WO2004105609A1 - X線画像診断装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus including an X-ray flat panel detector that detects X-rays transmitted through a subject.
- An X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus employs an X-ray flat panel detector formed by a plurality of X-ray detecting elements two-dimensionally arranged in an X-ray detecting and brightening means.
- an X-ray flat panel detector When displaying the obtained X-ray image, line noise may appear in the row direction or the column direction of the arranged X-ray detection elements. Therefore, in an X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus having an X-ray flat panel detector, correction of line noise is required.
- Patent Document 1 since the shielding area is always fixed, the output data of the X-ray detecting element in the shielding area is fixed. No consideration is given to changes in the area (effective field of view) for obtaining an X-ray image of the subject on the flat panel detector.
- Patent Document 1 JP 2000-33083 A
- An X-ray image diagnostic apparatus includes an X-ray irradiator for irradiating an X-ray to a subject, and an X-ray irradiator arranged in the X-ray irradiation direction of the X-ray irradiator to acquire an X-ray image of the subject X-ray aperture means for shielding the irradiated X-rays other than the part to be irradiated, X-ray aperture setting means for variably setting an X-ray shielding portion to be shielded by the X-ray aperture means, the X-ray irradiation means and the object
- An X-ray plane detecting means for imaging an X-ray transmitted through the subject as an X-ray image in a direction opposite to A stage, image processing means for performing image processing on the X-ray image formed by the X-ray plane detecting means, and display means for displaying the X-ray image processed by the image processing means.
- the image processing means reads out data of the X-ray detection element of the X-ray plane detection means corresponding to the X-ray shielding portion of the X-ray stop means variably set by the X-ray stop setting means, and reads out the data. And a line noise correction means for correcting the line noise of the X-ray image based on the line noise component calculated by the calculation means.
- the line noise correction of the X-ray image can be accurately performed using the data of the shielding area of the X-ray plane detecting means by the X-ray diaphragm variably set by the X-ray diaphragm setting means.
- the calculating means is configured such that an area of data read as the line noise component is variably set by the X-ray aperture setting means. Including interlocking with the X-ray diaphragm means.
- the image processing means is a correction execution switch for switching whether to execute line noise correction based on an X-ray condition set in the X-ray irradiating means. It further includes means.
- the line noise correction By setting the line noise correction according to the X-ray conditions in advance, if the fluoroscopy mode or the imaging mode is continuous, the correction is turned on only in the fluoroscopy mode. Since the necessity of correction is not sequentially set, the operability of the operator can be improved.
- the image processing means includes the X-ray plane detection means corresponding to the X-ray shielding portion variably set by the X-ray aperture setting means.
- the apparatus further includes a scattered X-ray removal processing unit that identifies an area where scattered X-rays are generated by the subject and excludes the identified scattered X-ray generation area from the calculation power of the line noise component by the calculation unit. .
- data used for line noise correction is not affected by scattered X-rays, so that a high-quality X-ray image can be obtained.
- the X-ray diaphragm is provided between the subject and the X-ray plane detecting means and shields scattered X-rays from the subject.
- X-ray aperture setting means wherein the size of the X-ray shielding portion shielded by the other X-ray aperture setting means is variably set by the X-ray aperture setting means.
- the other X-ray diaphragm means mechanically removes the scattered X-rays from the subject, so that the portion where the scattered X-rays are generated is covered by the other X-ray diaphragm means, and the covered part is lined up.
- the X-ray irradiating unit transmits an X-ray condition
- the X-ray aperture setting unit transmits an X-ray aperture unit opening condition
- the image processing unit transmits an operating condition.
- An operating means set by an operator, and a control means for driving the X-ray irradiating means, the X-ray aperture setting means and the image processing means based on each condition set by the operating means are further provided.
- the control means causes the X-ray irradiating means to irradiate the subject with X-rays corresponding to the X-ray conditions set by the operating means.
- the X-ray image data irradiated by the X-ray irradiating means and transmitted through the subject and the data of the shielding area shielded by the X-ray diaphragm means are detected by the X-ray plane detecting means, and detected by the X-ray plane detecting means.
