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Directional TV algorithm for image reconstruction from sparse-view projections in EPR imaging
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DOI：10.1088/1361-6560/ad4a1b.png)
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Objective. Electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) imaging is an advanced in vivo oxygen imaging modality. The main drawback of EPR imaging is the long scanning time. Sparse-view projections collection is an effective fast scanning pattern. However, the commonly-used filtered back projection (FBP) algorithm is not competent to accurately reconstruct images from sparse-view projections because of the severe streak artifacts. The aim of this work is to develop an advanced algorithm for sparse reconstruction of 3D EPR imaging. Methods. The optimization based algorithms including the total variation (TV) algorithm have proven to be effective in sparse reconstruction in EPR imaging. To further improve the reconstruction accuracy, we propose the directional TV (DTV) model and derive its Chambolle-Pock solving algorithm. Results. After the algorithm correctness validation on simulation data, we explore the sparse reconstruction capability of the DTV algorithm via a simulated six-sphere phantom and two real bottle phantoms filled with OX063 trityl solution and scanned by an EPR imager with a magnetic field strength of 250 G. Conclusion. Both the simulated and real data experiments show that the DTV algorithm is superior to the existing FBP and TV-type algorithms and a deep learning based method according to visual inspection and quantitative evaluations in sparse reconstruction of EPR imaging. Significance. These insights gained in this work may be used in the development of fast EPR imaging workflow of practical significance.
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electron paramagnetic resonance imaging
optimization based reconstruction
directional total variation
Chambolle-Pock algorithm
sparse-view projections
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