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| Freesurfer is a program in constant development used to view and work with structural, anatomical scans in the saggital, coronal, and axial planes, as well as in 3D. It allows the user to create and edit new volumes in layers upon the original anatomical scan volume. This section will describe how to open Freeview and being using it, the interface and viewing area, how to navigate the program, save images, and other general tips and suggestions for usage. | Freesurfer is a program in constant development used to view and work with structural, anatomical scans in the saggital, coronal, and axial planes, as well as in 3D. It allows the user to create and edit new volumes in layers upon the original anatomical scan volume. This section will describe how to open Freeview and begin using it, the interface and viewing area, how to navigate the program, save images, and other general tips and suggestions for usage. |
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General Usage
Freesurfer is a program in constant development used to view and work with structural, anatomical scans in the saggital, coronal, and axial planes, as well as in 3D. It allows the user to create and edit new volumes in layers upon the original anatomical scan volume. This section will describe how to open Freeview and begin using it, the interface and viewing area, how to navigate the program, save images, and other general tips and suggestions for usage.