Unable to access SVReg labeled volume

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    • #1882
      amysore3
      Participant

      As I run the SV-registration module on an MRI scan, the entire process completes without any error and I can see the resulting volumes in the lower right hand corner display as they are being computed. When I try to access the labeled volume (File-Open-Label volume…), I am unable to find all the labeled volumes saved in the folder or access them in any other way. Are my labeled volumes not getting saved? If yes, why? How can I change it to save and access my labeled volumes? Please provide suggestions in this regard. Any help will be appreciated. Thank you in advance!

    • #1883
      Anand Joshi
      Moderator

      Hi, The labeled volume should be automatically stored in the same directory as the MRI scan. They have filenames <subjectid>.svreg.label.nii.gz
      Are you able to find that file?
      Here is the list of output files
      http://brainsuite.org/processing/svreg/output/

      Please let me know if you find these files generated in your mri directory.

    • #1913
      amysore3
      Participant

      Thank you for the response but I am not able to see these files in the same directory as my MRI scan. It feels like they aren’t getting saved. But I am not getting any error either which I believe means that the SVreg is running successfully but isn’t saving the labelled volumes. Please let me know what I could.

    • #1914
      Anand Joshi
      Moderator

      What are the files do you see in the mri directory? Do you have the .dfs files there?

    • #1915
      amysore3
      Participant

      Yes, I do see all the .dfs files in the MRI directory

    • #1916
      amysore3
      Participant

      I see only “.hemi.label.nii.gz”, “.pvc.label.nii.gz” and “.skull.label.nii.gz” labelled volumes and I see all the .dfs files.

    • #1917
      Anand Joshi
      Moderator

      Are there any files with svreg extension (e.g. *.svreg.dfs)

    • #1918
      amysore3
      Participant

      Yes., there are about 8-10 files with .svreg.dfs.

    • #1919
      Anand Joshi
      Moderator

      That means svreg has finished, however perhaps only the surface registration has run.
      Please make sure that the ‘surface registration only’ box us unchecked.
      http://brainsuite.org/quickstart/svreg/

    • #1920
      amysore3
      Participant

      Thank you. I will try running it again.

    • #1921
      amysore3
      Participant

      That worked. Thank you!

    • #1922
      Anand Joshi
      Moderator

      Awesome!

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