2004
DOI: 10.1088/0031-9155/49/18/004
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Statistical list-mode image reconstruction for the high resolution research tomograph

Abstract: We have investigated statistical list-mode reconstruction applicable to a depth-encoding high resolution research tomograph. An image non-negativity constraint has been employed in the reconstructions and is shown to effectively remove the overestimation bias introduced by the sinogram non-negativity constraint. We have furthermore implemented a convergent subsetized (CS) list-mode reconstruction algorithm, based on previous work (Hsiao et al 2002 Conf. Rec. SPIE Med. Imaging 4684 10-19; Hsiao et al 2002 Conf.… Show more

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“…19 The geometrical sensitivity, including photon attenuation, was measured by simulating a normalization phantom, consisting of a uniformly radioactive slab of water occupying the entire FOV with 50 Ci of total activity. Backprojecting all the LORs in the system for computing the sensitivity map would be a daunting task since the breast PET system has more than 19.6 billion LORs.…”
Section: Iiic Reconstructed Image Quality and Quantificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…19 The geometrical sensitivity, including photon attenuation, was measured by simulating a normalization phantom, consisting of a uniformly radioactive slab of water occupying the entire FOV with 50 Ci of total activity. Backprojecting all the LORs in the system for computing the sensitivity map would be a daunting task since the breast PET system has more than 19.6 billion LORs.…”
Section: Iiic Reconstructed Image Quality and Quantificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The MLEM [7,8] is often used in astronomy and medical imaging. In neutron double scatter imaging, in order to overcome the difficulty with restoring an enormous set of measurement data, listmode acquisition is achieved by regarding the acquired events as they were detected one-by-one in the form of a list [6].…”
Section: Mlem Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At first a non-negativity constrain on the update factor was introduced, however this was found to cause a significant positive bias in the images [6]. This problem stimulated significant development in the image reconstruction area, which lead to the practical implementation of the currently most widely accepted reconstruction method, Ordinary Poisson-OSEM [7][8][9], where the images are recosntructed using the following expression:…”
Section: Reconstruction -Non Negativity Biasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the HRRT is capable of acquiring data in list mode, it is often advantageous to reconstruct the data directly from the list mode file as opposed to first assigning the data to sinogram bins. As a consequence several groups have explored list mode based reconstruction algorithms [6,[13][14][15] of which a particular implementation results into the following modifications of the expression listed above: …”
Section: List Mode Reconstructionmentioning
confidence: 99%