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    • Photon Counting Detector Technology
    • Materials Science

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    • Accurate material decomposition is crucial for quantitative medical imaging.
    • Photon counting detectors offer improved spectral information compared to conventional detectors.
    • Assessing coronary artery calcification requires precise material quantification.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To evaluate the accuracy of material decomposition (MD) using a photon counting detector computed tomography (PCD-CT) system.
    • To validate a novel MD framework for quantitative coronary calcium scoring.
    • To compare the performance of different calibration techniques for MD.

    Main Methods:

    • An experimental PCD-CT setup was used to acquire data.
    • Calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA) inserts of known densities and diameters were employed for validation.
    • A cardiac rod phantom was utilized to simulate a human heart.
    • Three calibration methods were tested: signal-to-equivalent thickness calibration (STC), polynomial correction (PC), and projected equivalent thickness calibration (PETC).

    Main Results:

    • The MD framework demonstrated good agreement with nominal values for CaHA density and mass, particularly with STC and PETC calibration.
    • Mean absolute percent errors (MAPEs) for density were 8 ± 11% (STC) and 4 ± 6% (PETC).
    • MAPEs for mass were 9 ± 15% (STC) and 9 ± 14% (PETC).
    • PC calibration yielded higher MAPEs for density (27 ± 9%) and mass (25 ± 12%).
    • Volume estimation showed significant deviations across all calibration methods (MAPEs around 40%).

    Conclusions:

    • The developed MD framework is feasible for quantitative calcium hydroxyapatite mass and density scoring using PCD-CT.
    • PCD-CT shows potential for accurate material characterization in cardiovascular imaging.
    • Calibration method significantly impacts the accuracy of quantitative results, with STC and PETC outperforming PC for density and mass.