Good morning!
for some time now I have a question that I am embarrassed to ask, maybe because it is very basic...
Sometimes, when importing an MRI, a message appears that says:
"There is a transformation available in the MRI file..."
I have never known what I should press, nor what changes this option generates, if I should apply that tranformation or not, I have been randomly accepting or rejecting that option for years...
What is the best?
vox2ras, this transformation that can be included in the MRI data (for MGH or NIfTI formats), for transforming from Voxel (integer units) to Right-Anterior-Superior (RAS) orientation (millimeters).
tReorient: this is not explicitly included in the MRI data, but computed from the vox2ras. This second transformation is used to reorient the Voxel volume into the Brainstorm expected orientation. The idea with this is to have a MRI in voxels always oriented in the same way, regardless of the MRI device voxel orientation.
What they said + whenever you get this message and reply yes/no, it is strongly recommended that you verify the alignment between the anatomy and sensor locations: you can do so by visualizing the 3D head surface along with sensor locations.