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I think the SWI processed phase weighted data can be used for qualitative assessment of iron deposits and the filtered phase map outputted can be used for quantitative iron measurements.
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I have functional connectivity .mat matrices and need to convert to fishers z score. Thank you
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I am planning to compute mutual information of RsfMRI data for network analysis.
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Generally for tissue volumes(GM, WM and DBM) we use 8-12 FWHM for smoothing. But in some softwares recommend 15 mm for cortical thickness and 20-25 mm for all other indexes (gyrification, cortical...
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I have obtaind 9 group ICs using GIFT. Now I want to extract each ICs of each subject using group ICs. Subject matrx(contains voxels of each subject)=Mixing matrix(contains weight of each...
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Clinical pain is an important public health problem world wide. It is vital to understand the pain mechanism contributing to acute and chronic levels. It is noted that the inter-individual...
13 April 2016 5,008 5 View
MRI may be useful in forensic age estimation. We will have to seek T1 and T2 values of tissues covering wide range of ages. Also particular tissue type.
16 July 2015 8,274 2 View
I am really interested to do a 3D image evaluation of teeth in CBCT imaging. Let me know the reliable factors can be tested for age estimation.
10 June 2015 8,441 3 View
Researchers may have gone through different CBCT image details to formulate a fair estimation. Any views on unexplored CBCT anatomy which could be useful?
09 June 2015 6,135 2 View
I am interested to do my higher studies to find out best skull morphology to estimate the human age which could be helpful in forensic studies. I would like to use CBCT or CT images of living...
08 June 2015 9,458 6 View
It is shown that the costophrenic angles of thin and tall patients are more likely to be missed.
03 February 2015 4,471 3 View