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Jielin Bai¹, Yitong Liu¹, Hongwen Yang¹

¹School of Information and Communication Engineering, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Haidian, Beijing 100876, China.

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Summary

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This study introduces a hybrid domain method using multi-level wavelet transform networks for sparse-view computed tomography (CT) reconstruction. The novel approach effectively reduces streaking artifacts, significantly improving image quality and diagnostic accuracy in low-projection scenarios.

Keywords:

CT reconstruction directional and global artifact hybrid domain method multi-level wavelet transform sparsely sampled projections

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Area of Science:

Medical Imaging
Image Reconstruction
Signal Processing

Background:

Sparsely sampled projection data in CT reconstruction leads to streaking artifacts, degrading image quality and impacting medical diagnoses.
Wavelet transform offers effective decomposition of directional image components, aiding detection of artifact features and edge details.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a hybrid domain method for sparse-view CT reconstruction to address image quality degradation caused by artifacts.
To enhance image details and restore projection consistency by combining wavelet, spatial, and radon domains.

Main Methods:

A hybrid domain reconstruction model integrating wavelet, spatial, and radon domains was developed.
A multi-level wavelet transform network (MWCNN) was employed to handle global artifact distribution and large receptive field requirements.
Wavelet transform was used for feature map reduction in the encoder, and inverse wavelet transform for detail recovery in the decoder.

Main Results:

The proposed method achieved a PSNR of 41.049 dB and SSIM of 0.958 with 120 projections.
Numerical analysis and reconstructed images demonstrated the superiority of the hybrid domain method over single-domain approaches.
The multi-level wavelet transform model proved more effective for CT reconstruction than single-level wavelet transform.

Conclusions:

The hybrid domain method effectively reconstructs sparse-view CT data, significantly reducing artifacts and improving image quality.
The multi-level wavelet transform network architecture is well-suited for sparse-view CT reconstruction, outperforming single-level approaches.