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    • Radiotherapy Physics
    • Computational Imaging

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    • Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) is crucial for radiation therapy, but low-dose imaging presents reconstruction challenges.
    • Statistical iterative reconstruction (SIR) algorithms with Total Variation (TV) penalties are effective but suffer from staircase artifacts.
    • Alternative penalties mitigate staircase effects but can blur image edges.

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    • To develop a novel SIR algorithm for CBCT reconstruction using a data-driven, neural network-based approach.
    • To address limitations of traditional penalty design by learning regularization terms directly.
    • To improve image quality in low-dose CBCT by reducing noise and preserving structural details.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a neural network-based SIR algorithm for CBCT reconstruction, learning regularization terms directly from data.
    • Employed transfer learning to mitigate data deficiency issues inherent in medical imaging datasets.
    • Integrated an iterative deblurring technique tailored for the dynamic noise and resolution changes during CBCT reconstruction.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed network-based SIR algorithm demonstrated superior performance in visual and quantitative evaluations across phantoms and patient data.
    • The method effectively suppressed the staircase artifact commonly seen with TV-based methods.
    • High-resolution, low-noise CBCT images were achieved, preserving both sharp edges and smooth intensity transitions.

    Conclusions:

    • The novel neural network-based SIR approach offers a significant advancement for low-dose CBCT reconstruction in radiation therapy.
    • This data-driven method provides an effective solution to overcome the staircase effect while maintaining image fidelity.
    • The technique holds promise for enhancing diagnostic accuracy and treatment planning in CBCT applications.