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SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR A LIDAR GUIDED PATIENT POSITIONING APPARATUS FOR A COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY SYSTEM

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Inventor

Arka Datta; Brian Edward Nett; Chelsey Amanda Lewis; John Moore Boudry

IPC Classification

A61B 6/3A61B 6/A61B 6/4A61B 6/42A61B 6/46

CPC Classification

A61B6/35A61B6/428A61B6/4241A61B6/4447A61B6/461

A system and method for a lidar guided patient positioning are described. An example imaging system includes a gantry having a bore, a table to move a subject relative to the bore, a radiation source mounted on the gantry and to emit an X-ray beam, and a detector to detect the X-ray beam. The system further includes a light detection and ranging (LiDAR) scanning system to acquire data of the subject. The system further includes processing circuitry to process the LiDAR data to generate a 3D point cloud representing a topography of the subject, estimate a center of a region of interest of the subject, calculate an offset of the center of the region of interest relative to an isocenter of the gantry, and adjust a height of the table based on the offset to align the center of the region of interest with the isocenter of the gantry.

Original (Chinese)

A system and method for a lidar guided patient positioning are described. An example imaging system includes a gantry having a bore, a table to move a subject relative to the bore, a radiation source mounted on the gantry and to emit an X-ray beam, and a detector to detect the X-ray beam. The system further includes a light detection and ranging (LiDAR) scanning system to acquire data of the subject. The system further includes processing circuitry to process the LiDAR data to generate a 3D point cloud representing a topography of the subject, estimate a center of a region of interest of the subject, calculate an offset of the center of the region of interest relative to an isocenter of the gantry, and adjust a height of the table based on the offset to align the center of the region of interest with the isocenter of the gantry.

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