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41 results about "Organ Motion" patented technology

Movement of internal organs due to physiological processes.

Method and device for correcting organ motion artifacts in MRI systems

The present invention relates to a signal processing method and system for correcting organ motion artifacts for cardiac and brain imaging. A plurality of sets of MRI measurement data indicative of at least an image of an object is received. Each set corresponds to one row kx of a k-space matrix of at least a k-space matrix. For each set a k-space matrix of the at least a k-space matrix is determined for allocation thereto based on motion information of the object occurring during acquisition of the plurality of sets of the MRI measurement data. In a following step a location within the allocated k-space matrix corresponding to a row of the k-space matrix allocated thereto is determined for each set. At least a k-space matrix is then generated by re-arranging the plurality of sets. Each of the at least a k-space matrix comprises the sets of the plurality of sets of the MRI measurement data allocated thereto. Inverse Fourier transforming of the plurality of k-space matrices provides at least a reconstructed image. Through careful selection of the phases of the cardiac and respiratory cycles and corresponding ranges MRI data acquisition periods are of the order of seconds or a few minutes. Furthermore, integration of motion artifact free MRI images of different phases of organ motion using the coherent k-space synthesis according to the invention allows provision of an animation showing different phases of a cardiac or lung cycle. In an embodiment for correcting motion artifacts for brain imaging a motion vector describing translational and rotational motion of a patient's head is tracked during the MRI data acquisition process. The motion artifacts are then corrected based on coherent k-space synthesis using the motion vector data.
Owner:HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN AS REPRESENTED BY THE MINIST OF NAT DEFENCE OF HER MAJESTYS CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

Respiration correction technique in positron emission tomography

InactiveCN101702232AImprove the correct diagnosis rateCompensate for image artifactsImage enhancement3D-image renderingDetector geometryCorrection technique
The invention relates to a respiration correction technique in positron emission tomography, in particular to a technique for correcting the artifact of respiration tomography on the basis of the sensitivity characteristics of a three-dimensional positron emission detector, belonging to the field of nuclear medical tomography. The correction method provided by the invention can effectively compensate for the image artifact caused by respiration, thereby improving the diagnostic accuracy of doctors. The correction method comprises the following steps: frame segmentation is carried out on the acquired dynamic data by using the variation characteristics of the geometric sensitivity of a scanning detector in the three-dimensional PET, wherein the number of intra-frame photons can reflect the phase position of the organ motion, and the number of photons of each phase position has a linear relation with the motion displacement thereof; accordingly, each phase position is moved to certain reference phase position point for correcting; and the image reconstructed at last constitutes the image artifact caused by the respiration in the PET improved by correction. Compared with the prior art like the gating correction technique, the method of the invention dispenses with hardware equipment and extra preparation by patients or clinic before scanning, therefore, the method is easier, more effective and more reliable in actual application.
Owner:KUNMING UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Four-dimensional automatic scan method of measuring complex/dynamic dose field, and four-dimensional automatic scan water tank system

The invention discloses a four-dimensional automatic scan method of measuring a complex/dynamic dose field, and a four-dimensional automatic scan water tank system. The four-dimensional automatic scan water tank system mainly includes a motion control unit, a dose measuring unit, an automatic self-positioning unit, computer application software, a case, a supporting rod, a water tank, etc. Compared with conventional water tanks, the system has the following advantages: 1) four-dimensional measuring control software is designed to achieve a new four-dimensional measuring function; 2) a linear array and a flat-panel detector are utilized to improve the measuring efficiency; 3) the system is provided with a water tank automatic self-positioning auxiliary device, so the self-positioning efficiency is increased; and 4) the water tank and an accelerator interface communicate with each other, so the measuring efficiency is increased. The system is capable of measuring complex and (or) dynamic dose fields, is a significant measuring tool for research and development of novel ray devices and novel irradiation technologies and for applications of the device and technologies, and also provides a more accurate platform for discussion of organ motion influence and other scientific issues.
Owner:戴建荣

Motion control method for flexible endoscope operation robot

The invention relates to a motion control method for a flexible endoscope operation robot. The method comprises the steps of firstly, obtaining image information within a complete respiratory motion cycle of a human body; accurately determining the edge contour of organ tissue by using a medical image wave filtering and partitioning algorithm; determining displacement change condition of the organs along with the time according to the edge contour information, and drawing a displacement-time curve under respiration; and under the condition that the displacement-time curve of the organ is determined, performing motion compensation on the endoscope operation robot by referencing the cycle of the displacement-time curve and a fluctuation amplitude. A real-time ultrasound image is used for directly tracking the motion of the organs, so that the respiratory motion law of different human bodies and the same human body in different time ranges can be directly displayed; the displacement-timecurve of the organs under the breathing state, obtained by collected ultrasonic images and orifical hole images acquired by the endoscope are registered, so that compensation can be performed on displacement deviation between the endoscope and human organs generated by breathing.
Owner:NANKAI UNIV
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