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The most common task in Diffusion MRI registration is aligning an anatomical reference with the tensor data or fiber-tracts derived from DTI. Because the DTI is tensor data, applying a spatial transform to this image is not trivial. Hence a common approach is to align the anatomical reference (such as a T1 MRI) to the DTI image and thus avoid having to resample the tensor. This, however, preserves the strong distortions often present in the DTI image and makes anatomical referencing difficult.  
 
The most common task in Diffusion MRI registration is aligning an anatomical reference with the tensor data or fiber-tracts derived from DTI. Because the DTI is tensor data, applying a spatial transform to this image is not trivial. Hence a common approach is to align the anatomical reference (such as a T1 MRI) to the DTI image and thus avoid having to resample the tensor. This, however, preserves the strong distortions often present in the DTI image and makes anatomical referencing difficult.  
  
*[[Image:RegLib_C03_Baseline_axial.png|70px|lleft|RegLib 03: DTI alignment]] [[Image:RegLib_C03_DTIVol_axial.png|70px|lleft|RegLib C03: DTI alignment]] [[Image:Slicer3-6Announcement-v1.png‎|70px|This case is complete and up to date for version 3.6.1]]'''Case 03: [[Projects:RegistrationLibrary:RegLib_C03|DWI alignment: align DTI volume with T2 structural reference scan]]'''
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*[[Image:RegLib_C03_Baseline_axial.png|70px|lleft|RegLib 03: DTI alignment]] [[Image:RegLib_C03_DTIVol_axial.png|70px|lleft|RegLib C03: DTI alignment]] [[Image:Slicer4_RegLibLogo.png|150px|verified/updated for Slicer 4.1]] '''Case 03: [[Projects:RegistrationLibrary:RegLib_C03|DWI alignment: align DTI volume with T2 structural reference scan]]'''
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*[[Image:RegLib_C03_Baseline_axial.png|70px|lleft|RegLib 03: DTI alignment]] [[Image:RegLib_C03_DTIVol_axial.png|70px|lleft|RegLib C03: DTI alignment]]  Case 03B: [[Projects:RegistrationLibrary:RegLib_C03B|DWI alignment + '''preprocessing''']]
 
*[[Image:RegLib27_FLAIR.png|70px|lleft|RegLib C27 FLAIR]] [[Image:RegLib27_DTI.png|70px|lleft|RegLib C27 DTI]]  [[Image:Slicer3-6Announcement-v1.png‎|70px|This case is complete and up to date for version 3.6.1]]'''Case 27: [[Projects:RegistrationLibrary:RegLib_C27|DTI baseline to FLAIR/T1 pair, large pathol.]]'''  
 
*[[Image:RegLib27_FLAIR.png|70px|lleft|RegLib C27 FLAIR]] [[Image:RegLib27_DTI.png|70px|lleft|RegLib C27 DTI]]  [[Image:Slicer3-6Announcement-v1.png‎|70px|This case is complete and up to date for version 3.6.1]]'''Case 27: [[Projects:RegistrationLibrary:RegLib_C27|DTI baseline to FLAIR/T1 pair, large pathol.]]'''  
 
*[[Image:RegLib_C29_Thumb.png|140px|lleft|RegLib C29]] [[Image:Slicer3-6Announcement-v1.png‎|70px|This case is complete and up to date for version 3.6.1]] '''Case 29: [[Projects:RegistrationLibrary:RegLib_C29|DTI to T1]] ''' / <small> Alignment of DTI and fMRI scan to structural reference T2/T1 pair for surgical planning (tumor resection)</small>
 
*[[Image:RegLib_C29_Thumb.png|140px|lleft|RegLib C29]] [[Image:Slicer3-6Announcement-v1.png‎|70px|This case is complete and up to date for version 3.6.1]] '''Case 29: [[Projects:RegistrationLibrary:RegLib_C29|DTI to T1]] ''' / <small> Alignment of DTI and fMRI scan to structural reference T2/T1 pair for surgical planning (tumor resection)</small>

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The most common task in Diffusion MRI registration is aligning an anatomical reference with the tensor data or fiber-tracts derived from DTI. Because the DTI is tensor data, applying a spatial transform to this image is not trivial. Hence a common approach is to align the anatomical reference (such as a T1 MRI) to the DTI image and thus avoid having to resample the tensor. This, however, preserves the strong distortions often present in the DTI image and makes anatomical referencing difficult.