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Single-pixel diffuse optical tomography scanner for dynamic functional imaging

Single-pixel diffuse optical tomography scanner for dynamic functional imaging
用于动态功能成像的单像素漫反射光学断层扫描仪
批准号:
RGPIN-2017-06337
负责人:
Diop, Mamadou
金额:
$1.53万
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-01-01 至 2020-12-31

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理性与客观****漫射光学断层扫描(Diffuse optical tomography, DOT)是一种低成本的成像方式,可以提供组织吸收的三维(3D)图像,在近红外范围内,主要是由于血红蛋白和水。通过测量组织在多个波长的吸收,层析成像功能图像可以生成并用于检测局部生理异常。正是这种无创成像组织生理参数的能力(并且使用安全、便携的仪器)使DOT成为一种有吸引力的技术。虽然DOT有许多优点,但它作为一种功能成像方式的广泛采用受到当前空间和时间分辨率之间权衡的限制。也就是说,目前的方法要么可以在空间分辨率较差的情况下获得高速数据,要么可以在毫米分辨率下获得时间分辨率较差的数据。****本研究计划的目标是解决这一关键限制。****研究计划****1)我们将建立一个DOT扫描仪基于:**** i)早期光子成像:这些光子沿着被限制在光源和探测器之间的视线附近的路径行进(准模拟x射线),这减少了图像模糊,并显着提高了空间分辨率。**** ii)宽视场图案照明:一个数字微镜装置(DMD),由二维微镜阵列组成,可以单独打开“开”或“关”,将用于在组织表面产生宽视场图案照明。我们将利用dmd技术的最新进展,该技术生产的单元可以以非常高的速度(高达23 kHz)产生光模式,并具有高光输出(高达48%),以建立一个快速高效的照明系统。*** iii)压缩检测:通过组织传输的光将被投射到第二个DMD上(对光强度进行空间编码),然后由单个光电检测器集成。请注意,我们将使用单像素相机来生成3D图像,而无需扫描或多路复用。****2)我们将开发一种基于组织中早期光子传播的精确蒙特卡罗建模的图像重建软件。****3)扫描仪的空间分辨率将使用具有空间分辨率特征的组织模拟模型来量化。****4)该系统的动态成像能力将在局部缺血动物模型中进行测试。****影响****本提案中详细介绍的研究计划将导致DOT扫描仪的开发,该扫描仪能够以毫米分辨率对厚组织(厚度达60毫米)进行快速3D成像。这种扫描仪将使分子示踪剂的动态成像能够开发以下方法:1)小动物分子成像,2)监测炎症性关节炎的治疗反应,以及3)预测乳腺癌化疗的反应
英文摘要
Rational and Objective****Diffuse optical tomography (DOT) is a low-cost imaging modality that can provide three-dimensional (3D) images of tissue absorption, which, in the near-infrared range, is mainly due to hemoglobin and water. By measuring tissue absorption at multiple wavelengths, tomographic functional images can be generated and used to detect localized physiological abnormalities. It is this capacity to noninvasively image tissue physiological parameters (and to do so using safe, portable instruments) that makes DOT such an attractive technology. While DOT has numerous advantages, its widespread adoption as a functional imaging modality has been restricted by the current tradeoff between spatial and temporal resolution. That is, current methods can either acquire data at high speed with poor spatial resolution, or at millimeter resolution but with poor temporal resolution.****The objective of this research program is to address this critical limitation.****Research Plan****1) We will build a DOT scanner based on:**** i) Early-photons imaging: These photons travel along paths that are confined close to the line of sight between the source and detector (quasi-mimicking X-rays), which reduces image blurring and significantly improves spatial resolution.**** ii) Wide-field patterned illumination: A digital micro-mirror device (DMD), made of a 2D array of micro-mirrors that can be individually turned “ON” or “OFF”, will be used to generate wide-field patterned illumination on the surface of the tissue. We will leverage recent advances in DMDs technology that produced units that can generate light patterns at very high speed (up to 23 kHz) with high light output (up to 48%), to build a fast and efficient illumination system.*** iii) Compressive detection: Light transmitted through the tissue will be projected onto a 2nd DMD (to spatially encode the light intensity), then integrated by a single photodetector. Notice that we will be using a single-pixel camera to generate 3D images without scanning or multiplexing.****2) We will develop an image reconstruction software based on accurate Monte Carlo modeling of early-photons propagation in tissue.****3) The spatial resolution of the scanner will be quantified using tissue-mimicking phantoms with spatially-resolved features.****4) The dynamic imaging capability of the system will be tested in an animal model of localized ischemia.****Impact****The research program detailed in this proposal will lead to the development of a DOT scanner capable of fast 3D imaging of thick tissue (up to 60-mm thickness) with millimeter resolution. Such a scanner will enable dynamic imaging of molecular tracers to develop methods for i) small animal molecular imaging, ii) monitoring treatment response in inflammatory arthritis, and iii) predicting response to chemotherapy in breast cancer.***
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