True three-dimensional volume imaging device with dual energy spectrum X-ray beam

Abstract

This invention is about a dienergetic hard electron (whose energy range is 10-1400keV) three-dimension volume spectrum image-forming device, which contains removable dienergetic X-ray source or gamma-radioisotope sources inside the system and the suited X-ray plate detector. The light source and the detector have a mobile linkage on a rotatable bracket, and between them there is a space for monitoring substance. The source move track can be a closed curve composed of two parallel arcs and two parallel beelines separately linking both ends of the two arcs. Its radial beam is a prick beam that always covers the whole monitoring substance, and faces to detecting side of the detector and forms monitoring substance projection on the detecting side. By using this invention, the high-resolution and isotropical three-dimension data set of soft and hard tissue on inspection personnel's unusual position can be obtained, and do image rebuilding image processing through computer system to form the three-dimension volume image. It can be used to physic examine flesh or inspect inner structure of industrial goods.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a digital medical diagnosis and treatment device mainly used for real three-dimensional volume imaging of human tissues. Background technique [0002] In the field of medical imaging, X-ray (including gamma-ray emitted by radioisotope) imaging device occupies a very important position. It is currently the most widely used imaging device with the fastest acquisition speed and the highest spatial resolution among all human imaging devices. , is also one of the necessary imaging devices in every hospital. Existing X-ray imaging devices are divided into two categories: X-ray plane imaging devices and tomographic three-dimensional imaging devices, among which tomographic three-dimensional imaging (CT, computed tomography) is currently the most important method for realizing three-dimensional space imaging. This CT technology uses a multi-layer spiral data acquisition and reconstruction algorithm, forming the concept of slice thickn...

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This CT technology uses a multi-layer spiral data acquisition and reconstruction algorithm, forming the concept of slice thickness in imaging in the direction perpendicular to the human body (defined as the Z direction), within which the human body information is averaged and lost. Therefore, the resolution in the Z direction is much smaller than that in the X-Y plane, and small lesions are easily missed.

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