Comput Methods Programs Biomed
July 2023
Background: Computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are the mainstream imaging technologies for clinical practice. CT imaging can reveal high-quality anatomical and physiopathological structures, especially bone tissue, for clinical diagnosis. MRI provides high resolution in soft tissue and is sensitive to lesions.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFTo reduce overall patient radiation exposure in some clinical scenarios (since cancer patients need frequent follow-ups), noncontrast CT is not used in some institutions. However, although less desirable, noncontrast CT could provide additional important information. In this article, we propose a deep subtraction residual network based on adjacency content transfer to reconstruct noncontrast CT from contrast CT and maintain image quality comparable to that of a CT scan originally acquired without contrast.
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