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11 April 1996 Effects of number of views, cone angle, detector bit depth, and projection noise level on the SNR in cone-beam reconstruction
Roger H. Johnson, Xiaoyi Wu, Paul S. Cho
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Abstract
Three-dimensional, conebeam image reconstruction from planar, transmitted x-ray projections is the most dose-efficient method for computed tomography. A number of factors, including the number of projections acquired, the cone angle subtended by the detector, the detector bit- depth, and the amount of noise in the projections, influence the quality of the reconstruction. Using simulations, we investigate the effects of these parameters on the signal-to-noise level attainable using the Feldkamp algorithm for conebeam reconstruction.
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Roger H. Johnson, Xiaoyi Wu, and Paul S. Cho "Effects of number of views, cone angle, detector bit depth, and projection noise level on the SNR in cone-beam reconstruction", Proc. SPIE 2708, Medical Imaging 1996: Physics of Medical Imaging, (11 April 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.237796
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KEYWORDS
Signal to noise ratio

Sensors

Reconstruction algorithms

Optical spheres

Tomography

Data acquisition

Scanners

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