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Evaluation of a prototype dual‐energy computed tomographic apparatus. I. Phantom studies
Medical Physics · 1986 · Vol. 13(3) · pp. 334–339
Willi A. Kalender✉(University of Wisconsin–Madison)William H. Perman(University of Wisconsin–Madison)J. Vetter(Siemens (Germany))Ernst Klotz(Siemens (Germany))
Abstract
We report the evaluation of a prototype dual-energy implementation using rapid kVp switching on a clinical computed tomographic scanner. The method employs prereconstruction basis material decomposition of the dual-energy projection data. Each dual-energy scan can be processed into conventional single-kVp images, basis material density images, and monoenergetic images. Phantom studies were carried out to qualitatively and quantitatively evaluate and validate the approach.
Advanced X-ray and CT ImagingRadiation Dose and ImagingElectrical and Bioimpedance TomographyImaging phantomScannerDual energyProjection (relational algebra)Tomographic reconstructionEnergy (signal processing)Iterative reconstructionComputed tomographicMedical imagingTomography
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BiometryEvaluation Studies as TopicHealth PhysicsHumansModels, AnatomicMotionRadiographic Image EnhancementTomography, X-Ray Computed
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