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8 May 1995 Image intensifier-based volume tomographic angiography imaging system: system evaluation
Ruola Ning, Xiaohui Wang, Jianjun Shen, David L. Conover
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Abstract
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 two-dimensional detector so that a set of two-dimensional projections can be acquired for a direct three-dimensional reconstruction (3D). This system has been evaluated with two phantoms: a vascular phantom and a monkey head cadaver. One hundred eighty projections of each phantom were acquired with the system. A set of three-dimensional images were directly reconstructed from the projection data. The experimental results indicate that good imaging quality can be obtained with this system.
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Ruola Ning, Xiaohui Wang, Jianjun Shen, and David L. Conover "Image intensifier-based volume tomographic angiography imaging system: system evaluation", Proc. SPIE 2432, Medical Imaging 1995: Physics of Medical Imaging, (8 May 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.208346
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KEYWORDS
Imaging systems

Image intensifiers

Distortion

Tomography

Angiography

3D image reconstruction

3D modeling

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