Vision 20/20¶
Taguchi, K., & Iwanczyk, J. S. (2013). Vision 20/20: Single photon counting x‐ray detectors in medical imaging. Medical Physics.
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- Photon-Counting Computed Tomography
- Pulse pileup merges events that arrive too close in time; dead time loses counts; charge sharing can split one interaction across pixels; fluorescence escape and Compton scatter can move deposited energy; detector gain and threshold dispersion create channel-to-channel bias
This sourceReview enumerating photon-counting-detector nonidealities, including gain and threshold dispersion producing channel-to-channel bias. Review describing how pulse pileup at high flux makes recorded counts nonlinear and shifts the apparent recorded spectrum toward higher energies.
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- Pulse pileup merges events that arrive too close in time; dead time loses counts; charge sharing can split one interaction across pixels; fluorescence escape and Compton scatter can move deposited energy; detector gain and threshold dispersion create channel-to-channel bias
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