Prior image guided undersampled dual energy reconstruction with piecewise polynomial function constraint
Summary: Dual energy CT has the ability to give more information about the test object by reconstructing the attenuation factors under different energies. These images under different energies share identical structures but different attenuation factors. By referring to the fully sampled low-energy image, we show that it is possible to greatly reduce the sampling rate of the high-energy image in order to lower dose. To compensate the attenuation factor difference between the two modalities, we use piecewise polynomial fitting to fit the low-energy image to the high-energy image. During the reconstruction, the result is constrained by its distance to the fitted image, and the structural information thus can be preserved. An ASD-POCS-based optimization schedule is proposed to solve the problem, and numerical simulations are taken to verify the algorithm.
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- Joint reconstruction in low dose multi-energy CT
- Multi-energy CT based on a prior rank, intensity and sparsity model (PRISM)
- Investigation of prior image constrained compressed sensing-based spectral X-ray CT image reconstruction
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