[Mrtrix-discussion] multiple bvalue

Jeurissen Ben ben.jeurissen at ua.ac.be
Wed Jul 3 23:53:23 PDT 2013


Hi Romain,

We are working on this. We hope to include it in one of the future releases.

For now, you can process the data by just using the outer shell:

1. Extract a single shell using the mrconvert command:

mrconvert -coord 3 idx1,idx2,... dwi.nii dwib03000.nii

Where idx1,idx2,... is a long list of indices of the b=0 and b=3000 images (indices starting from 0)
Extract the corresponding gradients from your gradient text file and save them in a new txt file.

2. Perform CSD and tracking as before with dwib3000.nii and the reduced grad file.

Cheers,
Ben
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Ben Jeurissen, Ph.D.
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Ben Jeurissen, Ph.D.
Post-doctoral researcher
Vision Lab, Dept. of Physics
University of Antwerp
Universiteitsplein 1, N.1.18
B-2610 Wilrijk, Belgium
Phone: +32 3 265 24 77
Email: ben.jeurissen at ua.ac.be
Url: http://visielab.ua.ac.be/people/ben-jeurissen
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From: mrtrix-discussion-bounces at public.nitrc.org [mrtrix-discussion-bounces at public.nitrc.org] on behalf of romain valabregue [romain.valabregue at upmc.fr]
Sent: 03 July 2013 14:49
To: mrtrix-discussion at public.nitrc.org
Subject: Re: [Mrtrix-discussion] multiple bvalue

Dear all

Summer is there (and vacations are coming) so it may not be the perfect time to put it forward. But just in case ...

Since I am playin with the very nice connectome data I can not stop thinking : it would be great to have a multi shell version of the odf within mrtrix.

Have a look at connectome data It may give you the motivation ... 288 direction (with 3 shell 1000 2000 3000) 1.25 isotropic resolution perfect corregistration with a T1 0.7iso volume, 40 subject easy to dowload.
It is worth to try !

All the best

Romain




Le 16/11/2012 02:31, Donald Tournier a écrit :
Hi everyone,

The DTI fit in MRtrix should handle multiple b-values fine. The CSD approach however cannot currently handle such data, as Thijs correctly stated. Luis, I'm surprised that you manage to get convincing results simply by stripping off the b=0 image, since it is ignored by csdeconv anyway (unless you use the -normalise option which is not recommended). In any case, it is definitely not designed to handle multiple b-values, so I would not advise planning your study around it...

Cheers,

Donald.


On 16 November 2012 07:41, Luis Concha <lconcha at unam.mx<mailto:lconcha at unam.mx>> wrote:
I have a similar data set to the one described by Romain (1x b=0, 32x b=1000 and 32x b=2000; the 32 gradient directions are identical for b1000 and b2000).

Perhaps I _shouldn't_ be doing it, but cdsdeconv seems to handle this data set perfectly when I strip off the b=0 image (my usual approach, as I am after CSF signal elimination). However, I just tested csdeconv with all three b values (0,1000 and 2000) and it seems to give similar results, up to an lmax=6 (I did not test any further).

The DTI maps look perfectly fine, with a slight increase in FA in regions partial voluming with CSF (fornix, callosum edges) in the non-b0 data set as compared to the b=0,1000,2000 data set.

Perhaps doing 2 shells is OK even in the absence of b=0, and the argument of multi-shell CSD invalidity is only applicable for >3 shells. Nonetheless, I would much appreciate it if you could direct me to the right papers in order to understand if I am doing things properly, as I plan to use this approach for a longitudinal 4-year study that is just about to begin.

Below is the gradient table used for the b=0,1000,2000 data set, and I am posting a snapshot of the orientation plots for the data sets I mentioned here:
http://imgur.com/56Y8q


Thanks.


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