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Shih-Ying Clare Huang

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Proceedings Article | 11 March 2009 Paper

Evaluation of the additive noise of a flat panel detector and its effect on cone-beam CT applications

Kai Yang, Shih-Ying Huang, Nathan Packard, John Boone

Proceedings Volume 7258, 725806 (2009) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.813563

KEYWORDS: Sensors, X-ray computed tomography, Interference (communication), Signal detection, Scanners, Signal processing, Breast cancer, Gold, X-rays, Optical filters

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Cone-beam systems designed for breast cancer detection bear a unique radiation dose limitation and are vulnerable to the additive noise from the detector. Additive noise is the signal fluctuation from detector elements and is independent of the incident exposure level. In this study, two different approaches (single pixel based and region of interest based) to measure the additive noise were explored using continuously acquired air images at different exposure levels, with both raw images and flat-field corrected images. The influence from two major factors, inter-pixel variance and image lag, were studied. The pixel variance measured from dark images was used as the gold standard (for the entire detector 15.12±1.3 ADU²) for comparison. Image noise propagation through reconstruction procedures was also investigated and a mathematically derived quadratic relationship between the image noise and the inverse of the radiation dose was confirmed with experiment data. The additive noise level was proved to affect the CT image noise as the second order coefficient and thus determines the lower limit of the scan radiation dose, above which the scanner operates at quantum limited region and utilizes the x-ray photon most efficiently.

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