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How to obtain the activated tissue image

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  • 11/29/2018 at 9:45 AM #5990
    Zhaoyu Lai
    Participant

    Dear leaddbs developers,

    Thank you very much for developing such a great toolbox.
    I want to know which tissue of the brain is activated. So I wonder if the leaddbs can generate nifti images of the activation area.
    I will be appreciated if you can provide a specific operational procedure.

    Thank you,
    Zhaoyu Lai

    11/29/2018 at 10:00 AM #5991
    andreashorn
    Keymaster

    Hi Zhaoyu,

    sure – please have a look at the walkthrough video:

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    Then it also makes sense to read the related paper to know what the promises and limitations of our VTA model are (Horn & Li et al. 2018, NeuroImage): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30179717

    Finally, the VTA nifti files are stored under the /stimulations subfolder in the patient directory after you created them. They are usually in MNI space.

    Best, Andy

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