Tomographic perfusion imaging is a significant imaging modality for stroke diagnosis.However,the low rotational speed of the C-arm(6–8 s per circle)is a challenge for applying perfusion imaging in C-arm cone beam com...Tomographic perfusion imaging is a significant imaging modality for stroke diagnosis.However,the low rotational speed of the C-arm(6–8 s per circle)is a challenge for applying perfusion imaging in C-arm cone beam computed tomography(CBCT).Traditional reconstruction methods cannot remove the artifacts caused by the slow rotational speed or acquire enough sample points to restore the time density curve(TDC).This paper presents a dynamic rollback reconstruction method for CBCT.The proposed method can improve the temporal resolution by increasing the sample points used for calculating the TDC.Combined with existing techniques,the algorithm allows slow-rotating scanners to be used for perfusion imaging purposes.In the experiments,the proposed method was compared with other dynamic reconstruction algorithms based on standard reconstruction and the temporal interpolation approach.The presented algorithm could improve the temporal resolution without increasing the X-ray exposure time or contrast agent.展开更多
基金supported in part by the State’s Key Project of Research and Development Plan (Nos. 2017YFC0109202,2017YFA0104302)the National Natural Science Foundation (No.61871117)Science and Technology Program of Guangdong (No.2018B030333001)。
文摘Tomographic perfusion imaging is a significant imaging modality for stroke diagnosis.However,the low rotational speed of the C-arm(6–8 s per circle)is a challenge for applying perfusion imaging in C-arm cone beam computed tomography(CBCT).Traditional reconstruction methods cannot remove the artifacts caused by the slow rotational speed or acquire enough sample points to restore the time density curve(TDC).This paper presents a dynamic rollback reconstruction method for CBCT.The proposed method can improve the temporal resolution by increasing the sample points used for calculating the TDC.Combined with existing techniques,the algorithm allows slow-rotating scanners to be used for perfusion imaging purposes.In the experiments,the proposed method was compared with other dynamic reconstruction algorithms based on standard reconstruction and the temporal interpolation approach.The presented algorithm could improve the temporal resolution without increasing the X-ray exposure time or contrast agent.
