Quantitative Evaluation of Half-Cone-Beam Scan Paths in Triple-Camera Brain SPECT.

Quantitative Evaluation of Half-Cone-Beam Scan Paths in Triple-Camera Brain SPECT.
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三相机脑 SPECT 中半锥束扫描路径的定量评估。

DOI:
10.1109/tns.2008.2003255
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发表时间:
2008
影响因子:
1.8
通讯作者:
Metzler,ScottD
Metzler,ScottD
中科院分区:
工程技术3区
文献类型:
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作者:
Ter-Antonyan,Ruben;Jaszczak,RonaldJ;Bowsher,JamesE;Greer,KimL;Metzler,ScottD

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In this study related to human brain SPECT imaging, simulation of half-cone-beam (HCB) collimation with different scan paths is performed and compared with simulated fan-beam and parallel-hole circular orbit acquisitions of disk-phantom projection data. Acquisition types are quantitatively evaluated based on the photon detection efficiency, the root-mean-squared error, contrast and signal-to-noise ratio measurements of the reconstructed images. We demonstrate that a triple-camera SPECT system with half-cone-beam collimators and circle-and-helix scan paths can offer up to a 26% efficiency increase over fan-beam, and up to a 128% increase over parallel-hole collimators for equal spatial resolutions, and display no visible axial sampling artifacts in reconstructed disk-phantom images. In addition, we perform qualitative experimental evaluation of triple-HCB circle-and-helix acquisition using a Hoffman 3D brain phantom. Reconstructed brain phantom images show improved quality due to reduced noise and no apparent sampling artifacts. Triple-HCB circle-and-helix SPECT has a potential for improved brain imaging, producing higher image quality with a smaller reconstruction error and better lesion detectability due to increased efficiency for equal spatial resolution compared to conventional fan-beam and parallel-hole SPECT.