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Medical image reconstruction from different acquisition angles
In this paper, we propose a technique that reconstructs two sets of medical images acquired with different acquisition angles and anatomical cross sections into one set of images of identical scanning orientation and positions. The space correlation information among the two image stacks is first extracted and is used to correct the tilt angle and anatomical position differences found in the image stacks. Satisfactory reconstruction results were presented to prove our points.