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3 May 2002 Development and evaluation of a real-time three-dimensional CT (4D-CT) scanner
Yasuo Saito, Hiroshi Aradate, Hiroaki Miyazaki, Yoji Kudo, Kazuhiko Tsujita, Nobuhisa Shimadu, Yuji Sawanaga
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Abstract
4D-CT scanner is a high-speed cone-beam CT with good low- contrast detectability. In a single rotation, a voxel data set with higher spatial resolution over a wide z-axis can be obtained. Using continuous rotation, temporarily continuous voxel data sets and 3D dynamic images can be acquired. We have developed a 4D-CT prototype system using a large area 2D detector with high speed rotating gantry. The key technologies for 4D-CT scanner are a large area 2D detector, high-speed and continuous rotating gantry with high-speed data transfer. The full size 2D detector for prototype system has 912 channels, 256 detector rows for 0.5 mm slice thickness, and the sampling speed is 900 view/s. The rotation speed of the gantry is 1.0 s/rotation, and the speed of the data transfer system must be more than 5Gbps. The data transfer system consists of laser diode and photo diode. We have got real-time volume images of crayfish, moving jaw and breathing lung. We will start clinical research at next stage, and continue to improve the image quality.
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Yasuo Saito, Hiroshi Aradate, Hiroaki Miyazaki, Yoji Kudo, Kazuhiko Tsujita, Nobuhisa Shimadu, and Yuji Sawanaga "Development and evaluation of a real-time three-dimensional CT (4D-CT) scanner", Proc. SPIE 4682, Medical Imaging 2002: Physics of Medical Imaging, (3 May 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.465631
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Computed tomography

Prototyping

3D scanning

3D image processing

Lung

Laser scanners

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