Calculating a four dimensional DSA dataset with variable spatial resolution
AssigneeSiemens Healthcare GmbH
InventorsMarkus Kowarschik, Sonja Gehrisch, Kevin Royalty, Sebastian Schafer, Christopher Rohkohl
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AssigneeSiemens Healthcare GmbH
InventorsMarkus Kowarschik, Sonja Gehrisch, Kevin Royalty, Sebastian Schafer, Christopher Rohkohl
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A method calculates a four-dimensional DSA dataset from x-ray datasets. Each of the x-ray datasets contains a two-dimensional x-ray projection of an examination volume in relation to a direction of projection and a recording time. A first three-dimensional DSA dataset of a first reconstruction volume is determined based on the x-ray datasets. The first reconstruction volume is a part of the examination volume. A second three-dimensional DSA dataset of a second reconstruction volume is determined based on the x-ray datasets. The second reconstruction volume is a part of the first reconstruction volume. The second three-dimensional DSA dataset is segmented. The x-ray datasets are normalized based on the first three-dimensional DSA dataset. A four-dimensional DSA dataset is calculated by back projection of the normalized x-ray datasets onto the segmented second three-dimensional DSA dataset. The four-dimensional DSA dataset contains a number of third three-dimensional DSA datasets and associated time information.
A method for calculating a four-dimensional digital subtraction angiography (DSA) dataset from x-ray datasets, which comprises the following method steps of:
A digital subtraction angiography (DSA) calculation unit for calculating a four-dimensional DSA dataset, comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising executable instructions to be read and executed by a digital subtraction angiography (DSA) calculation unit which comprises the steps of:
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