hcph-derivatives-mriqc/desc-ratings_bold.json

{
    "abbreviations":
        {
        "avg": "average",
        "bg": "background",
        "BOLD": "blood oxygen level dependent",
        "FD": "framewise displacement",
        "HM": "head motion",
        "INU": "intensity non-uniformity",
        "PE": "phase encoding",
        "SD": "susceptibility distortion",
        "SNR": "signal-to-noise ratio",
        "std": "standard deviation",
        "WS": "multi-band-related square visible in sagittal plane of standard deviation mosaic."
        },
    "general_qc_comments":
        [
            "PE direction LR and RL induces more distortion in frontal lobe (ie. skull shape is deformed) than AP or PA.",
            "PE direction LR and RL induces aliasing ghost visible in the background of the average BOLD images.",
            "The multi-band-related square in the sagittal plane is more prominent with PE direction LR and RL.",
            "SNR seems in general lower in LR and RL PE direction.",
            "PA PE direction often presents a wrap-around of the eyes inducing spurious high std close to the occipital lobe.",
            "With AP PE direction, an aliasing ghost is often visible inside the cortical matter on echo 1.",
            "Aliasing ghosts are more prominent on echo 1 and 2.",
            "Echo 3 and 4 are more prone to susceptibility distortion than Echo 1 and 2.",
            "Echo 3 and 4 are more sensitive to head motion such that deflections in carpetplot are more pronounced.",
            "Head-motion-related ringing tend to be more visible on echo 1 and 2.",
            "Echo 1 is more prone to the multi-band-related square in the sagittal plane of the standard deviation mosaic.",
            "For the breath holding task, the FD timeserie reflects breathing blocks and light/dark alternation are visible in the carpetplot.",
            "It was difficult to discern head-motion related ringing from the noise present on all images (especially in echo 1).",
            "All scans present susceptibility distortion and aliasing ghost."
        ]
}