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27 June 1988 Prototype Performance Of A High Resolution X-Ray Imaging System For Use In Coronary Angiography
H. Roehrig, T. W. Ovitt, W. J. Dallas, R. D. Lamoreaux, R. Vercillo, K. M. McNeill
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Abstract
This paper describes preliminary performance data of the components of a high resolution x-ray imaging device, under development at the University of Arizona through NIH sponsorship for application in coronary angiography. The system will consist of an external modular x-ray sensor, a proximity focussed image intensifier and six CCD's coupled to the output of the image intensifier via six fiber optic tapers. The tapers are joined at the large ends to form a coplanar fiber optic taper assembly.One taper has been delivered whith distortion of less than 1.2 %.One channel of the camera and display electronics is operational. The limiting resolution of a pilotsystem, consisting of a 40 mm Gen.II image intensifier, the fiber optic taper and a CCD is 3.9 1p/mm, the Nyquist frequency of the CCD magnified by the taper.
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H. Roehrig, T. W. Ovitt, W. J. Dallas, R. D. Lamoreaux, R. Vercillo, and K. M. McNeill "Prototype Performance Of A High Resolution X-Ray Imaging System For Use In Coronary Angiography", Proc. SPIE 0914, Medical Imaging II, (27 June 1988); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.968680
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KEYWORDS
Fiber optics

Image intensifiers

Distortion

Charge-coupled devices

Imaging systems

Angiography

Electronics

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