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    • Medical Imaging
    • Computational Imaging
    • Image Reconstruction

    Background:

    • Interior tomography offers efficient imaging of large objects but is limited by truncation artifacts and attenuation bias.
    • These artifacts compromise quantitative accuracy in material and biological applications.
    • Existing methods struggle to fully address these limitations in interior tomography.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce a novel hybrid scanning mode for interior tomography (hySTCT) to mitigate truncation artifacts and attenuation value bias.
    • To develop new reconstruction algorithms for the proposed hySTCT mode.
    • To enhance the quantitative evaluation capabilities of interior tomography within the region of interest (ROI).

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a hybrid source translation scanning mode (hySTCT) with differential sampling rates for ROI and outside-ROI projections.
    • Proposed two reconstruction methods: interpolation V-FBP (iV-FBP) and two-step V-FBP (tV-FBP), leveraging the linearity of the inverse Radon transform.
    • Validated the hySTCT strategy and reconstruction methods through experimental evaluations.

    Main Results:

    • The hySTCT strategy effectively suppresses truncation artifacts within the ROI.
    • Reconstruction accuracy within the ROI is significantly improved compared to conventional methods.
    • Attenuation value bias is successfully mitigated, enhancing quantitative analysis.
    • Both iV-FBP and tV-FBP demonstrated robust performance in reconstructing images from hySTCT data.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed hySTCT scanning mode combined with iV-FBP and tV-FBP reconstruction offers a superior solution for interior tomography.
    • This approach overcomes key limitations of traditional methods, enabling more accurate quantitative evaluations.
    • The findings have significant implications for material science and biological imaging applications requiring high-fidelity interior tomographic reconstructions.