WO2009102996A3 - System and method for quantitative imaging of chemical composition to decompose more than two materials - Google Patents

System and method for quantitative imaging of chemical composition to decompose more than two materials Download PDF

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WO2009102996A3
WO2009102996A3 PCT/US2009/034118 US2009034118W WO2009102996A3 WO 2009102996 A3 WO2009102996 A3 WO 2009102996A3 US 2009034118 W US2009034118 W US 2009034118W WO 2009102996 A3 WO2009102996 A3 WO 2009102996A3
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Xin Liu
Lifeng Yu
Cynthia H. Mccollough
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A system and method for decomposing more than two materials in an imaging object includes performing a CT imaging acquisition of a portion of an imaging object using at least two energy levels to acquire imaging data associated with each of the at least two energy levels. A total mass attenuation of the imaging data is expressed as a weighted sum of constituent element mass attenuation coefficients and an effective atomic number and density of the constituent elements in the portion of the imaging object is determined by one of a number of methods. Accordingly, concentration of the constituent elements in imaged object is determined by solve the expression using known material attenuation coefficients and the measured CT data.
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