Dear Friends,

I have used a mixed set of images from 1.5T and 3.0T scanners with anisotropic 
voxel size in my study. I used Freesurfer tools for converting them to 
isotropic voxel size before segmentation and reconvert to initial state after 
segmentation. It is appreciated if someone let me know using such a mixed 
anisotropic data causes any side effect in the volume measurement or not. I 
will be also thankful if you could introduce a reference that discusses the 
effect.

Best Regards,
Fari

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