Low dose X-ray CT image reconstruction method based on completely generalized variational regularization
A CT image, low-dose technology, applied in the field of medical imaging, can solve problems such as loss of efficacy, block artifacts, and image ladder effects
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[0053] A low-dose X-ray CT image reconstruction method based on full generalized variational regularization is provided, which is carried out through the following steps.
[0054] (1) Obtain the system parameters of the CT equipment and the projection data q after logarithmic transformation under the low-dose scanning protocol. The acquired system parameters of the CT equipment include X-ray incident photon intensity I 0 Wait.
[0055] (2) Anscombe transformation is performed on the projection data q obtained in step (1), and the projection data q subject to the composite Poission distribution is transformed into the Gaussian distribution data u approximately subject to a variance of 1.
[0056] Perform Anscombe transformation on the projection data q obtained in step (1), and the calculation formula is as follows:
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[0058] u=(u 1 , u 2 ,...,u N ) T Indicates that the projection data approximately obeys the Gaussian distribution data with a variance of 1 afte...
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[0086] In order to further verify the effect of the present invention, adopt figure 2 The Clock digital phantom image shown and Figure 5 The shown Shepp-Logan digital phantom image is used as the computer simulation experiment object of the present invention.
[0087] (1) The size of the phantom image is set at 512×512, the distances from the X-ray source of the simulated CT machine to the rotation center and the detector are 570mm and 1040mm respectively, and the sampling value of the rotation angle is 1160 between [0,2π]. Each sampling angle corresponds to 672 detector units, and the size of the detector unit is 1.407mm. The projection data q with a size of 1160×672 is generated by CT system simulation. For the Clock phantom, the number of incident photons is 5.0×104; the number of incident photons for the corresponding Shepp-Logan phantom is 2.5×10 5 . It should be noted that, in the actual CT data acquisition, the projection data and system parameters, namely the inci...
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