[Freesurfer] FS volume discrepancies

2014-04-15 Thread zach.petr

I have several issues concerning automated volumes calculation. When you 
look at the aseg.stat for hippocampal volume (in mm3) it gives different 
value compared to hippocampal subfields volume calculation (which comes in 
voxels but there is stated that 1 voxel is 0.5mm3). How is it possible? I 
presume that anatomical definition and subfield incorporation is the same. 
Next - if you look at the whole hippocampal formation volume in hippocampal 
subfield calculations it is way lower compared to the summation of the CA1-
CA4 + dentate gyrus = hippocampal formation. What could be explanation of 
this?

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Re: [Freesurfer] FS volume discrepancies

2014-04-15 Thread Bruce Fischl
From Eugenio:

Dear Petr,
at this point, the hippocampal subfield module is - to some extent -
independent from the whole hippocampal segmentation. The values you will
obtain from adding the subfield volumes together will be around 15% lower
than the volumes from aseg.stat, but they will still be very highly
correlated.
Kind regards,


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Tue, 
15 Apr 2014, zach.p...@post.cz wrote:

 
 I have several issues concerning automated volumes calculation. When you
 look at the aseg.stat for hippocampal volume (in mm3) it gives different
 value compared to hippocampal subfields volume calculation (which comes in
 voxels but there is stated that 1 voxel is 0.5mm3). How is it possible? I
 presume that anatomical definition and subfield incorporation is the same.
 
 Next - if you look at the whole hippocampal formation volume in hippocampal
 subfield calculations it is way lower compared to the summation of the
 CA1-CA4 + dentate gyrus = hippocampal formation. What could be explanation
 of this?
 
 Petr
 
 

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Re: [Freesurfer] FS volume discrepancies

2014-04-15 Thread zach.petr

Thanks for reply. But adding subfield volumes together leads to too high 
number compared to overall hippocampus volume. Like 9500 mm3 compared to 2.1
mm3.

Petr


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Předmět: Re: [Freesurfer] FS volume discrepancies

From Eugenio:

Dear Petr,
at this point, the hippocampal subfield module is - to some extent -
independent from the whole hippocampal segmentation. The values you will
obtain from adding the subfield volumes together will be around 15% lower
than the volumes from aseg.stat, but they will still be very highly
correlated.
Kind regards,


On 
Tue, 
15 Apr 2014, zach.p...@post.cz wrote:

 
 I have several issues concerning automated volumes calculation. When you
 look at the aseg.stat for hippocampal volume (in mm3) it gives different
 value compared to hippocampal subfields volume calculation (which comes in
 voxels but there is stated that 1 voxel is 0.5mm3). How is it possible? I
 presume that anatomical definition and subfield incorporation is the same.
 
 Next - if you look at the whole hippocampal formation volume in 
hippocampal
 subfield calculations it is way lower compared to the summation of the
 CA1-CA4 + dentate gyrus = hippocampal formation. What could be explanation
 of this?
 
 Petr
 
 

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Re: [Freesurfer] FS volume discrepancies

2014-04-15 Thread Eugenio Iglesias
Dear Petr,
the volumes from the subfields are in voxels. Since the voxels are 0.5mm 
isotropic, their volumes is (1/8) cubic millimeters. Therefore, you need to 
divide the volumes by 8 to convert to mm3.
Kind regards,
/Eugenio

Juan Eugenio Iglesias
Postdoctoral researcher BCBL
www.jeiglesias.com
www.bcbl.eu

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Subject: Re: [Freesurfer] FS volume discrepancies




Thanks for reply. But adding subfield volumes together leads to too high number 
compared to overall hippocampus volume. Like 9500 mm3 compared to 2.1 mm3. 

Petr 


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Komu: Freesurfer support list freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu 
Datum: 15. 4. 2014 14:35:13 
Předmět: Re: [Freesurfer] FS volume discrepancies 


From Eugenio: 
 
Dear Petr, 
at this point, the hippocampal subfield module is - to some extent - 
independent from the whole hippocampal segmentation. The values you will 
obtain from adding the subfield volumes together will be around 15% lower 
than the volumes from aseg.stat, but they will still be very highly 
correlated. 
Kind regards, 
 

On 
Tue, 
15 Apr 2014, zach.p...@post.cz wrote: 

 
 I have several issues concerning automated volumes calculation. When you 
 look at the aseg.stat for hippocampal volume (in mm3) it gives different 
 value compared to hippocampal subfields volume calculation (which comes in 
 voxels but there is stated that 1 voxel is 0.5mm3). How is it possible? I 
 presume that anatomical definition and subfield incorporation is the same. 
 
 Next - if you look at the whole hippocampal formation volume in hippocampal 
 subfield calculations it is way lower compared to the summation of the 
 CA1-CA4 + dentate gyrus = hippocampal formation. What could be explanation 
 of this? 
 
 Petr 
 
 
 
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Re: [Freesurfer] FS volume discrepancies

2014-04-15 Thread zach.petr

Great! OK. Now I understand. Thanks for reply.

Petr


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Datum: 15. 4. 2014 16:18:59
Předmět: Re: [Freesurfer] FS volume discrepancies

Dear Petr,
the volumes from the subfields are in voxels. Since the voxels are 0.5mm 
isotropic, their volumes is (1/8) cubic millimeters. Therefore, you need to 
divide the volumes by 8 to convert to mm3.
Kind regards,
/Eugenio

Juan Eugenio Iglesias
Postdoctoral researcher BCBL
www.jeiglesias.com
www.bcbl.eu

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From: zach petr zach.p...@post.cz
To: Freesurfer support list freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu
Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2014 4:05:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Freesurfer] FS volume discrepancies




Thanks for reply. But adding subfield volumes together leads to too high 
number compared to overall hippocampus volume. Like 9500 mm3 compared to 2.1
mm3. 

Petr 


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Od: Bruce Fischl fis...@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu 
Komu: Freesurfer support list freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu 
Datum: 15. 4. 2014 14:35:13 
Předmět: Re: [Freesurfer] FS volume discrepancies 


From Eugenio: 
 
Dear Petr, 
at this point, the hippocampal subfield module is - to some extent - 
independent from the whole hippocampal segmentation. The values you will 
obtain from adding the subfield volumes together will be around 15% lower 
than the volumes from aseg.stat, but they will still be very highly 
correlated. 
Kind regards, 
 

On 
Tue, 
15 Apr 2014, zach.p...@post.cz wrote: 

 
 I have several issues concerning automated volumes calculation. When you 
 look at the aseg.stat for hippocampal volume (in mm3) it gives different 
 value compared to hippocampal subfields volume calculation (which comes in

 voxels but there is stated that 1 voxel is 0.5mm3). How is it possible? I 
 presume that anatomical definition and subfield incorporation is the same.

 
 Next - if you look at the whole hippocampal formation volume in 
hippocampal 
 subfield calculations it is way lower compared to the summation of the 
 CA1-CA4 + dentate gyrus = hippocampal formation. What could be explanation

 of this? 
 
 Petr 
 
 
 
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