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In this issue, we describe the work done to manually segment MS lesions in the spinal cord on PSIR and STIR contrasts.
This work is pushed on branch plb/m12_lesion_seg
The segmentation predictions were done using the model stored in this release r20240125.
The lesion segmentations were then manually corrected by either Catherine Spino or Pierre-Louis Benveniste
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The following list of subjects were manually segmented by Michelle Chen (because we thought they were M0 data at first and they ended up being M12 data). More info can be found in issue 39.
Subject segmented by Michelle Chen:
sub-edm054
sub-tor029
sub-mon002
sub-mon005
sub-mon003
sub-edm065
sub-edm035
sub-edm031
sub-mon006
sub-tor051
sub-edm088
sub-tor036
sub-mon009 (image is problematic)
sub-tor016
sub-mon032 (image is problematic)
sub-tor043
sub-tor010
sub-mon007
sub-mon060
sub-tor039
sub-tor044
sub-mon011
sub-mon041
sub-tor012
sub-mon014
sub-edm005
sub-tor038
sub-mon031
sub-mon010
sub-mon052
sub-tor021
This was pushed in the main branch (during final merge of branches, we need to check that no file is overwritten. Normally, all files should be newly created)
I verified that the model prediction for ms lesion segmentation were not included in branch plb/m12_lesion_seg (in order to have no conflict when merging).
In this issue, we describe the work done to manually segment MS lesions in the spinal cord on PSIR and STIR contrasts.
This work is pushed on branch
plb/m12_lesion_seg
The segmentation predictions were done using the model stored in this release r20240125.
The lesion segmentations were then manually corrected by either Catherine Spino or Pierre-Louis Benveniste
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: