Cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) imaging is becoming increasingly important for a
wide range of applications such as image-guided surgery, image-guided radiation therapy …

This paper presents the derivation of the Epipolar Consistency Conditions (ECC) between
two X-ray images from the Beer-Lambert law of X-ray attenuation and the Epipolar Geometry …

Purpose: To allow for a purely image‐based motion estimation and compensation in weight‐
bearing cone‐beam computed tomography of the knee joint. Methods: Weight‐bearing …

Objective. Incorporating computed tomography (CT) reconstruction operators into
differentiable pipelines has proven beneficial in many applications. Such approaches …

Purpose: AC‐arm CT system has been shown to be capable of scanning a single cadaver
leg under loaded conditions by virtue of its highly flexible acquisition trajectories. In Part I of …

Purpose: Human subjects in standing positions are apt to show much more involuntary
motion than in supine positions. The authors aimed to simulate a complicated realistic lower …

Volume reconstruction by backprojection is the computational bottleneck in many
interventional clinical computed tomography (CT) applications. Today vendors in this field …

Osteoarthritis is a degenerative disease affecting bones and cartilage especially in the
human knee. In this context, cartilage thickness is an indicator for knee cartilage health …

Purpose: In C‐arm computed tomography (CT), the field of view (FOV) is often not sufficient
to acquire certain anatomical structures, eg, a full hip or thorax. Proposed methods to extend …

C-arm cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) has been used recently to acquire images
of the human knee joint under weight-bearing conditions to assess knee joint health under …