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MEMoRIAL-M1.5 | Volume-of-interest imaging in C-arm CT
Projektbearbeiter:
M.Sc. Daniel Punzet
Finanzierung:
EU - ESF Sachsen-Anhalt ;
 
EUROPÄISCHE UNION - ESF -  Europäischer Sozialfonds
Background
Volume-of-interest (VOI) imaging allows for significant patient dose reduction. However, reconstructed images suffer from severe image artifacts due to the limited data acquisition. Yet, in practice there is typically unused data of the patient available.

Objective
>> Utilization of the available prior knowledge to increase image quality of VOI imaging or reduce dose, respectively

Methods
>> Usage of consistency conditions to incorporate prior data properly while maintaining and not overwriting information from VOI imaging acquisitions
This is achieved by registration of prior and the retrieval of further information from the limited data available.

Results
Image reconstruction from truncated projections supported by prior volume data offers good image quality while reducing patient dose. Final investigations still need to show how well the method works on clinical devices.

Conclusions
Extrapolation methods using solely consistency conditions to improve image quality do not work sufficiently stable, however incorporating available prior data enables good image results.

Originality
Usage of previously unused information enables patient dose reduction while maintaining sufficient image quality.

Keywords
CBCT, volume-of-interest imaging, truncation, prior knowledge, registration

Anmerkungen

Wiss. Co-Betreuende / Scientific Co-Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Oliver Speck (OVGU:FNW/IfP)

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