Low-dose SPECT chordal graph recovery and scatter correction method
A scatter correction, low-dose technology, applied in neural learning methods, 2D image generation, and equipment for radiological diagnosis, etc., can solve problems such as difficult to obtain a large number, poor reconstruction effect, etc.
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[0051] like figure 1 Shown is a kind of embodiment of the method for low-dose SPECT chord restoration and scatter correction, comprises the steps:
[0052] Step 1: Generate projection data and perform standardized processing; projection data is generated by using a simulated nuclear medicine imaging detection board program, in which n=1000 projection data are selected as high-dose non-scattering reference data, and n=1 and n =10 data as low-dose band scattering data. Simulating Medical Imaging Nuclear Detectors (SIMIND) is a software based on Monte Carlo numerical simulation, using four phantoms that come with the program: Zubal brain (vox_brn), MDP whole body (mdp_wb), mdpect (mdp_ect) and jaszak, as well as the commonly used pixelated phantom lumpy in SPECT reconstruction algorithm research, generate projection data.
[0053] Assume that the number of rows L of detection units in the simulated nuclear medicine imaging detection board is a fixed value of 128, and the number...
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