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1 November 1982 High-Speed, Multi-Slice, X-Ray Computed Tomography
Douglas P. Boyd, John L. Couch, Sandy A. Napel, Dennis L. Parker, Kristian R. Peschmann, Roy E. Rand, William B. Herrmannsfeldt
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Abstract
During the first decade of CT scanner development, continuous progress has been made in scanning speed and resolution. This trend is expected to continue in the next decade as new source and detector technologies are introduced. CT has the theoretical potential to eventually rival fluoroscopy in both dynamic speed and resolution. This paper discusses the recent progress in development of the CVCT scanner, a millisecond electron-beam device, intended for high-speed multislice CT. Extensive evaluations using an electron-beam testbed device illustrate the feasibility of this approach.
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Douglas P. Boyd, John L. Couch, Sandy A. Napel, Dennis L. Parker, Kristian R. Peschmann, Roy E. Rand, and William B. Herrmannsfeldt "High-Speed, Multi-Slice, X-Ray Computed Tomography", Proc. SPIE 0372, Physics and Engineering in Medical Imaging, (1 November 1982); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.934506
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KEYWORDS
Scanners

Electron beams

Computed tomography

Fluctuations and noise

X-ray computed tomography

Sensors

Data acquisition

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