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20 September 2010 Scanning multiple samples simultaneously in tube-based microCT systems
S. R. Stock, N. M. Rajamannan, T. C. Spelsberg, S. Malayannan, R. Riaz, M. Polavarapu, E. L. Hsu, W, K. Hsu, Yan Chen, Ming Zhang
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Abstract
The world-wide explosion of commercial microComputed Tomography (microCT) system emplacement has led to dayin, day-out access to laboratory scanners. Most biologically-oriented microCT facilities must characterize large numbers of samples rapidly at moderate spatial resolution (e.g., 10-20 μm isotropic volume elements, voxels). Scanning multiple specimens simultaneously is one efficient solution. Sample positioning is critical if the region of interest of each specimen is to be imaged without increasing the number of slices recorded (i.e., data acquisition and reconstruction times). Three very different, multiple sample data acquisitions are reported: mouse heart tissue calcification, rat spinal fusion and mouse tibial bone cancer models
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S. R. Stock, N. M. Rajamannan, T. C. Spelsberg, S. Malayannan, R. Riaz, M. Polavarapu, E. L. Hsu, W, K. Hsu, Yan Chen, and Ming Zhang "Scanning multiple samples simultaneously in tube-based microCT systems", Proc. SPIE 7804, Developments in X-Ray Tomography VII, 78041J (20 September 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.860691
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KEYWORDS
Heart

Spine

Bone

Radiography

Lead

Data acquisition

X-rays

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