Diagnostic imaging method and apparatus, and recording medium thereof
A diagnostic imaging apparatus includes an image acquiring unit acquiring a first image obtained by imaging an object in a first section of a first cycle and a second image obtained by imaging the object in a second section, which corresponds to the first section, of a second cycle, and an image reconstruction unit reconstructing the first image and the second image based on a difference between the first image and the second image.
1. A diagnostic imaging apparatus comprising:
an image acquirer configured to acquire first projection data obtained by imaging an object in a first section of a first cycle of the object having a first angular section less than 180° and second projection data obtained by imaging the object in a second section having a second angular section less than 180° corresponding to the first section which has the same position in a second cycle of the object as that of the first section of the first cycle of the object, wherein a first partial angular section included in the first angular section and a second partial angular section included in the second angular section are symmetrical or identical each other; and
an image reconstructor configured to:
extract first partial projection data corresponding to the first partial angular section and second partial projection data corresponding to the second partial angular section, respectively, from the first projection data and the second projection data, and
reconstruct an image of the object based on a difference between the first partial projection data and the second partial projection data.
2. The diagnostic imaging apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the image reconstructor changes at least one piece of projection data among the extracted projection data including the first partial projection data and second partial projection data.
3. The diagnostic imaging apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the image acquirer acquires at least one piece of projection data obtained by imaging the object in each section corresponding to the first section of at least one other cycle, and
the image reconstructor reconstructs an image of the object based on a difference among a plurality of pieces of projection data obtained by imaging the object.
4. The diagnostic imaging apparatus of claim 3 , further comprising an input providing a user interface which enables selection of two or more pieces of projection data of the plurality of pieces of projection data,
wherein the image reconstructor reconstructs an image of the object based on a difference between the two or more pieces of projection data selected by the user.
5. The diagnostic imaging apparatus of claim 4 , wherein the user interface displays angular sections where the plurality of pieces of projection data are imaged, with the plurality of pieces of projection data.
6. The diagnostic imaging apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising a display displaying a reconstructed image of the object.
7. The diagnostic imaging apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the image reconstructor changes at least one piece of projection data of the first projection data and the second projection data based on a difference between the first partial projection data and the second partial projection data, and reconstructs an image of the object based on the changed at least one piece of projection data.
8. The diagnostic imaging apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the image reconstructor changes at least one piece of projection data of the first projection data and the second projection data based on a difference between the first partial projection data and the second partial projection data, generates a first image and a second image reconstructed from the first projection data and the second projection data based on the changed at least one piece of projection data, and reconstructs an image of the object based on the first image and the second image.
9. A diagnostic imaging method comprising:
acquiring a first projection data obtained by imaging an object in a first section of a first cycle of the object having a first angular section less than 180°;
acquiring a second projection data obtained by imaging the object in a second section having a second angular section less than 180° corresponding to the first section which has a same position in a second cycle of the object as that of the first section of the first cycle of the object, wherein a first partial angular section included in the first angular section and a second partial angular section included in the second angular section are symmetrical or identical each other;
extracting first partial projection data corresponding to the first partial angular section and second partial projection data corresponding to the second partial angular section, respectively, from the first projection data and the second projection data; and
reconstructing an image of the object based on a difference between the first partial projection data and the second partial projection data.
10. The diagnostic imaging method of claim 9 , wherein the reconstructing of the first projection data and the second projection data comprises:
changing the other projection data based on any one projection data among the extracted projection data including the first partial projection data and second partial projection data.
11. The diagnostic imaging method of claim 9 , further comprising:
acquiring at least one projection data obtained by imaging the object in each section corresponding to the first section of at least one other cycle, and
reconstructing an image of the object based on a difference among a plurality of pieces of projection data obtained by imaging the object.
12. The diagnostic imaging method of claim 11 , further comprising:
providing a user interface which enables selection of two or more pieces of projection data of the plurality of pieces of projection data; and
reconstructing an image of the object based on a difference between two or more pieces of projection data selected by the user.
13. The diagnostic imaging method of claim 12 , wherein the user interface displays angular sections where the plurality of pieces of projection data are imaged, with the plurality of pieces of projection data.
14. The diagnostic imaging method of claim 9 , further comprising displaying a reconstructed image of the object.
15. The diagnostic imaging method of claim 9 , wherein the reconstructing of the image of the object comprises:
changing at least one piece of projection data of the first projection data and the second projection data based on a difference between the first partial projection data and the second partial projection data; and
reconstructing the image of the object based on the changed at least one piece of projection data.
16. The diagnostic imaging method of claim 9 , wherein the reconstructing of the image of the object comprises:
changing at least one piece of projection data of the first projection data and the second projection data based on a difference between the first partial projection data and the second partial projection data;
generating a first image and a second image reconstructed from the first projection data and the second projection data based on the changed at least one piece of projection data; and
reconstructing the image of the object based on the first image and the second image.