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FreeSurfer Introduction Course Overview Day 1 Introduction Day 2 Single Subject Group Analysis Analysis ROI analysis Troubleshooting Longitudinal Day 3 Multimodal Diffusion Analysis Future Directions Course


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FreeSurfer Introduction

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Course Overview

Day 1 – Introduction – Single Subject Analysis – Troubleshooting Day 3 – Multimodal – Diffusion Analysis – Future Directions Day 2 – Group Analysis – ROI analysis – Longitudinal

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Course Schedule

https://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/FsTutorial/CphAug2016CourseSchedule https://fscph.nru.dk/programme.html

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Lectures and Practicals

  • General format: talk followed by tutorial

(both are on the wiki course page, but please don’t download tutorial data or FreeSurfer– it can kill the network)

Search on YouTube for the FreeSurfer channel!

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Food and such

  • Lunch – provided every day!
  • Snacks during coffee breaks
  • Wednesday evening: networking event at 18:00 at Noerrebro

Bryghus (Ryesgade 3, 2200 København N, http://www.noerrebrobryghus.dk/) Where you can mingle with the *really fun* FreeSurfer lecturers (Food and drinks not provided)

  • Thursday evening: guided sightseeing tour of Copenhagen by

boat (boat fare provided!). Tour starts at 18:30 at Christianshavns Torv (next to the Christianshavn Metro station) and will last ~1

  • hour. End point of tour will be Papirøen where you can visit

Copenhagen Street Food (http://copenhagenstreetfood.dk/en/) and buy yourself dinner

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To Caffeinate or not to Caffeinate?

Please don’t spill coffee (or anything else!) on the laptops. If you do, please be prepared to fund a replacement!

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Post Your Questions!

http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/fsurfer/questions.cgi

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Search for Answers

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The FreeSurfer Team

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The FreeSurfer Team

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freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu

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What is FreeSurfer?

  • Neuroimaging analysis software package
  • Open Source
  • Detailed characterization of anatomy
  • Cortex – thickness, folding patterns, ROIs
  • Subcortical – structure boundaries
  • Hippocampal subfields
  • Longitudinal analysis – detect changes
  • Statistical tools (GLM, LME, …), group comparison
  • Multi-modal integration
  • fMRI (task, rest, retinotopy)
  • DWI Tractography
  • PET
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What is FreeSurfer?

… popular ...

Total # licenses distributed to date: 24,107

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What is FreeSurfer?

https://www.facebook.com/FreeSurferMRI … social ...

Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn

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Outline

  • Anatomical Analysis
  • Surface-based (Cortex)
  • Volume-based
  • Multi-modal integration
  • DWI/Tractography
  • fMRI
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Outline

  • Anatomical Analysis
  • Surface-based (Cortex)
  • Volume-based
  • Multi-modal integration
  • DWI/Tractography
  • fMRI
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Cortex

  • Outer layer of gray matter
  • 1-5mm thick
  • Highly folded
  • 2 Dimensional, embedded in 3D
  • Function follows the surface
  • Visualization
  • Spatial Smoothing
  • Inter-subject Registration
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2D Surface in 3D Space

Inflation Flattening

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Surface Model

  • Triangle Mesh (“Finite Element”)
  • Vertex = point of triangles
  • Neighborhood
  • XYZ at each vertex
  • Triangles/Faces ~ 300,000
  • Area, Distance
  • Curvature, Thickness
  • Movable
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Cortical Thickness

pial surface

  • Shortest distance between

white and pial surfaces.

  • 1-5mm in healthy subjects
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From (Sereno et al, 1995, Science).

Function Follows the Surface

  • Visual areas mapped using fMRI retinotopy
  • Pattern is clear on the surface, but lost in the volume
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What Can One Do With A Surface Model?

left primary visual cortex right visual hemifield

desired shape of activity pattern required shape of stimulus goal: use model to imposed desired activity pattern on V1

Collaboration with Jon Polimeni and Larry Wald. w=k log(z+a)

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Tangential Resolution Measured with Surface-based Analysis

Collaboration with Jon Polimeni and Larry Wald. Polimeni, et al, 2010, NI.

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Tangential Resolution Measured with Surface-based Analysis

Collaboration with Jon Polimeni and Larry Wald. Polimeni, et al, 2010, NI.

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NeuroMarketing!

Thanks to Larry Wald for this slide.

Aim 1 of our NCRR Center Grant, spelling: “MGH Center for Functional Neuroimaging Technologies; and NCRR Center for Research Resources.”

(just kidding)

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A Surface-Based Registration

Common space for group analysis (like Talairach) “fsaverage”

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Anatomical Study: Aging

Salat, et al, 2004, Cerebral Cortex

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Surface-based Registration Performance

Brodmann, 1909

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Predicting Brodmann Areas: Talairach Coordinates

BA17 (V1) BA18 (V2) BA44 (Broca’s) BA45 (Broca’s)

1 subject

  • verlap

10 subjects

  • verlap

(Amunts et al, 2000, 2004)

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Predicting Brodmann Areas from Folding Patterns

Fischl, et al, 2007. Thanks to Katrin Amunts, Karl Zilles and Hartmut Mohlberg for the data, and to Niranjini Rajendran and Evelina Busa for the analysis.

