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Reconstructing Interior Head Tissue from X-Ray Transmissions

IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science · 1974 · Vol. 21(1) · pp. 228–236

Abstract

Several algorithms have been proposed for reconstructing the variable attenuation coefficients of tissues inside the skull from x-ray transmission measurements. We show that a simulated head section is accurately reconstructed by a modification, which is both fast and simple, of a previously studied algorithm. The possibility of using the algorithm to perform absolute measurements of the attenuation coefficient at points interior to the skull is high.

Medical Imaging Techniques and ApplicationsRadiation Dose and ImagingAdvanced MRI Techniques and ApplicationsAttenuationAttenuation coefficientHead (geology)Transmission (telecommunications)PhysicsOpticsSkullIterative reconstructionAcousticsComputer science
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