X-ray spectral imaging method and system
A tomography, coefficient technology, used in radiological diagnostic image/data processing, image enhancement, image generation, etc.
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[0053] Before describing the invention itself, it is useful to begin with a brief introduction to nonlinear partial volume (NLPV) effects. This effect is produced in projection X-ray imaging and computed tomography when either the light source or the detector elements (or both) are extended, ie, do not resemble a point. The X-ray intensity measured by the X-ray element is the overall intensity covering all projected lines from the source to the detector, as in figure 1 In the example shown.
[0054] To illustrate how the NLPV effect arises, consider the optimal case when the light source is point-like and located far from the object, while the detector is extended such that the rays from the light source to the detector are substantially parallel. exist Figure 2A to Figure 2C In the case shown in , the X-rays pass through the 1 and μ 2 The volume of the two materials. It is assumed that all X-rays penetrating the volume are measured by a single detector unit. If X-rays ...
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