State-Of-The-Art X-Ray Digital Tomosynthesis Imaging

T. Gomi
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Digital tomosynthesis (DT) is a notable modality in medical imaging because it shows the spread of the target area with lower radiation dose relative to computed tomography. In this section, we describe the technique in two parts: (1) image quality (contrast) and (2) DT image reconstruction algorithms, including state-of-the-art total variation minimization reconstruction algorithms with single-energy X-ray conventional polychromatic imaging and novel dual-energy (DE) virtual monochromatic imaging. The novel DE virtual monochromatic image-processing algorithm provides adequate overall performance (especially, reduction of beam-hardening, reduction of noise). The DE virtual monochromatic image-processing algorithm appears to be a promising new option for imaging in DT because it provides three-dimensional visualizations of high-contrast images that are far superior to those of images processed by using conventional single-energy polychromatic image- processing algorithms.
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最先进的x射线数字断层合成成像
数字断层合成(DT)在医学成像中是一种值得注意的方式,因为它显示了相对于计算机断层扫描更低的辐射剂量的目标区域的扩散。在本节中,我们将分两部分介绍该技术:(1)图像质量(对比度)和(2)DT图像重建算法,包括最先进的总变差最小化重建算法,其中包括单能量x射线传统多色成像和新型双能量(DE)虚拟单色成像。新的DE虚拟单色图像处理算法提供了足够的整体性能(特别是减少波束硬化,降低噪声)。DE虚拟单色图像处理算法似乎是DT成像的一个有前途的新选择,因为它提供了高对比度图像的三维可视化,远远优于使用传统的单能量多色图像处理算法处理的图像。
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