Radiation design in computed tomography via convex optimization

01/06/2023
by   Anatoli Juditsky, et al.
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Proper X-ray radiation design (via dynamic fluence field modulation, FFM) allows to reduce effective radiation dose in computed tomography without compromising image quality. It takes into account patient anatomy, radiation sensitivity of different organs and tissues, and location of regions of interest. We account all these factors within a general convex optimization framework.

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