Method and system for calibrating a source and detector instrument
AssigneeUniversity Health Network
InventorsYoung-bin Cho, Douglas J. Moseley, Jeffrey H. Siewerdsen, David A. Jaffray
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AssigneeUniversity Health Network
InventorsYoung-bin Cho, Douglas J. Moseley, Jeffrey H. Siewerdsen, David A. Jaffray
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A system for obtaining coordinate data of a source and detector instrument are described. The system includes a marker assembly having a plurality of markers with a particular geometry, and an energy source for targeting the plurality of markers with energy packets. The system further includes a detector for detecting energy packets after the plurality of markers have interacted therewith, and an image device for forming image data of the plurality of markers from the energy packets detected by the detector. A calibration module for utilizes the particular geometry of the plurality of markers and the image data to non-iteratively determine coordinate data.
A system for obtaining coordinate data of a source and detector instrument, the system comprising:
A system for obtaining coordinate data of a source and detector instrument, the system comprising:
A method of determining coordinate data of a source and detector instrument, the method comprising:
A system for obtaining coordinate data of a source and detector instrument, the system comprising:
A marker assembly for calibrating a source and detector system, the marker assembly comprising a first set of at least six markers and a second set of at least six markers, the first set of markers disposed substantially on a first plane, and the second set of markers disposed substantially on a second plane, wherein the first set is arranged uniformly on a first circle and the second set is arranged uniformly on a second circle, the first and second circles being parallel and lying on a cylinder, and wherein all of the markers are disposed in the first and second circles and provide the only elements substantially opaque to radiation, for forming an image.
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