CT imaging depending on an intrinsic respiratory surrogate of a patient
AssigneeSiemens Healthineers AG
InventorsChristian Hofmann, Matthias Baer-Beck
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AssigneeSiemens Healthineers AG
InventorsChristian Hofmann, Matthias Baer-Beck
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A method for performing a CT imaging process based on an individual respiration behaviour of a patient, comprises: recording a respiratory movement of the patient by monitoring an intrinsic respiratory surrogate. In the context of recording the intrinsic respiratory surrogate, CT raw data are acquired from an examination volume of the patient, and 3D-CT images of subsequent stacks of the examination volume at different z-positions are reconstructed. An automatic organ segmentation is performed based on the reconstructed 3D-CT images of the subsequent stacks, wherein at least a portion of the examination volume is segmented. Furthermore, a respiratory movement of at least the portion of the examination volume is detected and determined as the intrinsic respiratory surrogate. The CT imaging process is then adapted based on the intrinsic respiratory surrogate of the patient.
A method for performing a Computed Tomography (CT) imaging process based on individual respiration behaviour of a patient, the method comprising:
An adaption device, comprising:
An adaption device, comprising:
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