email: heath.pardoe [at] nyumc.org This page provides data used to investigate changes in corpus callosum area and brain volume in autism spectrum disorders. MRI data from the ABIDE database was used for these analyses [link]. Corpus callosum area, brain volumes, qualitative scan ratings, and R script [zip, 77k] A manuscript describing these analyses has been published in the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders [link]. If you use the data from this study, please acknowledge our work using the following citation: 1. Extract data unzip abide.cc.bvol.20150121.zip -d my.output.directory2. View corpus callosum overlaid on midsagittal slice for an individual. Example command for viewing corpus callosum: cd my.output.directoryitksnap --compact s --zoom 2 -s ./Yale/0050625/session_1/anat_1/abide_cc.nii ./Yale/0050625/session_1/anat_1/abide_msp.nii 3. Calculate corpus callosum area; note you may need to modify the yuki command for your specific installation. cd my.output.directoryfor f in `find . -name "abide_cc.nii"`; do echo yuki -W -csv abide.cc.area.csv -cc $f; yuki -W -csv abide.cc.area.csv -cc $f; done4. Calculate brain volume for f in `find . -name "*brain_seg.nii.gz"`; do VOL=`fsl5.0-fslstats $f -V | cut -f2 -d" "`; echo $f","$VOL ; echo $f","$VOL >> abide.brain.vol.csv; doneHow to carry out data analyses using statistics package "R"> source("source.me.recreate.abide.20150116.R")2. Type the following commands to obtain useful summary data
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