In medicine, the acquisition process in Computed Tomography Images (CT) is obtained by a reconstruction algorithm. The classical method for image reconstruction is the Filtered Back Projection (FBP). This method is fast and simple but does not use any statistical information about the measurements. The appearance of artifacts and its low spatial resolution in reconstructed images must be considered. Furthermore, the FBP requires of optimal conditions of the projections and complete sets of data. In this paper a methodology to accelerate acquisition process for CT based on the Maximum Likelihood Estimation Method (MLEM) algorithm is presented. This statistical iterative reconstruction algorithm uses a GPU Programming Paradigms and was compar...
Statistical iterative reconstruction is expected to improve the image quality of computed tomography...
International audienceThe iterative reconstruction algorithms for X-ray CT image reconstruction suff...
Abstract—The task of reconstructing an object from its projections via tomographic methods is a time...
In X-ray computed tomography (CT) imaging, projections taken by a scanner are used to reconstruct th...
AbstractIn X-ray computed tomography (CT) iterative methods are more suitable for the reconstruction...
This paper provides an extensive runtime, accuracy, and noise analysis of Computed To-mography (CT) ...
This paper provides an extensive analysis concerning runtime, accuracy and noise of High-Performance...
The goal of this work is to develop a fast computed tomography (CT) reconstruction algorithm based o...
Fast 3D cone-beam CT reconstruction is required by many application fields like medical CT imaging o...
[EN] In X-ray computed tomography (CT) iterative methods are more suitable for the reconstruction of...
Medical image reconstruction is a key component for a broad range of medical imaging technologies. F...
Abstract: Although the use of iterative algorithms for image reconstruction in 3D Positron Emission ...
This thesis describes the development of an ultrafast computed tomography (CT) reconstruction engin...
Background and objective:Since Computed Tomography (CT) is one of the most widely used medical imagi...
Abstract: In CBCT, image reconstruction is difficult to meet the requirements of the user real-time ...
Statistical iterative reconstruction is expected to improve the image quality of computed tomography...
International audienceThe iterative reconstruction algorithms for X-ray CT image reconstruction suff...
Abstract—The task of reconstructing an object from its projections via tomographic methods is a time...
In X-ray computed tomography (CT) imaging, projections taken by a scanner are used to reconstruct th...
AbstractIn X-ray computed tomography (CT) iterative methods are more suitable for the reconstruction...
This paper provides an extensive runtime, accuracy, and noise analysis of Computed To-mography (CT) ...
This paper provides an extensive analysis concerning runtime, accuracy and noise of High-Performance...
The goal of this work is to develop a fast computed tomography (CT) reconstruction algorithm based o...
Fast 3D cone-beam CT reconstruction is required by many application fields like medical CT imaging o...
[EN] In X-ray computed tomography (CT) iterative methods are more suitable for the reconstruction of...
Medical image reconstruction is a key component for a broad range of medical imaging technologies. F...
Abstract: Although the use of iterative algorithms for image reconstruction in 3D Positron Emission ...
This thesis describes the development of an ultrafast computed tomography (CT) reconstruction engin...
Background and objective:Since Computed Tomography (CT) is one of the most widely used medical imagi...
Abstract: In CBCT, image reconstruction is difficult to meet the requirements of the user real-time ...
Statistical iterative reconstruction is expected to improve the image quality of computed tomography...
International audienceThe iterative reconstruction algorithms for X-ray CT image reconstruction suff...
Abstract—The task of reconstructing an object from its projections via tomographic methods is a time...