Multi-source low dose x-ray ct imaging aparatus
An irradiation dose and X-ray technology, applied in computerized tomography scanners, echo tomography, etc., can solve problems such as new trauma, liver cirrhosis, and pancreatic cancer in patients
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[0029] According to some embodiments, a tomographic imaging system includes a plurality of low radiation dose X-ray sources. For example, these ray sources may be a pair of X-ray sources arranged at intervals along the Z-axis, configured to mainly generate overlapping fan-shaped ray beams, and the overlapping rays can basically completely cover the detector. Also, in some embodiments, the two anode radiation sources are switched on and off alternately so that only one anode radiation source is switched on at a time. Although the examples and illustrations herein discuss only one pair of anode radiation sources, some embodiments may include more than two anode radiation sources.
[0030] In some embodiments, suitable x-ray sources include a stationary anode vacuum tube. More specifically, some embodiments at θ, Or one or more directions in Z include a pair of such anode ray sources. In some embodiments where the ray sources are arranged at intervals along the Z direction, a...
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