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1 May 1994 Image-intensifier-based volume tomographic angiography imaging system: geometric distortion correction
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An image intensifier-based rotational volume tomographic angiography imaging system has been constructed. The system consists of an x-ray tube and an image intensifier that are separately mounted on a gantry. This system uses an image intensifier coupled to a TV camera as a 2D detector so that a set of 2D projections can be acquired for a direct 3D reconstruction. Although an image intensifier offers good detection quantum efficiency and possibly results in a better low contrast resolution than a fluorescent screen, it introduces two types of distortion: S distortion and pincushion distortion. To obtain accurate reconstructions, these distortions must be corrected prior to 3D reconstruction. Techniques for the correction of these distortions have been developed. These techniques were tested using experimental data acquired with the image intensifier-based volume tomographic angiography imaging system. The results indicate that the distortion correction techniques work well.
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Ruola Ning, Jonathan K. Riek, and David L. Conover "Image-intensifier-based volume tomographic angiography imaging system: geometric distortion correction", Proc. SPIE 2163, Medical Imaging 1994: Physics of Medical Imaging, (1 May 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.174257
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KEYWORDS
Image intensifiers

Distortion

Imaging systems

Tomography

Angiography

Medical imaging

Metals

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