This invention relates to the field of geometry and drift correction technology for cone-beam CT systems, specifically providing a device and method for synchronously correcting the geometric position and focus drift of a cone-beam CT
system. The device includes a correction phantom, a
radiation source unit, a moving unit, and a detection unit. The phantom consists of a transparent pressure plate and positioning steel balls, positioning steel bars, and a cross
steel bar sandwiched between them. The positioning steel balls are arranged in a square area, with a pair of vertical sides arranged at equal and non-equal intervals to provide angular identification features. The positioning steel bars are located in the middle of the horizontal sides, and the cross
steel bar is located at the center of the area, with the intersection point serving as the drift measurement reference. This invention, through its integrated phantom design, can simultaneously complete geometric parameter calibration and focus drift measurement in a
single scan without moving or replacing the phantom. The
correction method integrates algorithms such as elliptical trajectory fitting,
feature point matching, and bicubic spline interpolation, enabling efficient and accurate calculation of the dynamic curves of
detector position, attitude, and focus drift.