X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Specific application – Computerized tomography
Patent
1997-12-31
1999-10-05
Bruce, David Vernon
X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices
Specific application
Computerized tomography
378901, A61B 603
Patent
active
059636130
ABSTRACT:
A C-arm calibration method for 3D reconstruction in an imaging system comprising an imaging source and an imaging plane, utilizes a planar transformation for relating voxels in a voxel space and pixels in the imaging plane, and comprises the steps of defining a source coordinate system in reference to the imaging source; defining first and second normal planes in the voxel space, the planes being parallel to one another, neither including the origin of the source coordinate system and being substantially normal to an optical axis from the source to the imaging plane; defining a relationship between the source coordinate system and another coordinate system, herein referred to as a world coordinate system, by a rotation parameter, identifying pixel location coordinates for a respective pixel corresponding to each voxel in each of the first and second normal planes by utilizing the rotation parameter, storing a value of a filtered image at the respective pixel location; and accumulating contributions corresponding to a plurality of image projections so as to thereby reconstruct the each voxel on each of the first and second normal planes.
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Ahmed Adel A.
Bruce David Vernon
Siemens Corporate Research Inc.
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