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Fast-MC-PET: A Novel Deep Learning-aided Motion Correction and Reconstruction Framework for Accelerated PET

2023-02-14 · Bo Zhou, Yu-Jung Tsai, Jiazhen Zhang, Xueqi Guo, Huidong Xie, Xiongchao Chen, Tianshun Miao, Yihuan Lu, James S. Duncan, Chi Liu

Patient motion during PET is inevitable. Its long acquisition time not only increases the motion and the associated artifacts but also the patient's discomfort, thus PET acceleration is desirable. However, accelerating PET acquisition will result in reconstructed images with low SNR, and the image quality will still be degraded by motion-induced artifacts. Most of the previous PET motion correction methods are motion type specific that require motion modeling, thus may fail when multiple types of motion present together. Also, those methods are customized for standard long acquisition and could not be directly applied to accelerated PET. To this end, modeling-free universal motion correction reconstruction for accelerated PET is still highly under-explored. In this work, we propose a novel deep learning-aided motion correction and reconstruction framework for accelerated PET, called Fast-MC-PET. Our framework consists of a universal motion correction (UMC) and a short-to-long acquisition reconstruction (SL-Reon) module. The UMC enables modeling-free motion correction by estimating quasi-continuous motion from ultra-short frame reconstructions and using this information for motion-compensated reconstruction. Then, the SL-Recon converts the accelerated UMC image with low counts to a high-quality image with high counts for our final reconstruction output. Our experimental results on human studies show that our Fast-MC-PET can enable 7-fold acceleration and use only 2 minutes acquisition to generate high-quality reconstruction images that outperform/match previous motion correction reconstruction methods using standard 15 minutes long acquisition data.

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