X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Specific application – Computerized tomography
Patent
1991-11-20
1994-11-01
Dzierzynski, Paul M.
X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices
Specific application
Computerized tomography
378901, 36441321, G01N 23083
Patent
active
053612914
ABSTRACT:
A CT apparatus for reducing aliasing in reconstructed images uses an x-ray tube with a translatable focal spot to double the spatial sampling rate, over that achieved by a conventional CT machine. Radial resolution artifacts in the image, identified to the "bleeding through" of previous samples from different focal spot positions into the present sample are removed by a convolution process employing the inverse of the detector transfer function. Timing of the data sampling with respect to the changing of the wobble positions is also employed to minimize the bleed through and to improve signal-to-noise ratio.
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Crawford Carl R.
King Kevin F.
Toth Thomas L.
Bruce David V.
Dzierzynski Paul M.
General Electric Company
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