Method for reducing partial scan artifact in image data of phase-correlated cardio-computed tomography, involves correcting raw data using extracted datasets, and reconstructing image from corrected raw data
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This invention describes a method and device to reduce artifacts (unwanted distortions) that occur in medical images produced by phase-correlated cardio-computed tomography (CT), especially when using partial scan data. The approach involves simulating full-scan datasets, using those simulations to extract virtual partial scans, and correcting the original raw CT data before reconstructing a clearer image.
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- Improving the quality of cardiac CT images in hospitals and diagnostic centers
- Enhancing diagnostic accuracy in cardiac imaging for heart disease and related conditions
- Reducing the need for repeated CT scans due to artifact-related errors
- Potential integration into existing CT devices and software as an upgrade or feature
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- Produces clearer and more accurate cardiac CT images by reducing partial scan artifacts
- Increases diagnostic confidence for physicians
- May decrease radiation exposure to patients by reducing repeat scans
- Improves efficiency and reliability of existing CT imaging workflows
Technical Classifications (CPCs)
Main Classifications
Physics & Measurement
Sub Classifications
Computing & Calculating
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Inventors & Applicants
Applicants
Univ Friedrich Alexander Er
Siemens Ag
Patent Abstract
The method involves calculating a dataset for full rotation scan from raw data of real partial scans or a partial quantity of the partial scans, in an initially simulated manner. Datasets for virtual partial scans with different start angles are extracted from the calculated dataset. The raw data is corrected using the extracted datasets corresponding to initially produced partial scans with the same start angles or a start angle offset about 180 degrees. An image is reconstructed from the corrected raw data. An independent claim is also included for a device for reducing partial scan artifact in image data of phase-correlated computed tomography.
Key Information
Publication No.
DE102008055727A1
Family ID
42063044
Publication Date
2010-05-06
Application No.
DE102008055727A
Application Date
2008-11-04
Priority Date
2008-11-04
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