A platform for Image Reconstruction in X-ray Imaging: Medical Applications using CBCT and DTS algorithms
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KAMARIANAKIS, Zacharias, BULIEV, Ivan, PALLIKARAKIS, Nicolas. A platform for Image Reconstruction in X-ray Imaging: Medical Applications using CBCT and DTS algorithms. In: Computer Science Journal of Moldova, 2014, nr. 2(65), pp. 236-252. ISSN 1561-4042.
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Computer Science Journal of Moldova
Numărul 2(65) / 2014 / ISSN 1561-4042 /ISSNe 2587-4330

A platform for Image Reconstruction in X-ray Imaging: Medical Applications using CBCT and DTS algorithms
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Pag. 236-252

Kamarianakis Zacharias1, Buliev Ivan2, Pallikarakis Nicolas1
 
1 University of Patras,
2 Technical University of Varna
 
 
Disponibil în IBN: 23 iulie 2014


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This paper presents the architecture of a software platform implemented in C , for the purpose of testing and evaluation of reconstruction algorithms in X-ray imaging. The fundamental elements of the platform are classes, tightened together in a logical hierarchy. Real world objects as an X-ray source or a flat detector can be defined and implemented as instances of corresponding classes. Various operations (e.g. 3D transformations, loading, saving, filtering of images, creation of planar or curved objects of various dimensions) have been incorporated in the software tool as class methods, as well. The user can easily set up any arrangement of the imaging chain objects in 3D space and experiment with many di®erent trajectories and configurations. Selected 3D volume reconstructions using simulated data acquired in specific scanning trajectories are used as a demonstration of the tool. The platform is considered as a basic tool for future investigations of new reconstruction methods in combination with various scanning configurations.

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computed tomography, CBCT,

Digital Tomosynthesis, image reconstruction, class library