
Computed Tomography (CT) plays a vital role in medical imaging, offering cross-sectional views of internal structures. Yet, radiation exposure during CT scans poses health risks. This study explores the application of existing deep learning models to synthesize CT projections at unknown arbitrary angles. Multiple input images from varying angles, along with their corresponding ground truth data, train different network architectures to reproduce target images from different view angles. This approach potentially reduces radiation exposure and addresses challenges in obtaining specific missing angular views. Experimental results confirm the effectiveness and feasibility of the methodology, establishing it as a valuable tool in CT imaging.
Synthetic Projection Generation with Angle Conditioning
📋 Type
Project
⚡ Status
finished
📅 Duration
Apr 17, 2023 – Sep 30, 2023
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Primary supervisors
Linda-Sophie Schneider
Mathias Oettl
Andreas Maier
🎓 Student
Tianrui Wu, Mert Özer and Ahmed Khalifa