Efficient and Accurate Image Reconstruction for Geometric-Inconsistent Multispectral CT with Ray-Dependent Energy Spectra

Abstract

In practical multispectral computed tomography (MSCT), the scanning geometric parameters under different X-ray energy spectra are often inconsistent, and the distributions of the energy spectra are even ray-dependent. However, existing algorithms cannot effectively and accurately solve the associated image reconstruction problem. To address this limitation, using the proposed aggregated energy spectra, we approximate the Jacobian matrix of the nonlinear forward operator at certain special points (e.g., the zero point) as a block product of a diagonal matrix composed of projection matrices and a very small-scale matrix, and then based on this matrix with a special structure, propose an efficient and accurate image reconstruction algorithm tailored for geometric-inconsistent MSCT with ray-dependent energy spectra. Under appropriate conditions, we establish the convergence theory for the proposed algorithm. Furthermore, numerical experiments using both noiseless and noisy projection data are conducted to verify the performance of the proposed algorithm, which demonstrate that the efficiency and accuracy of this algorithm are much higher than existing algorithms, offering the flexibility and scalability to accommodate various MSCT imaging configurations.

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