Closed RebinaFrancis closed 4 years ago
@RebinaFrancis, brain2mesh (same as iso2mesh) uses the MRI coordinates, so if the raw image is rotated, the mesh generated will be rotated - if you want to convert it to the correct (RAS) orientation, you will have to read out the qform/sform records in the NIfTI-1 header and apply the rotation matrix to the generated mesh nodes. see
https://nifti.nimh.nih.gov/nifti-1/documentation/nifti1fields/nifti1fields_pages/quatern.html
also, I see your raw image has a lot of noise. To set a different threshold to remove the noise, you should do a data cleaning/trimming, for example, for your scalp data, read it in matlab, set a more aggressive threshold, say 90% of the peak value to get rid off the noise, and then save it back to the .nii.gz file using savenifti.m in iso2mesh.
other than the rotation and high background noise, I don't see other issues - you should not run the 10-20 point line because the reference positions included are not for this anatomy.
Thank you, it works!
cool! closing this ticket for now. feel free to reopen if you see additional issues.
Dear Brain2mesh
As I understand it, openmeeg recommends the meshsize to be approximately 600 to 800 points per surface(https://openmeeg.github.io/tutorial.html). Without adjusting any parameters in cfg, I get a size between approx. 100000 and 900000. I have tried setting 'cfg.maxnode' to 1000. However, the number of nodes is still very high. Could you perhaps help me? I have included screenshots of the size of the elements per surface before and after this change .
Best Rebina
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Dear brain2mesh
I have been trying to use your program to create meshes from an MRI segmented using SPM12, however, the results seem very wrong ('rotated', in fact). I have followed your guide in spm_seg_with_brain2mesh.pdf which works fine. Could you perhaps tell me what might be wrong? I have included screenshots of the segmentation in SPM, as well as the output from brain2mesh for both my segmentation and the output from following your guide.
Additionally, I get the following error when trying to include the skull tissue type in brain2mesh:
Error using plot3 There is no FaceColor property on the Line class. Error in plotmesh (line 145) h=plot3(node(idx,1),node(idx,2),node(idx,3),opt{:}); Error in SPM_example_brain (line 34) plotmesh(node,elem(elem(:,5)==2,:),'x>90 | z<130','FaceColor',[1 1 0.9]) %%bone
I suppose this might be due to a difference in matlab version? I am using MATLAB R2019b.
I hope you can help. Best Rebina
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