BA 44 BA 45 BA 18 (V2) BA 17 (V1)

100% Overlap 0%

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Automatic Gyral Segmentation

Precentral Gyrus Postcentral Gyrus Superior Temporal Gyrus

Based on individual’s folding pattern

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Outline

  • Anatomical Analysis
  • Surface-based (Cortex)
  • Volume-based
  • Multi-modal integration
  • DWI/Tractography
  • fMRI
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Volumetric Segmentation (aseg)

Caudate Pallidum Putamen Amygdala Hippocampus Lateral Ventricle Thalamus White Matter Cortex

Not Shown: Nucleus Accumbens Cerebellum

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Lateral Ventricular Volume (Percent of Brain)

Healthy Probable AD MCI: Did NOT convert MCI: Did convert

Fischl, et al, 2002, Neuron

ROI Volume Study

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Combined Segmentation

aparc+aseg

aparc Nearest Cortical Label to point in White Matter wmparc aseg

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Ex vivo MRI of hippocampal subfields

Resolution as high as 0.1 mm isotropic

 Allows precise manual tracing of hippocampal subfields.  The delineation only relies on geometry for subdividing the CA.

Joint work with J. Eugenio Iglesias, Koen van Leemput and Jean Augustinack

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Automated Segmentation

We use the atlas as a prior, and connect it to the image through a Gaussian likelihood term for each label.

 This makes the segmentation sequence-independent.

0.6 mm isotropic T1 (Winterburn et al.) 1 mm T1 + 0.4x0.4x2 mm T2 (ADNI)

Joint work with J. Eugenio Iglesias, Koen van Leemput and Jean Augustinack

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Automated Subfield Segmentation

high-resolution scan

  • f unseen subject

automated labeling manual labeling

  • Leave-one-out cross-validation with 5 subjects

Collaboration with Koen van Leemput, J. Eugenio Iglesias and Jean Augustinack

Dice Coefficient Relative Volume Difference (%) Fimbria CA2/3 CA1 CA4/DG Presubiculum Subiculum Hippocampal fissure Hippocampus

  • Inf. Lateral Ventricle

Choroid plexus

.8 .7 .6 .5 .4 .3 .2 .1 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10

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Robust Registration

Reuter et al, 2010 NeuroImage

Target Target

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Robust Registration

Reuter et al, 2010 NeuroImage

Registered Src correlation ratio Registered Src Robust

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1. Create unbiased subject template (iterative registration to median) 2. Process template 3. Initialize time points 4. Let it evolve there

  • Avoid Bias: All time

points are treated the same

  • Increases sensitivity

and reliability!

Longitudinal Processing

Reuter et al. OHBM 2010, NeuroImage 2011 & 2012

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Outline

  • Anatomical Analysis
  • Surface-based (Cortex)
  • Volume-based
  • Multi-modal integration
  • DWI/Tractography
  • fMRI
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Tractography with TRACULA

(TRActs Constrained by the Underlying Anatomy)

Collaboration with Anastasia Yendiki, Lilla Zöllei, Saad Jbabdi, Tim Behrens and Jean Augustinack

  • Completely automated modeling of 18 major fascicles
  • Uses prior probabilistic information on the anatomical

structures that each fascicle goes through or next to

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Outline

  • Anatomical Analysis
  • Surface-based (Cortex)
  • Volume-based
  • Multi-modal integration
  • DWI/Tractography
  • fMRI – task
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15 sec ‘ON’, 15 sec ‘OFF’

  • Flickering Checkerboard
  • Auditory Tone
  • Finger Tapping

Sampling on the Surface

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Spatial Smoothing

  • 5 mm apart in 3D
  • 25 mm apart on surface!
  • Kernel much larger
  • Averaging with other

tissue types (WM, CSF)

  • Averaging with other

functional areas

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Group fMRI Analysis: Volume vs Surface

Affine registration to MNI305 5mm volume smoothing vs. 10mm surface smoothing

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Spatial Normalization Surface Extraction Individual T1 Surface Mesh Curvature Inflation Sphere Group Template Thickness (Group Space) Statistical Map Statistical Map Smooth

p<.01 p<.01

Thickness

2mm 4mm

Deformation Field Apply Deformation Group Analysis

A G A D C B J I H F E M L K N O

FreeSurfer Analysis Pipeline Overview

Surface ROI Volume ROI Other Subjects

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What is FreeSurfer?

  • Cortical extraction and labeling
  • Subcortical Segmentation
  • Surface-based Inter-subject Registration
  • Fully automated
  • Multi-modal integration

Use FreeSurfer Be Happy