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Fluoroscopy and CTFluoroscopy and CTImagingImaging

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3D coordinate space3D coordinate space

Source-1 Source-2

X-ray film-1

X-ray coordsystem

Film-1 coordsystem

Film-2 coordsystem

X-ray film-2

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Edison in his fluoroscope, 1896Edison in his fluoroscope, 1896

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The first commercial fluoroscopeThe first commercial fluoroscope

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XX--ray + Television = Fluoroscopyray + Television = Fluoroscopy

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XX--ray image intensifier tuberay image intensifier tube

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Siemens

C-arm fluoroscopy

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Fluoroscopy images

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Biplane fluoroscopy

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• Mobile• Real-time• Inexpensive• Good bone contrast• Broad insurance coverage

• Poor soft tissue contrast• Limited rotation• Limited field of view (9-15”)• Often non-isocentric• Object truncation• High X-ray dose to all parties• Need for calibration• Poor/no joint encoding• Image warping• Loss of depth & volume

Siemens

Pros and Cons for C-arm in Surgery

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Calibration = determine unknown constant Calibration = determine unknown constant parametersparameters

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SADSDD

Beam central

Field of View (FOV)

Detector plane

X-ray source

image

Pixel size

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Typical calibration: Typical calibration: shoot images from various shoot images from various angles of a known object and calculate unknown Cangles of a known object and calculate unknown C--arm arm

parametersparameters

The calibration fixture:• A priori known• Precisely machined• Asymmetric• Easy to pick feature points

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Image warpingImage warping

Courtesy of Yao & Taylor

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Dewarping stepDewarping step--1: Find groove points1: Find groove points

•Find image points corresponding to the centerline of each vertical and horizontal groove

Courtesy of Yao & Taylor

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Dewarping stepDewarping step--2 : Fit 52 : Fit 5’’th order th order Bernstein Polynomial CurvesBernstein Polynomial Curves

•Fit a least square smooth curve to each vertical and horizontal groove

•5’th order Bernstein Polynomial

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Dewarping stepDewarping step--3 : Unbend the plate3 : Unbend the plate’’s s imageimage

• Unbend the Bersteinpolynomial to straight lines

• Employ a two pass scan line algorithm to dewarp the image with using bilinear interpolation

Courtesy of Yao & Taylor

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Full sweep cone beamFull sweep cone beam

• May give perfect volume• Lots of shots• Lots of dose to patient• Ever faster on computer• Possible in realtime

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Cone beam CT reconstruction examplesCone beam CT reconstruction examples

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Concept of Computed Tomography (CT)Concept of Computed Tomography (CT)

Type1

Type2

Planar fan beam

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Beam configurationsBeam configurations

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Spiral CTSpiral CT

Spiral path with 4,8,16,32,64, 128, 256 rows

Scan Examples: Scan Examples: http://www.radiology.uiowa.edu/3d/http://www.radiology.uiowa.edu/3d/

SINGLE SLICE SPIRAL MULTISLICE SPIRAL

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CT scannersCT scanners

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Examples to CT imagingExamples to CT imaging

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Measuring in CT imageMeasuring in CT image

Slice thickness

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Slice index

Field of view X

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pixel X

Field of view X