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The CT-perfusion reconstruction increment was 3 mm at 5-mm slice width.
CT images were later reconstructed with 3.75-mm slice width, using a fully 3D iterative algorithm (ordered subset expectation maximization (OSEM)).
The following CT imaging performance parameters are evaluated: sensitometry; MTF (i.e. from beads and wires analysis); critical frequency; CT linearity; phantom position; rotation and yaw; slice width; and contrast detectability.
AC in mCT data was based on a low-dose CT scan (120 kV; reference mAs, 40; pitch, 0.95; rotation time, 0.5 s; collimation, 64 × 0.6 mm; slice width, 3 mm.
CT was performed for attenuation correction and anatomical localization using the following parameters: 60 mAs, 130 kV, 0.8 s/tube rotation, slice thickness 5 mm, slice width 5 mm, and table feed 8 mm/s.
Directly following the SPECT acquisition, a CT was performed, for the purpose of attenuation correction and anatomical correlation, using 130-kV tube voltage, 5-mm slice width and the automatic exposure control CARE Dose4D activated to provide proper tube current modulation, with a quality reference mAs setting of 10.
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By the aid of the software (Syngo VB 42) and imaging machine (SOMATOM 78830, Siemens, made in Germany), scan was adjusted in bone window with sharpness B70 and 1.5 mm slices width to acquire optimum visualization.
Acquired images were reconstructed with axial slices width of 1 mm.
A computed tomography (CT) scan (Somatom Sensation, Siemens) was performed and a volumetric acquisition was carried out; acquired images were reconstructed with axial slices width of 1 mm, and cross sectional data was transferred to the image processing system work station for contouring the planning target volume (PTV).
For CACS, a prospective electrocardiography-gated scan was performed with a slice-width of 3 mm, a tube voltage of 100 kV, 80 mAs, collimation 32 × 1.2, and table feed of 34.5 mm.
In Figure 11, we can see how the first movement moves x t - 1 in the x-direction using a slice of width 3Δx.
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