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TRANS-AXIAL TRUNCATION COMPENSATION FOR CT IMAGING

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§ Ⅰ

卷宗概要

发明人

Chuanyong Bai; Daniel Gagnon; Zhicong Yu

IPC 分类

G6T 11/

CPC 分类

G6T11/6

Imaging apparatuses described herein include a radiation source configured for imaging radiation, a radiation detector positioned to receive radiation from the radiation source, and an image processing system. The image processing system is configured to: receive projection data from the radiation detector, the projection data corresponding to a scan field-of-view (scanFOV), the image being trans-axially truncated; identify a final reconstruction field-of-view (reconFOV) that is larger than the scanFOV; reconstruct an image having a reconstruction field-of-view (reconFOV), wherein reconFOVis less than reconFOV; generate a progressive refinement for the image; reproject the image with the progressive refinement thereby generating a virtual scan vscanFOV; refine the virtual scan vscanFOVdata; and repeat the reconstruction, generation of the progressive refinement, and reprojection for one or more subsequent reconstructions until reconFOV is reached.

原文(中文)

Imaging apparatuses described herein include a radiation source configured for imaging radiation, a radiation detector positioned to receive radiation from the radiation source, and an image processing system. The image processing system is configured to: receive projection data from the radiation detector, the projection data corresponding to a scan field-of-view (scanFOV), the image being trans-axially truncated; identify a final reconstruction field-of-view (reconFOV) that is larger than the scanFOV; reconstruct an image having a reconstruction field-of-view (reconFOV), wherein reconFOVis less than reconFOV; generate a progressive refinement for the image; reproject the image with the progressive refinement thereby generating a virtual scan vscanFOV; refine the virtual scan vscanFOVdata; and repeat the reconstruction, generation of the progressive refinement, and reprojection for one or more subsequent reconstructions until reconFOV is reached.