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1 March 2019 Low dose imaging with simultaneous scatter, attenuation and mesh-based phase contrast
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Abstract
X-ray phase differences are a thousand times greater than attenuation differences, but phase imaging has found limited clinical use due to requirements on x-ray coherence which may not be easily translated to clinical practice. Instead, this work employs a conventional source to create structured illumination with a simple wire mesh. The system simultaneously collects phase, attenuation, and scatter information. X-ray coherent scatter allows differentiation between tissue types with potentially much higher contrast than conventional radiography. Coherent-scatter images are collected with simple 1D slot-scanning and an angular shield to select signatures of interest from a relatively large region.
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Rohaan Khan, Brenda Adhiambo, Sean Starr-Baier, Laila Hassan, Weiyuan Sun, Danhong Li, C. A. MacDonald, and Jonathan C. Petruccelli "Low dose imaging with simultaneous scatter, attenuation and mesh-based phase contrast", Proc. SPIE 10948, Medical Imaging 2019: Physics of Medical Imaging, 109481T (1 March 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2512748
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KEYWORDS
Tissues

Signal attenuation

Absorption

X-ray imaging

Coherence imaging

Image resolution

Imaging systems

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