Multi modality imaging methods and apparatus

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Specific application – Computerized tomography

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C378S004000, C378S019000, C378S901000

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ABSTRACT:
A method includes scanning an object in a first modality having a first field of view to obtain first modality data including fully sampled field of view data and partially sampled field of view data. The method also includes scanning the object in a second modality having a second field of view larger than the first field of view of obtain second modality data, and reconstructing an image of the object using the second modality data and the first modality partially sampled field of view data.

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