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FREESURFER HANDS-ON WORKSHOP Peggy Christidis November 18, 2004 National Institutes of Health

GOAL OF WORKSHOP Start with several anatomical scans (MPRAGE) Create surface using FreeSurfer Overlay functional data on surface using SUMA (Hands-On class for SUMA on ) Learn to create surfaces using FreeSurfer

Agenda FreeSurfer Overview Hands-On Volume Preprocessing Segmentation Tessellation/Inflation Manual Editing/Re-inflation Lunch Break Hands-Off Fix Topology Final Surface Cut and Flatten

FreeSurfer Flowchart Volume Preprocessing Segmentation Tessellation Inflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface Postprocessing Cutting & Flattening

Volume preprocessing Segmentation Tessellation Inflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface postprocessing Cutting & Flattening 1. Volume Preprocessing to3d 3dUniformize I.* files BRIK 3dvolreg mri_convert COR Convert I.* files to BRIK using AFNI to3d Perform intensity normalization using AFNI 3dUniformize Register multiple volumes using AFNI 3dvolreg Average the registered volumes using AFNI 3dMean Convert to FreeSurfer format using FreeSurfer mri_convert 3dMean

1. Volume Preprocessing Intensity normalization – critical for segmentation Inhomogeneities in scanner fields cause gray and white matter intensities to vary as a function of their spatial location. Removes residual non-uniformities in gray and white matter intensity values. Increases gray and white matter contrast. Sharpens the peaks of the two tissue classes. Makes the intensity distribution of gray and white matter spatially uniform. BEFORE AFTER

Volume preprocessing Segmentation Tessellation Inflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface postprocessing Cutting & Flattening 1. Volume Preprocessing Convert I.* files to BRIK using AFNI to3d Perform intensity normalization using AFNI 3dUniformize Register multiple volumes using AFNI 3dvolreg Average the registered volumes using AFNI 3dMean Convert to FreeSurfer format using FreeSurfer mri_convert to3d 3dUniformize I.* files BRIK 3dvolreg mri_convert COR 3dMean

2. Segmentation Intensity normalization Skull stripping White matter labeling Volume preprocessing Segmentation Tessellation Inflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface postprocessing Cutting & Flattening

2. Segmentation Intensity normalization Skull stripping White matter labeling Volume preprocessing Segmentation Tessellation Inflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface postprocessing Cutting & Flattening

2. Segmentation Intensity normalization Skull stripping –Shrink-wrap algorithm –Start with ellipsoidal template –Minimize brain penetration and curvature White matter labeling Volume preprocessing Segmentation Tessellation Inflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface postprocessing Cutting & Flattening Skull stripping

Skull Stripping Courtesy:

2. Segmentation Intensity normalization Skull stripping White Matter labeling –Preliminary classification solely intensity based –Relabeling of mislabeled voxels based on neighborhood information –Define cutting planes –Find connected components and fill Volume preprocessing Segmentation Tessellation Inflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface postprocessing Cutting & Flattening segment define cutting planes Connect components and fill

3. Tessellation and Inflation Surface Tessellation –Use two triangles to represent each face separating white matter voxels from other voxels –Smooth initial tessellation with a deformable surface algorithm Surface Inflation –Retain shape and metrics while making the interior of sulci visible Volume preprocessing Segmentation Tessellation Inflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface postprocessing Cutting & Flattening Tessellate and smooth Inflate

Inflation Courtesy:

4. Manual editing Examine surface for defects –manually reclassify voxels in the following areas: Lateral ventricle Fornix Optic nerve Basal ganglia Other defect areas Volume preprocessing SegmentationInflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface postprocessing Cutting & Flattening Lateral Ventricle Basal Ganglia Fornix Optic Nerve 5. Re-inflation

Volume preprocessing SegmentationInflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface postprocessing Cutting & Flattening 6.Fix topology Automatic defect removal algorithm that removes minor defects ensuring that the surface is topologically correct. 7. Make final surface Final gray/white boundary (white) Final gray/csf boundary (pial)

8. Cutting and flattening For a full surface patch For occipital patch Volume preprocessing SegmentationInflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface postprocessing Cutting & Flattening

Flattening of occipital patch Flattening of full surface Courtesy:

9.SUMA (Hands-On class ) Convert surfaces to ASCII format Align surface volume to experiment volume Overlay functional data onto surface Create link between AFNI and SUMA View function on volume and surface simultaneously Visit SUMA website for details: Volume preprocessing SegmentationInflation Manual EditingRe-inflationFix topology Final Surface Volume/Surface Postprocessing Cutting & Flattening AFNI SUMA

FreeSurfer Website (articles, download, docs, FAQ): Mail Archives: FreeSurfer Links

Acknowledgements Alex Clark Bob Cox Richard Doucette Hauke Heekeren Shruti Japee Sean Marrett Rick Reynolds Ziad Saad