Method for Three-Dimensional Representation of a Moving Structure by a Tomographic Procedure
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This invention describes a method for creating three-dimensional images of moving structures using tomographic (imaging) techniques. By carefully selecting and processing projection images taken from various angles during multiple rotations, the method minimizes errors related to motion, thereby producing clearer and more accurate 3D representations, even when the subject is moving.
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- 3D imaging of the beating heart or other moving organs in medical diagnostics
- Real-time imaging during surgical procedures to provide accurate anatomical models
- Industrial inspection of moving mechanical parts or materials using tomographic imaging
- Advanced research in biology or materials science involving dynamic or moving samples
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- Improved image clarity and accuracy for moving structures
- Reduced motion artifacts in 3D tomographic reconstructions
- Applicable to a range of tomographic imaging systems
- Enhanced diagnostic confidence for clinicians by providing more reliable anatomical models
- Potential to enable safer and more effective interventions due to better visualization of moving anatomical structures
Technical Classifications (CPCs)
Main Classifications
Health, Food & Consumer Tech
Physics & Measurement
Sub Classifications
Computing & Calculating
Medical & Vet Science
CPC Codes
Inventors & Applicants
Applicants
Univ Friedrich Alexander Er
Siemens Ag
Patent Abstract
The invention relates to a method for three-dimensional presentation of a moved structure using a tomographic method, in which a plurality of projection images are recorded from different imaging angles between a start angle with a start node point and an end angle with an end node point by an imaging unit during a number of rotation passes, with three-dimensional image data being able to be reconstructed from the projection images, with the projection images being spaced by a path or an edge. For determining the three-dimensional presentation for each angle of projection only those projection images are selected which minimize the sum of the paths or weighted edges between adjacent projection angles for a gating.
Key Information
Publication No.
DE102008010006A1
Family ID
40896530
Publication Date
2009-08-27
Application No.
DE102008010006A
Application Date
2008-02-19
Priority Date
2008-02-19
Granted
Yes (2/4)
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