- the calculated data force line noise component of the occluded area is calculated by the calculation means.
- the line noise correction of the X-ray image can be accurately performed using the data of the shielding area of the X-ray aperture variably set by the X-ray aperture setting means.
- the control means controls a correction execution switching means for switching whether to execute line noise correction based on an X-ray condition set in the X-ray irradiation means. Including doing.
- the line noise correction is turned on only in the fluoroscopy mode. Since the necessity of correction is not sequentially set, the operability of the operator can be improved.
- control means includes an X-ray detection element of the X-ray plane detection means corresponding to the X-ray shield portion variably set by the X-ray aperture setting means.
- a scattered X-ray removal processing unit that identifies an area where scattered X-rays are generated by the subject, and removes the identified scattered X-rays generation area from the calculation power of the statistical amount of the line noise component by the calculation unit. Controlling.
- the X-ray aperture disposed between the subject and the X-ray plane detecting means and shielding scattered X-rays from the subject is provided.
- X-ray aperture means is further provided, and said control means includes controlling the size of an X-ray shielding portion shielded by said another X-ray aperture means by X-ray aperture setting means.
- the other X-ray diaphragm means mechanically removes the scattered X-rays from the subject, so that the portion where the scattered X-rays are generated is covered by the other X-ray diaphragm means, and the covered part is lined up.
- the calculating means includes: the X-ray plane detecting means, wherein the line noise component corresponds to an X-ray shielding portion variably set by the X-ray aperture setting means.
- a predetermined statistic of the data of the X-ray detection element can be suitably performed on a line noise generation factor for which a predetermined statistic is useful for the correction.
- the predetermined statistic includes an average value.
- the line noise can be suitably corrected for a line noise generation factor whose average value is useful for the correction.
- the predetermined statistic includes a median.
- the line noise can be suitably corrected for a line noise generation factor whose median is useful for the correction.
- the predetermined statistic includes a combination of a plurality of statistic values including an average value and a median.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a positional relationship between an X-ray diaphragm and an FPD in FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a processing example of the X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an image processing unit in the X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a processing example of the X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus of FIG. 4.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an image processing unit in an X-ray image diagnostic apparatus according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a processing example of the X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus of FIG. 6.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a configuration example of an X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a processing example of the X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus of FIG.
- the X-ray image diagnostic apparatus includes an X-ray tube 2, a stop 3 arranged on the X-ray irradiation side of the X-ray tube 2, and a stop 3.
- a diaphragm variable unit 4 for varying the opening X-ray flat panel detection means (FPD for flat panel detector) arranged opposite to the X-ray tube 2 via the subject 1, and an FPD 5 Image processing unit 6 to be connected, and image processing unit 6 and electricity Image display unit 7 that is electrically connected, arm 8 that supports X-ray tube 2 and FPD 5, X-ray generation unit 9 that is electrically connected to X-ray tube 2, and operator's parameter input terminal
- a control unit 11 electrically connected to the variable aperture unit 4, the image processing unit 6, and the operation unit 10.
- the X-ray tube 2 irradiates the subject 1 with X-rays.
- the aperture 3 blocks the irradiated X-rays other than the part where the X-ray image of the subject 1 is acquired.
- the variable aperture unit 4 variably sets the opening of the aperture of the diaphragm 3.
- the FPD 5 detects the transmitted X-ray of the subject 1 as an X-ray image.
- the image processing unit 6 processes the output signal from the FPD 5.
- the signal processing includes, for example, gain correction processing, offset correction processing, pixel loss correction processing for the output signal of the FPD 5, and gradation processing and recursive filter processing for the X-ray image after these various corrections.
- the image processing unit 6 includes a statistical data processing unit 61 electrically connected to the FPD 5, and a line noise correction unit 62 electrically connected to the statistical data processing unit 61.
