Method for reproducing 3-D CT image of body by uisng conical beam projection data
A technology of CT image and projection data, applied in the field of three-dimensional computed tomography, capable of solving problems such as not being suitable for input
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[0068]Referring first to Figure 1, there is a typical scan and acquisition data structure using cone beam geometry coupled to a reproduction apparatus embodying the invention. The object 20 is located in the field of view between the cone-beam X-ray point radiation source 22 and the two-dimensional detector array 24, which can provide cone-beam projection data. The axis of rotation 26 then passes through the field of view and the object 20 . A mid-plane 28 may be defined as a plane containing the X-ray point source 22 and perpendicular to the axis of rotation 26 . Conventionally, the axis of rotation 26 is referred to as the Z axis, and the intersection of the axis of rotation 26 and the mid-plane 28 is taken as the coordinate origin. As shown, the X and Y axes lie within the midplane 28 . To position S from a variety of X-ray sources i To scan the object 20, the X-ray source 22 should move relative to the object 20 and the field of view along the appropriate scanning track...
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