For this analysis, you will need a structural MRI and an angiogram.
Realign the angiogram to the structural MRI and rename it to angiogram.nii.gz
.
Mask the angiogram with outskull, so that you don’t get veins in the skin.
If the angiogram has a resolution higher than 1mm isotropic, you can also resize to 1mm. This will speed up the calculation without impacting the results.
flirt -in angiogram.nii.gz -ref angiogram.nii.gz -applyisoxfm 1 -o angio_1mm
mv angio_1mm.nii.gz angiogram.nii.gz
Run recon-all
on the structural MRI.
After running Freesurfer, you will have the files:
mri/brain.mgz
surf/*h.surf
mris_fill -c -r 1 lh.pial lh_filled.mgz
mri_convert lh_filled.mgz lh_filled.nii.gz
fslmaths lh_filled -kernel 3D -dilF lh_dilated
addpath('/path/to/freesurfer/matlab/')
make_outer_surface(...
'lh_dilated.nii.gz', ...
15, ...
'lh.outer', ...
1)
mris_smooth -nw -n 60 lh.outer smooth.pial
mv lh.smooth.pial lh_smooth.pial
ecog_file.ns3
brain.mgz
lh.pial
lh_smooth.pial
angiogram.nii.gz