- the statistical data processing unit 61 reads out the output signal from the FPD 5 corresponding to the area shielded by the diaphragm 3, temporarily stores the read output signal of the shielded area as data, and temporarily stores the output signal.
- the obtained data is statistically processed to determine a line noise component, and the line noise component is output to the line noise correction unit 62.
- This statistical processing includes an average value and a median, but any statistical value such as a standard deviation and a variance may be used as long as it is suitable for line noise correction. Further, a plurality of these various statistics may be combined.
- the line noise correction unit 62 subtracts the line noise component correction data statistically processed by the statistical data processing unit 61 from the output of the FPD 5 including the line noise to correct the line noise of the X-ray image.
- the image display unit 7 displays and outputs the X-ray image processed by the image processing unit 6.
- the arm 8 is attached and supported so that the FPD 5 and the X-ray tube 2 face both ends.
- the X-ray generator 9 is a high-voltage generator that supplies the X-ray tube 2.
- the operation unit 10 is an input unit for the operator to operate the X-ray diagnostic imaging system.
- An X-ray irradiation switch and X-ray condition (tube voltage, tube current, X-ray irradiation time) setting device are arranged on the operation panel.
- the control unit 11 performs overall control of the operation of the above-described configuration requirements, and also performs various data calculations and the like. For example, in the X-ray generation control, the operator inputs an X-ray condition to the operation unit 10, the control unit 11 transmits the input X-ray condition to the X-ray generation unit 9, and the X-ray generation unit 9 transmits the X-ray condition. X-ray conditions Such power is supplied to the X-ray tube 2, and the X-ray tube 2 emits X-rays under the X-ray conditions.
- the aperture control the operator inputs the size (opening) of the aperture of the aperture 3 to the operation unit 10, and the control unit 11 transmits the input aperture to the aperture variable unit 4, and transmits the aperture.
- variable section 4 moves the diaphragm 3 so as to have the transmitted opening, and the diaphragm 3 forms the opening set by the operator.
- the operator inputs condition parameters for image processing to the operation unit 10, and the control unit 11 transmits the input condition parameters for image processing to the image processing unit 6. Performs image processing according to the transmitted condition parameters.
- the arm 8 can arbitrarily set the X-ray irradiation angle with respect to the subject 1 while maintaining the relationship between the X-ray tube 2 and the FPD 5 facing each other.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an arrangement relationship with FPD5.
- the diaphragm 3 has, for example, four X-ray shielding plates 3a, 3b, 3c, and 3d, and these shielding plates form a rectangular opening 52.
- the shielding plates 3a and 3b are movable in the A direction, and the shielding plates 3c and 3d are movable in the B direction orthogonal to the A direction.
- the shadow of the stop 3 is projected on the FPD 5 as shown in the figure.
- the shadows of the shielding plates 3a and 3b move in the A direction
- the shadows of the shielding plates 3c and 3d move in the B direction.
- the data read out from the partial shadow of the projected shadow is used for the line noise correction, it is referred to as a shielding area.
- a shielding area For the sake of simplicity, only the shielding areas 52 and 53 in the direction A are considered.
- the area of the subject 1 where the transmitted X-rays are obtained is the effective visual field 51 corresponding to the opening of the stop 3.
- the mechanism of the diaphragm 3 is known in the technical field of the present invention, and a detailed description of its driving mechanism will be omitted.
- the operator sets the X-ray conditions for obtaining a fluoroscopic image on the X-ray tube 2 and the opening of the diaphragm 3 in the X-ray diaphragm variable unit 4 by the operator (step 31).
- the X-ray tube 2 irradiates the subject 1 with X-rays corresponding to the set X-ray conditions (step 32).
- the FPD 5 detects the X-ray image data irradiated and transmitted through the subject 1, and detects the data of the shielded areas 52 and 53 (step 33).
- the statistical data processing unit 61 of the image processing unit 6 performs a statistical processing operation on the data of the above-mentioned occluded area, and calculates a statistic of the line noise component (step 34).
