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Cone-beam artifact reduction in Gamma Knife CBCT images using a line-arc-line scan trajectory
Objective. Gamma Knife cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) images suffer from distinct cone-beam artifacts for some patients, due to the conical X-ray beam which is oriented to intersect the detector perpendicularly at its inferior edge. The use of an exotic scan trajectory which provides more comp
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