Multichannel algorithm for fast 3D reconstruction

doi:10.1088/0031-9155/47/15/308

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Multichannel algorithm for fast 3D reconstruction

2002-07-18

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Thomas Rodet *

Pierre Grangeat

Laurent Desbat

DOI：10.1088/0031-9155/47/15/308

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Some recent medical imaging applications such as functional imaging (PET and SPECT) or interventional imaging (CT fluoroscopy) involve increasing amounts of data. In order to reduce the image reconstruction time, we develop a new fast 3D reconstruction algorithm based on a divide and conquer approach. The proposed multichannel algorithm performs an indirect frequential subband decomposition of the image f to be reconstructed (f = Sigmaf(j)) through the filtering of the projections Rf. The subband images f(j) are reconstructed on a downsampled grid without information suppression. In order to reduce the computation time, we do not backproject the null filtered projections and we downsample the number of projections according to the Shannon conditions associated with the subband image. Our algorithm is based on filtering and backprojection operators. Using the same algorithms for these basic operators, our approach is three and a half times faster than a classical FBP algorithm for a 2D image 512 x 512 and six times faster for a 3D image 32 x 512 x 512.

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