- the line noise correction unit 62 of the image processing unit 6 subtracts the calculated statistic of the line noise component from the detected X-ray image data and corrects the line noise of the X-ray image data (step 3). 5 ).
- the image display unit 7 displays the corrected X-ray image data as an image (step 36).
- the operator when trying to view a catheter or a guidewire to a treatment site in the subject, the operator operates the aperture 3 to set the effective field of view 51 in accordance with the catheter or the like.
- the shielding area can be widened, more detection data of the line noise component can be obtained, and the detected data is statistically processed, so that the calculation accuracy of the line noise component increases.
- a perspective image is displayed on the display 27.
- the line noise correction of the X-ray image can be accurately performed using the data of the shielding area of the X-ray aperture variably set by the X-ray aperture setting unit.
- the statistic of the line noise component may be the average value of the data from which the X-ray detection element power is also read.
- the line noise can be suitably corrected for a line noise generation factor whose average value is useful for the correction.
- the statistic of the line noise component may be the median of the data from which the power of the X-ray detection element is also read.
- the line noise can be suitably corrected for a line noise generation factor whose median is useful for the correction.
- the statistics of the line noise component are obtained by combining a plurality of statistics including an average value and a median of data read from the X-ray detection element. You may.
- the statistic obtained by combining a plurality of statistic values based on the line noise generation factor is compensated for.
- Line noise correction can be suitably performed for those that are truly useful.
- a mode for obtaining a fluoroscopic image that requires line noise correction (a fluoroscopic mode) and a mode for obtaining a captured image that requires almost no line noise correction (photographing mode) It is suitable for the case of repeating.
- the X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus of the present embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that a correction execution switch 63 electrically connected to the operation unit 10 is added to the configuration of the image processing unit 6.
- a certain o-correction execution switching unit 63 has a multiplexer function of performing line noise correction in the fluoroscopy mode and performing line noise correction in the imaging mode, and switching according to each mode in the determination.
- the operator sets an arbitrary X-ray condition in the X-ray tube 2 and an opening of the aperture 3 in the X-ray aperture variable unit 4 by the operator (step 51).
- the X-ray tube 2 irradiates the subject 1 with X-rays corresponding to the set X-ray conditions (step 52).
- the FPD 5 detects the X-ray image data irradiated and transmitted through the subject 1, and also detects the data of the shielded areas 52 and 53. Here, data detection of the occluded area is performed, but may be performed prior to step 55 without performing this step.
- the correction execution switch 63 of the image processing unit 6 determines whether or not the X-ray condition is the fluoroscopic mode (imaging mode). If the result of this determination is that it is in the fluoroscopy mode, the operation proceeds to step 55, and if it is in the shooting mode, the operation proceeds to step 57 (step 54).
- the statistical data processing section 61 of the image processing section 6 performs a statistical processing operation on the data of the above-mentioned occluded area, and calculates a statistic of the line noise component (step 55).
- the line noise correction unit 62 of the image processing unit 6 subtracts the calculated statistic of the line noise component from the detected X-ray image data to correct the line noise of the X-ray image data (step 56). )
- the image display unit 7 displays the corrected X-ray image data as an image (step 57). Further, when the operation of the correction execution switch 63 is turned off, the operator described in the first embodiment operates. Can return to the manual state.
- the correction is turned on only in the fluoroscopic mode. Therefore, the necessity of correction is not sequentially set at the time of mode switching, so that the operability of the operator can be improved.
- the third embodiment is designed to eliminate the influence of X-rays scattered by the subject 1.
- a scattered radiation removal processing unit 64 electrically connected to the operation unit 10 is added to the configuration of the image processing unit 6. It is to be added. If the X-ray scattered by the subject 1 is input to the shielded portion of the FPD 5 by the diaphragm 3, the X-ray incidence will be detected although the X-ray incidence is not originally detected. When the detected value of the shielded area of the FPD5 that should not receive X-rays exceeds a predetermined threshold, the scattered radiation removal processing unit 64 does not use the calculation to obtain the line noise component for the shielded part that exceeds the threshold. I do.
