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I am reconstructing a siemens MPRAGE acquisition with readout and phase oversampling
The readout oversampling is now handle by the function remove_oversampling which does not edit the encodedFOV / reconFOV.
After performing the reconstruction with MRIReco I get an image with correct FOV along the readout but the oversampling is still present in the phase direction.
If I write a nifti in order to get the correct pixel spacing I need to take the reconFOV for the first dimension and the encodedFOV for the y and z direction.
Multiple possibilities :
After removing the oversample I change the encodedFOV[1] to the reconFOV[1] and we used that to create the pixel spacing for nifti
We should apply the remove_oversampling along the y/z direction after reconstruction and in that case the reconFOV should be used
The 2nd option seems better but we need to pass the encodedFOV/reconFOV which are not stored in the acq struct.
Should we automatically store raw.params in acq.sequenceInfo in order to keep thus informations ?
I am reconstructing a siemens MPRAGE acquisition with readout and phase oversampling
The readout oversampling is now handle by the function
remove_oversampling
which does not edit the encodedFOV / reconFOV.After performing the reconstruction with MRIReco I get an image with correct FOV along the readout but the oversampling is still present in the phase direction.
If I write a nifti in order to get the correct pixel spacing I need to take the reconFOV for the first dimension and the encodedFOV for the y and z direction.
Multiple possibilities :
The 2nd option seems better but we need to pass the encodedFOV/reconFOV which are not stored in the acq struct.
Should we automatically store raw.params in acq.sequenceInfo in order to keep thus informations ?
In that case the second step of remove_oversampling will be something like :
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