Simulation tools for scattering corrections in spectrally resolved x-ray computed tomography using McXtrace
Simulation tools for scattering corrections in spectrally resolved x-ray computed tomography using McXtrace
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使用 McXtrace 在光谱分辨 X 射线计算机断层扫描中进行散射校正的仿真工具
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2018
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通讯作者:
Kristoffer Haldrup
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作者:
M. Busi;U. L. Olsen;E. Knudsen;J. Frisvad;J. Kehres;E. Dreier;M. Khalil;Kristoffer Haldrup
Abstract. Spectral computed tomography is an emerging imaging method that involves using recently developed energy discriminating photon-counting detectors (PCDs). This technique enables measurements at isolated high-energy ranges, in which the dominating undergoing interaction between the x-ray and the sample is the incoherent scattering. The scattered radiation causes a loss of contrast in the results, and its correction has proven to be a complex problem, due to its dependence on energy, material composition, and geometry. Monte Carlo simulations can utilize a physical model to estimate the scattering contribution to the signal, at the cost of high computational time. We present a fast Monte Carlo simulation tool, based on McXtrace, to predict the energy resolved radiation being scattered and absorbed by objects of complex shapes. We validate the tool through measurements using a CdTe single PCD (Multix ME-100) and use it for scattering correction in a simulation of a spectral CT. We found the correction to account for up to 7% relative amplification in the reconstructed linear attenuation. It is a useful tool for x-ray CT to obtain a more accurate material discrimination, especially in the high-energy range, where the incoherent scattering interactions become prevailing (>50 keV).
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Cammin, Jochen;Xu, Jennifer;Taguchi, Katsuyuki
通讯作者:
Taguchi, Katsuyuki