- the operator sets the X-ray conditions for the X-ray tube 2 and the opening of the diaphragm 3 in the X-ray diaphragm variable unit 4 by the operator (step 71).
- the X-ray tube 2 irradiates the subject 1 with X-rays corresponding to the set X-ray conditions (step 72).
- the FPD 5 detects the X-ray image data irradiated and transmitted through the subject 1, and also detects the data of the shielded areas 52 and 53.
- data detection of the occluded area is performed, but may be performed prior to step 75 without performing this step (step 73).
- the scattered radiation removal processing unit 64 of the image processing unit 6 detects scattered X-rays from the subject 1 in the shielding area of the FPD 5 by the stop 3, and determines whether or not the detected value exceeds a predetermined threshold. If the result of this determination is that the threshold is exceeded, the flow proceeds to step 75, and if the mode is the shooting mode, the flow proceeds to step 76 (step 74).
- the scattered radiation removal processing unit 64 of the image processing unit 6 exceeds the threshold value in the above determination (many scatter X).
- the scattered X-ray area is removed from the occluded area by passing information on the area where the ray is incident) to the statistical data processing unit 61 (step 75).
- the statistical data processing unit 61 of the image processing unit 6 performs a statistical processing operation on the data of the above-mentioned occluded area, and calculates a statistic of the line noise component (step 76).
- the line noise correction unit 62 of the image processing unit 6 subtracts the calculated statistic of the line noise component from the detected X-ray image data to correct the line noise of the X-ray image data (step 77). ).
- the image display unit 7 displays the corrected X-ray image data as an image (step 78).
- high-quality X-ray images can be obtained because the data used for line noise correction is not affected by scattered X-rays.
- X-rays scattered by the subject 1 are removed by another stop 12, and the range usable for line noise correction is increased by the shadow of another stop 12, thereby further improving the accuracy of line noise correction. It is in consideration of raising.
- the X-ray diagnostic imaging apparatus of the present embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that another aperture 12 is added between the subject 1 and the FPD 5. Another aperture 12 blocks scattered X-rays from the subject 1 as described in the third embodiment.
- the operator sets the X-ray conditions for fluoroscopy on the X-ray tube 2 and the opening of the diaphragm (first diaphragm) 3 on the variable X-ray diaphragm 4 by the operator (step 91).
- the X-ray tube 2 irradiates the subject 1 with X-rays corresponding to the set X-ray conditions (step 92).
- the FPD 5 detects the X-ray image data irradiated and transmitted through the subject 1 (step 93).
- the FPD 5 detects the data of the occluded areas 52 and 53 (Step 94).
- the control unit 11 also generates scattered X-rays in the data of the shielded regions 52 and 53 using the threshold processing described in the third embodiment for the detected data strength of the shielded regions 52 and 53. Identify the region (scattered radiation region) (step 95).
- the diaphragm movable unit 4 inserts another diaphragm (second diaphragm) 12 into the scattered radiation region and adds the scattered radiation region to the shielding region (step 96).
- the statistical data processing section 61 of the image processing section 6 performs a statistical processing operation on the data of the above-mentioned occluded area (including the added area) to calculate a statistic of the line noise component (step 97).
- the line noise correction unit 62 of the image processing unit 6 subtracts the calculated statistic of the line noise component from the detected X-ray image data to correct the line noise of the X-ray image data (step 98). ).
- the image display section 7 displays the corrected X-ray image data as an image (step 99).
- the fourth embodiment since another X-ray stop means mechanically removes X-rays scattered by the subject, only the portion where the scattered X-rays are generated is covered by the other X-ray stop means. Thus, by making the covered portion data that can be used for line noise correction, a large amount of correction data can be used, and the accuracy of line noise correction can be improved.
- the present invention provides an X-ray image diagnostic apparatus capable of effectively utilizing an X-ray irradiation area of an X-ray plane detecting means in response to an X-ray aperture that changes based on an X-ray image acquisition mode such as fluoroscopy or imaging. I do.
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