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In segmented images of the brain, cortical surface is a concept used to describe the boundaries of either white matter or cerebrospinal fluid with grey matter, or representations computed on the basis of these two surfaces.

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	~~'''Cortical surface''' is a concept used to describe the [[boundary\|boundaries]] — in~~ [[image segmentation\|segmented]] [[neuroimaging\|images]] of the [[brain]] ~~—~~ of either [[white matter]] or [[cerebrospinal fluid]] with [[grey matter]], or representations computed on the basis of these two surfaces.		In [[image segmentation\|segmented]] [[neuroimaging\|images]] of the [[brain]], '''cortical surface''' is a concept used to describe the [[boundary\|boundaries]] of either [[white matter]] or [[cerebrospinal fluid]] with [[grey matter]], or representations computed on the basis of these two surfaces.