System and method for hand gesture control of cabinet x-ray systems
US-2024412562-A1 · Dec 12, 2024 · US
US10828006B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10828006-B2 |
| Application number | US-201816231509-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Dec 22, 2018 |
| Priority date | Dec 22, 2017 |
| Publication date | Nov 10, 2020 |
| Grant date | Nov 10, 2020 |
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A method for calibrating a medical imaging device in terms of an image acquisition geometry, a method for performing a two-dimensional-three-dimensional registration based on corresponding calibration data, and a corresponding system are provided. Multiple images of a phantom are acquired using the imaging device in different positions of the phantom. A corresponding motion of the phantom from one position to a respective next position is tracked by a tracking device to keep continuous track of a spatial relation between the phantom and the imaging device. The medical imaging device is then calibrated based on the acquired images, corresponding recorded poses of the imaging device, and the tracked motion of the phantom.
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A method for calibrating a medical imaging device in terms of an image acquisition geometry, the method comprising: positioning an imaging phantom with predetermined geometrical features in a first position inside a maximum detection range of the medical imaging device; acquiring at least one image of the imaging phantom in the first position using the medical imaging device and recording a corresponding pose of a C-arm of the medical imaging device; moving the imaging phantom out of the first position and into at least one other position inside the maximum detection range of the medical imaging device, and acquiring at least one image of the imaging phantom in the at least one other position using the medical imaging device and recording a corresponding pose of the C-arm of the medical imaging device; while moving the imaging phantom, tracking, by a tracking device, a motion of the imaging phantom relative to the first position, thereby keeping continuous track of a spatial relation between the imaging phantom and the medical imaging device; and calibrating the medical imaging device based on the acquired images, the corresponding recorded poses of the C-arm of the medical imaging device, and the tracked motion of the imaging phantom. 2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the motion of the imaging phantom is tracked using the medical imaging device itself as at least part of the tracking device. 3. The method of claim 2 , wherein tracking the motion of the imaging phantom using the imaging device comprises: keeping the imaging phantom at least partly permanently inside a respective current field of view of the medical imaging device while being moved; and after the respective at least one image of the imaging phantom in each position has been acquired, moving the medical imaging device with a movement corresponding to the respective last motion of the imaging phantom before the imaging phantom is again moved to a next one of the other positions. 4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the motion of the imaging phantom is tracked by a camera attached to the imaging phantom in a predetermined, fixed spatial relation to the imaging phantom as at least part of the tracking device. 5. The method of claim 1 , wherein tracking the motion of the imaging phantom comprises: moving the imaging phantom along a mechanical ruler device into the at least one other position, the mechanical ruler device being rigidly attached to a patient support on which the imaging phantom is placed and being at least part of the tracking device; and recording the position of the imaging phantom with respect to the mechanical ruler device. 6. The method of claim 1 , wherein tracking the motion of the imaging phantom comprises moving, by a linear stage, the imaging phantom. 7. The method of claim 1 , wherein a laser distance meter is rigidly attached to the imaging phantom, a patient support on which the imaging phantom is placed, or the imaging phantom and the patient support, and wherein tracking the motion of the imaging phantom comprises measuring a distance to any positionally fixed external reference object using the laser distance meter while the imaging phantom is being moved. 8. The method of claim 4 , wherein the imaging phantom is placed on a patient support, and wherein moving the imaging phantom comprises moving the patient support. 9. A method for performing a two-dimensional (2D)-three-dimensional (3D) registration between at least one 2D image acquired using a medical imaging device and at least one 3D dataset previously acquired using the same medical imaging device, the method comprising: acquiring the at least one 3D dataset of an object; acquiring the at least one 2D image of the object; and registering the at least one 2D image with a coordinate system of the at least one 3D dataset in dependence on calibration data for the medical imaging device obtained by calibrating the medical imaging device, the calibrating of the medical imaging device comprising: positioning an imaging phantom with predetermined geometrical features in a first position inside a maximum detection range of the medical imaging device; acquiring at least one image of the imaging phantom in the first position using the medical imaging device and recording a corresponding pose of a C-arm of the medical imaging device; moving the imaging phantom out of the first position and into at least one other position inside the maximum detection range of the medical imaging device, and acquiring at least one image of the imaging phantom in the at least one other position using the medical imaging device and recording a corresponding pose of the C-arm of the medical imaging device; while moving the imaging phantom, tracking, by a tracking device, a motion of the imaging phantom relative to the first position, thereby keeping continuous track of a spatial relation between the imaging phantom and the medical imaging device; and calibrating the medical imaging device based on the acquired images, the corresponding recorded poses of the C-arm of the medical imaging device, and the tracked motion of the imaging phantom. 10. The method of claim 9 , wherein the object is a patient. 11. A system comprising: a medical imaging device; a controller; and a tracking device configured to track a motion of an imaging phantom with predetermined geometrical features inside a maximum detection range of the medical imaging device, wherein the system is configured to: calibrate the medical imaging device in terms of an image acquisition geometry, the calibration comprising: position the imaging phantom with the predetermined geometrical features in a first position inside the maximum detection range of the medical imaging device; acquisition of at least one image of the imaging phantom in the first position using the medical imaging device and recordation of a corresponding pose of a C-arm of the medical imaging device; movement of the imaging phantom out of the first position and into at least one other position inside the maximum detection range of the medical imaging device, and acquisition of at least one image of the imaging phantom in the at least one other position using the medical imaging device and recordation of a corresponding pose of the C-arm of the medical imaging device; during movement of the imaging phantom, track, by a tracking device, a motion of the imaging phantom relative to the first position, thereby keeping continuous track of a spatial relation between the imaging phantom and the medical imaging device; and calibration of the medical imaging device based on the acquired images, the corresponding recorded poses of the C-arm of the medical imaging device, and the tracked motion of the imaging phantom; and automatically perform a two-dimensional (2D)-three-dimensional (3D) registration between at least one 2D image acquired using the medical imaging device and at least one 3D dataset previously acquired using the same medical imaging device, the automatic performance of the 2D-3D registration comprising: acquisition of the at least one 3D dataset of an object; acquisition of the at least one 2D image of the object; and registration of the at least one 2D image with a coordinate system of the at least one 3D dataset in dependence on calibration data for the medical imaging device obtained by the calibration of the medical imaging device; or a combination thereof. 12. The system of claim 11 , wherein the system is configured to calibrate the medical imaging device in terms of the image acquisition geometry. 13. The system of claim 12 , wherein t
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