CT reconstruction

4D-CBCT

4D-CBCT image reconstruction

Truly painless cancer treatment, realized through medical image analysis.

4D-CBCT reconstruction visualizes respiratory motion just before treatment, supporting precise delivery to moving tumors.

4D-CBCT image reconstruction

Four-dimensional CT (4DCT) captures respiratory motion as a series of CT images along the time axis. The basic concept is to reconstruct each image using only the projection data belonging to the same respiratory phase. However, CBCT acquired on a rotating-gantry treatment machine rotates slowly, making it difficult to capture sufficient respiratory information, and the number of projections is limited. Selecting only the projections of the same respiratory phase reduces the usable data even further, leading to degraded image quality. In other words, patients receive the radiation dose of the CBCT scan, yet not all of it contributes to image quality.

We reconstruct 4D-CBCT images for each respiratory phase using all of the acquired projection data, and combine this with our proprietary image processing to achieve excellent image quality.

Concept of 4D-CBCT image reconstruction
Projection data are acquired while respiration is monitored, sorted by respiratory phase, and a CT image is reconstructed for each phase. Using all of the projection data captures the position of the moving tumor with high image quality.

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