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摘要
目的:本研究的目的是根据心脏计算机断层扫描(CT)协议中的剂量水平,比较Precise IQ Engine(PIQE)和Advanced intelligent Clear IQ Engine(AiCE)算法在图像质量方面的性能。材料和方法:使用CT ACR 464体模在三个剂量水平(体积CT剂量指数:7.1/5.2/3.1mGy)下进行采集,使用前瞻性心脏CT方案。使用AiCE和PIQE三个级别(轻度、标准和重度)重建原始数据。计算了骨和丙烯酸嵌件的噪声功率谱(NPS)和基于任务的传递函数(TTF)。计算可检测性指数(d')以模拟冠状动脉管腔(350 Hounsfield单位,直径4mm)和非钙化斑块(40 Hounsfield单元,直径2mm)的可检测性,标准水平为-20.4±4.0[SD]%,强水平为-32.6±2.6[SD]百分比)。与AiCE相比,PIQE的平均NPS空间频率向更高的频率移动(轻度水平为21.9±3.5[SD]%,标准水平为20.1±3.0[SD]%-强水平为12.5±3.5[SD]%)。对于丙烯酸嵌件,50%(f50)值的TTF值随着PIQE向比AiCE更高的频率移动,但对于骨嵌件,f50值接近。无论剂量和DLR水平如何,PIQE的两种模拟心脏病变的d’值都高于AiCE。对于模拟冠状动脉管腔,轻度的所有剂量水平的d'值平均好35.1±9.3(SD)%,标准的为43.2±5.0(SD),强的为62.6±1.2(SD)。结论:与AiCE相比,PIQE降低了噪声,提高了空间分辨率、噪声纹理和模拟心脏病变的可检测性。PIQE在心脏CT采集中似乎具有更大的剂量减少潜力。
Comparison of two deep-learning image reconstruction algorithms on cardiac CT images: A phantom study
Purpose
The purpose of this study was to compare the performance of Precise IQ Engine (PIQE) and Advanced intelligent Clear-IQ Engine (AiCE) algorithms on image-quality according to the dose level in a cardiac computed tomography (CT) protocol.
Materials and methods
Acquisitions were performed using the CT ACR 464 phantom at three dose levels (volume CT dose indexes: 7.1/5.2/3.1 mGy) using a prospective cardiac CT protocol. Raw data were reconstructed using the three levels of AiCE and PIQE (Mild, Standard and Strong). The noise power spectrum (NPS) and task-based transfer function (TTF) for bone and acrylic inserts were computed. The detectability index (d’) was computed to model the detectability of the coronary lumen (350 Hounsfield units and 4-mm diameter) and non-calcified plaque (40 Hounsfield units and 2-mm diameter).
Results
Noise magnitude values were lower with PIQE than with AiCE (−13.4 ± 6.0 [standard deviation (SD)] % for Mild, -20.4 ± 4.0 [SD] % for Standard and -32.6 ± 2.6 [SD] % for Strong levels). The average NPS spatial frequencies shifted towards higher frequencies with PIQE than with AiCE (21.9 ± 3.5 [SD] % for Mild, 20.1 ± 3.0 [SD] % for Standard and 12.5 ± 3.5 [SD] % for Strong levels). The TTF values at fifty percent (f50) values shifted towards higher frequencies with PIQE than with AiCE for acrylic inserts but, for bone inserts, f50 values were found to be close. Whatever the dose and DLR level, d’ values of both simulated cardiac lesions were higher with PIQE than with AiCE. For the simulated coronary lumen, d’ values were better by 35.1 ± 9.3 (SD) % on average for all dose levels for Mild, 43.2 ± 5.0 (SD) % for Standard, and 62.6 ± 1.2 (SD) % for Strong levels.
Conclusion
Compared to AiCE, PIQE reduced noise, improved spatial resolution, noise texture and detectability of simulated cardiac lesions. PIQE seems to have a greater potential for dose reduction in cardiac CT acquisition.
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