CT pilot image acquisition method and CT device
A CT pilot image acquisition method and a CT device are provided. The method may include: performing a helical scan on a predetermined area to be scanned, so as to obtain scanning data; reconstructing a tomographic image based on the scanning data; performing, at a predetermined positioning angle, a parallel beam projection on the tomographic image by using a virtual parallel X-ray beam, so as to obtain projection data; and re-binning a CT pilot image at the predetermined positioning angle based on the projection data. Parallel beam projection is adopted to process the tomographic image, to obtain a pilot image without geometric distortions. The obtained pilot image can reflect an anatomical structure of human body accurately.
1. A Computed Tomography (CT) pilot image acquisition method, comprising:
performing a helical scan on a predetermined area to be scanned, so as to obtain scanning data;
reconstructing a tomographic image based on the scanning data;
performing, at a predetermined positioning angle, a parallel beam projection on the tomographic image by using a virtual parallel X-ray beam, so as to obtain projection data; and
re-binning a CT pilot image at the predetermined positioning angle based on the projection data.
2. The method according to claim 1 , wherein re-binning a CT pilot image at the predetermined positioning angle based on the projection data, comprising:
compositing an image based on the projection data to obtain a composited image; and
defining the composited image as the CT pilot image at the predetermined positioning angle.
3. The method according to claim 2 , further comprising:
performing a denoising process on the composited image to obtain a denoised image; and
defining the denoised image as the CT pilot image at the predetermined positioning angle.
4. The method according to claim 1 , further comprising:
after the helical scan is performed on a predetermined area to be scanned and the scanning data is obtained, performing a denoising process on the scanning data to obtain denoised scanning data, and defining the denoised scanning data as a basis for reconstructing the tomographic image.
5. The method according to claim 1 , wherein a thickness of the tomographic image is adjustable; and
wherein a plurality of tomographic images are reconstructed based on the scanning data, and a distance between adjacent tomographic images is adjustable.
6. The method according to claim 1 , wherein a pitch adopted in performing the helical scan on the predetermined area to be scanned, is adjustable.
7. A CT device, comprising:
a scanning unit, adapted for performing a helical scan on a predetermined area to be scanned, so as to obtain scanning data;
a tomographic image acquisition unit, adapted for reconstructing a tomographic image based on the scanning data;
a projection processing unit, adapted for performing, at a predetermined positioning angle, a parallel beam projection on the tomographic image by using a virtual parallel X-ray beam, so as to obtain projection data; and
a pilot image re-binning unit, adapted for re-binning a CT pilot image at the predetermined positioning angle based on the projection data.
8. The CT device according to claim 7 , wherein the pilot image re-binning unit comprises:
a compositing unit, adapted for compositing an image based on the projection data to obtain a composited image; and
a determining unit, adapted for defining the composited image as the CT pilot image.
9. The CT device according to claim 8 , wherein the pilot image re-binning unit further comprises:
a first denoising unit, adapted for performing a denoising process on the composited image to obtain a denoised image;
wherein the determining unit is adapted for defining the denoised image as the CT pilot image.
10. The CT device according to claim 9 , further comprising:
a second denoising unit, adapted for, after the helical scan is performed on a predetermined area to be scanned and the scanning data is obtained, performing a denoising process on the scanning data to obtain denoised scanning data, and defining the denoised scanning data as a basis for reconstructing the tomographic image.