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Jul 29, 2019 07:07 AM | Johann Philipp Zöllner - Goethe University Frankfurt
RE: Missing single subject first-level results for seemingly arbitrary ROIs/sessions
Sorry to bring this up again on the list, but unfortunately I could
not solve the problem myself, maybe someone here has another idea?
I have attached some more details of my analysis.
I am performing a longitudinal group-level resting-state analysis on 7 patients with left-sided cerebral tumors, before and after surgery. Each patient has 12 individually defined seeds (6 left-/6 right-sided). While most of the seed-to-voxel analysis worked fine, 4 out of 84 seeds (7*12) do not show a time-series in the single-subject analysis, sometimes only at one session. This concerns seeds on both hemispheres (also contralateral to surgery).
Preprocessing was CONN standard (including ART, but without slice timing). I have checked that all seeds are within the individual grey matter mask. I get a plausible value from the functional images at seed coordinates.
Could this be due to ART scrubbing?
I have attached an image of a missing time-series at one session.
I am performing a longitudinal group-level resting-state analysis on 7 patients with left-sided cerebral tumors, before and after surgery. Each patient has 12 individually defined seeds (6 left-/6 right-sided). While most of the seed-to-voxel analysis worked fine, 4 out of 84 seeds (7*12) do not show a time-series in the single-subject analysis, sometimes only at one session. This concerns seeds on both hemispheres (also contralateral to surgery).
Preprocessing was CONN standard (including ART, but without slice timing). I have checked that all seeds are within the individual grey matter mask. I get a plausible value from the functional images at seed coordinates.
Could this be due to ART scrubbing?
I have attached an image of a missing time-series at one session.
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