Abstract
The potential clinical application of grating-based phase contrast computed tomography (GPCCT) requires moderate scanning time to reduce the radiation dose, which are not met by traditional GPCCT phase stepping (PS) method. Previous studies have proposed the interlaced scanning method to reduce the scanning time. However, due to the projection number demanded by the analysis reconstruction algorithm, the projection and scanning time cannot be further reduced. In this paper, we proposed an iterative algorithm based on the interlaced PS scanning for GPCCT, which was capable in reducing the motion artifacts during reconstruction as the same as the inner focus (IF) method we raised before. Furthermore, the iterative procedure is expected to introduce some machine learning method and allows a lower radiation dose while maintaining the image quality. Our proposed method mainly consists of three steps: 1) Interlaced data acquisition, 2) Phase retrieval, 3) Inner focus iterative reconstruction. Through changing the virtual rotation center and merging high resolution regions, images without severe boundary blurring can be reconstructed with fast scan speed. The experiment result indicates that our method can reconstruct GPCCT data with interlaced PS scanning.
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