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4 November 1981 Time domain filtering using computerized fluoroscopy--intravenous angiography applications
Robert Kruger, Pingyu Liu, Wayne Bateman, James Nelson
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Abstract
A computerized fluoroscopy method for isolating low fluoroscopic image contrast, which results during the flow of iodinated contrast materials through cardiovascular structures is described. This technique requires applying one of a family of recursive filtering algorithms which have been designed to isolate time varying image contrast. Applications of this technique for intravenous angiography are described. Hardware implementation of these algorithms also is described and preliminary results on human subjects is presented.
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Robert Kruger, Pingyu Liu, Wayne Bateman, and James Nelson "Time domain filtering using computerized fluoroscopy--intravenous angiography applications", Proc. SPIE 0314, Digital Radiography, (4 November 1981); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.933065
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KEYWORDS
Video

Digital filtering

Video processing

Radiography

Bandpass filters

Fluoroscopy

Angiography

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