the right resource would be great!

Thank you!
Reema

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*Reema Jayakar, M.A.*
Doctoral Candidate - Clinical Neuropsychology
Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Fellow
Department of Psychology
Georgia State University
Email: rjayak...@student.gsu.edu
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