Extended (Finite) Sources. I d (x d,y d ) = I i exp [ - ∫ µ o ((x d /d)z, (y d /d)z, z) dz] I d (x d,y d ) = I i exp [ - ∫ µ o (x d /M, (y d /M, z) dz]

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Extended (Finite) Sources

I d (x d,y d ) = I i exp [ - ∫ µ o ((x d /d)z, (y d /d)z, z) dz] I d (x d,y d ) = I i exp [ - ∫ µ o (x d /M, (y d /M, z) dz] where M = d/z and I i = I o / (1 + (r d 2 /d) 2 ) 3/2 X-Ray with a Point Source Collimated X-ray I d (x d,y d ) = I 0 exp [ - ∫ µ o (x,y,z) dz]

Pinhole d z Detector will show size of source Place pinhole between source and detector. This pinhole Reproduce an inverted image of source magnified by (d-z)/z=m. The point response h(x d,y d ) for the pinhole for a source distribution s(x s,y s ) is: Source Detector plane Finite source

The total detected Intensity (image) of a transparent object (hole) having transmission t(x,y) = exp [ -µ (x,y)  (z - z o )] imaged by a finite x-ray source, s(x,y) is obtained by convolution process: The detected image will be the convolution of a Magnified object and a magnified source. In frequency domain: Finite source

In the Fourier domain: I d (u,v) = KM 2 m 2 T (Mu, Mv) S (mu,mv) Object is magnified by M=d/z Source magnification causes distortion: Low m Large m small m u I d (u,v) Curves show S(mu,mv) for a large m and a small m

1)First, no object. Differential Intensity at detector plane: dI i (x d, y d ) = dI o cos 3  dI o = s(x s,y s ) dx s dy s /(4πd 2 ) Source units ((N/mm 2 )/min) ds x d,y d r ds x s,y s origin s(x s,y s )

2) Now let’s put in an object (for object obliquity). What is the output of x d, y d given a source at x s, y s ? We call this the differential detected image. dI d (x d, y d, x s, y s ) = dI i exp [ - ∫ µ (x,y,z) ds] As before, we will evaluate d s in terms of x d, y d in the detector plane. ds x d,y d r ds x s,y s Source

Now finding expressions for x and y paths in terms of z. We want to describe what is happening at some general location x,y in the body. By similar triangles: ydyd ysys y ysys z d X-ray path µ (x,y,z) y-z plane shown

Again, we will build a parametric equation

Recalling that We can have the result at an arbitrary detector point and arbitrary source point. To get the entire result I d (x d, y d ), we add up the response from all the source points by integrating over the source. I d (x d, y d ) = ∫ ∫ dI d (x d, y d, x s, y s )=

Let’s make some assumptions and simplify 1)Ignore both obliquity factors 2)Assume thin planar object at z=z o µ =  (x,y)  (z – z o ) To define this expression in a space invariant convolution form, let: And by considering a magnified source and Magnified object, we can get space invariance as: or:

Let’s make above expression linear by replacing: Then: Here the collection efficiency of pinhole is divided by the ratio of image and source area i.e. m 2

Consider 10mm object 1mm source z mm MImage size Blur d0110mm0 d/21220mm1mm d/ mm9mm

What about volumetric objects? Ignoring obliquity, for thin plane we have: Let’s model object as an array of planes (||||||)  (x,y) Therefore:µ = ∑ i  i (x,y)  (z - z i ) where m = m(z) orm i = - (d - z i )/ z i and M i = d/z i

term is still not linear however Let’s assume the solid object as: ∫ µ dz = ∑  i << 1 Then we can linearize the exponent exp (- ∑  i ) = 1 - ∑  I I d ≈ I i - ∑ i 1/(4πd 2 m i 2 ) s(x d /m i, y d /m i ) **  i (x d /M i, y d /M i ) where I i = 1/(4πd 2 ) ∫ ∫ s(x s,y s ) dx s dy s The output is seen as incident radiation minus a summation of convolutions. Good math, but poor approximation. This is true only in very thin regions of the body

Reasonable approximation (except at boundaries µ approaches 0) Where µ of water is considered as mean µ, and departure from that is µ Δ µ = µ mean + µ  exp [ -∫(µ m + µ ∆ ) dz = exp [ - ∫µ m dz ] exp [ - ∫µ ∆ dz ] Since ∫µ ∆ dz<<1 We can linearize with the approximation ≈[ exp -∫µ m dz ] [ 1 - ∫µ ∆ dz ] Since µ m is a constant, the first exponential term is a constant.

Since µ m is a constant, we can make the approximation: The remaining integration can now be seen as a series of thin planes. I d = [exp - ∫ µ m (x d /M, y d /M, z) dz ] [ I i - ∑ 1/(4πd 2 m i 2 ) s (x d /m i, y d /m i ) **  ∆i (x d /M i, y d /M i ) I d = T water (x d, y d ) [ I i - ∑ 1/(4πd 2 m i 2 ) s ((x d /m i ), (y d /m i )) **  ∆i (x d /M i, y d /M i )] where T water = [exp - ∫ µ m (x d /M, y d /M, z) dz ] and I i = 1/(4πd 2 ) ∫ ∫ s(x s,y s ) dx s dy s Thus, we have justified viewing the body as an array of planes.