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upet2mnc(1)							   upet2mnc(1)

NAME
       upet2mnc	 -  convert  a	Concorde microPET format file to a MINC	format
       file.

SYNOPSIS
       upet2mnc	[<options>] <infile> <outfile.mnc>

       upet2mnc	-help

DESCRIPTION
       The upet2mnc command is used to convert Concorde	microPET format	 files
       to MINC format.

       The  microPET  format  consists of two files, a binary image and	a text
       header. The header file generally has the same name as the  image  with
       the  suffix  ".hdr" appended.  Normally you can specify the name	of ei-
       ther the	binary image or	the text header	 file  on  the	command	 line.
       However,	both of	the files should be in the same	directory for the con-
       verter to locate	both files correctly.

OPTIONS
       Note that options can be	specified in abbreviated form (as long as they
       are unique) and can be given anywhere on	the command line.

       -head  Orient  the image	according to typical neurological conventions,
	      with the Y axis oriented from the	posterior to anterior,	the  Z
	      axis oriented from inferior to superior, and X oriented from pa-
	      tient left to patient right.

       -body  Orient  the image	such that the Y	axis is	oriented from superior
	      to inferior, the Z axis is oriented from posterior to  anterior,
	      and X from patient left to patient right.

       -quiet Quiet  operation	-  do not print	progress or debugging informa-
	      tion.

Generic	options	for all	commands
       -help  Print summary of command-line options and	abort

       -version
	      Print the	program	and library versions and abort

AUTHOR
       Robert Vincent (bert@bic.mni.mcgill.ca)

COPYRIGHTS
       Copyrights 2005 by Robert Vincent for the Montreal Neurological	Insti-
       tute.

$Revision: 1.3 $		  May 03 2005			   upet2mnc(1)

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