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Eleva Workspot 1.x Training UNIQUE State: April 2007

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  • Eleva Workspot 1.x Training

    UNIQUE

    State: April 2007

  • Purpose of this PresentationPurpose of this Presentation

    • General– See the differences in the user interfaces– Understand the principles of image ranging– Understand the UNIQUE image processing

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  • ContentContent

    1. User Interfaces EasyVision RAD, Digital Diagnost and Eleva Workspot 1.x

    2 Ranging with UNIQUE2. Ranging with UNIQUE

    3. UNIQUE image processing

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  • UNIQUE P i i lUNIQUE Principles

    • MultiresolutionEnhances details of all sizes– Enhances details of all sizes

    • Nonlinear– Makes the invisible visible, not the obvious

    • Universal– Same parameters for all detectors/systems

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  • Eleva Workspot – UNIQUEEleva Workspot UNIQUEraw image, 12bit

    Autoshutter

    RangerEDR

    UNIQUEi

    S & Lprocessing

    Image & Parameter Display

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    processed image, 12bit

  • User interface, ExamplesUser interface, Examples

    EVRad DiDi in semi mode

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  • ElevaEleva Workspot 1.x

    Contrast/Brightnessfor the normal user

    Image processing

    for the experiencedfor the experienced

    user

    • Contrast/Brightnessg

    • Enhancement

    • Object Details

    • Noise reduction

    f

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    Expert panel for the application engineer

  • Wh i ?

    Ranging

    • Why ranging?– Film/Monitor range is smaller than the range of values obtained from

    the detector (e.g. 8 bit versus 14 bit)If the whole range of image data is mapped to the output range– If the whole range of image data is mapped to the output range, contrast will be far too low

    • Ranging:– Therefore, the key values of the anatomically relevant regions have to , y y g

    be determined

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  • RangerThe ranger selects the collimated area (grey box)collimated area (grey box)

    The range field is applied (green box - here 100%)

    The green dots indicate the pixels which have a density of the key-percentage value (25%)(25%)

    The key-percentage value defines where in the whole histogram the dose is which ishistogram the dose is which is relevant for the reporting (P1)

    This value is based on the pixels not on the relativepixels, not on the relative position in the histogram – in our case the P1 defines: 25% of the pixels are left (which is

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    brighter), 75% right (which is darker) of the red line

  • R P ibl fi ldRanger - Possible ranger fields

    Full

    Quarter

    Full

    SlitHalf Slit

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    For Mammo

  • Different anatomical groups require special geometry of ranger fields

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  • New Ranger parameter "Ranger Area" = Shutter or Fullsize

    •All "normal" UNIQUE processing methods use Shutter today (R1.0x and R1.1)•Fullsize was created e.g. for mammography constancy check with phantomsto achieve a shutter-independent ranging.

    Fullsize (new): Green ranging field box independent from shutters,but relative to whole detector

    Shutter: Green ranging field box inside the shutters:

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  • Save a processing protocol from applicationSave a processing protocol from applicationAttention! An image is UNIQUE processed

    and ranged in auto-mode – what are in most cases Thorax examinationscases Thorax examinations.

    If for this image the processing will be manipulated with the Contrast/Brightness or the Processing-tool have in mind that in

    Qsuch a case the UNIQUE-ranger switches from the auto-mode to the semi-mode. This is no problem for the current image because it is adjusted right now.j g

    If such a processing is the base for a new image processing which should be stored in Eleva Workspot or if it overwrites an existing processing protocol the ranger from now onprocessing protocol the ranger from now on is set to semi which could give massive problems with the image quality of all Thorax examinations in the future.

    If t t k t h f>>> If you want to make permanent changes of a processing protocol where UNIQUE is set to auto-mode, use only the expert-panel for these settings!

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  • UNIQUE C tUNIQUE - Curve types

    • LIN Linear• SWL Symmetrical white latitudey• SCL Symmetrical chest latitude• FB Film bone• FC Film chest• FC Film chest

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  • D it d G i S i M dDensity and Gamma in Semi-Mode

    • The density slider defines the optical density in the point where the ROI (P1) was y p y p ( )found

    • The Gamma slider defines the steepness of the gamma curve.

    Image Histogram LUT (semi)

    Out

    Image Histogram LUT (semi)

    In

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    P1P1

  • D it 1 d D it 2 i A t M dDensity 1 and Density 2 in Auto-Mode

    • Density 1 defines the optical density of the lung P2• Density 2 specifies density of the mediastinum P1

    changing Density 1or 2 changes steepness of the curve (contrast)changing Density 1or 2 changes steepness of the curve (contrast)

    Image Histogram LUT (auto)

    Out

    Image Histogram LUT (auto)

    In

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    P1P1 P2 P2

  • Structure Boost is enhancement of weak contrastsStructure Boost is enhancement of weak contrasts

    amplification

    0 1 2 3

    amplification

    60 60

    40

    20

    0

    40

    20

    00 150 0 1500

    -20

    -40

    0

    -20

    -40

    local input local output -60 -60

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    contrast contrast

  • Structure Preference is amplification ofStructure Preference is amplification offine details (+ values) --- big structures (- values)

    reduce reduce reducelowpass

    lowpass

    lowpass

    lowpass

    compose

    enhance enhance enhance enhance

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  • Structure Preference

    reduce reduce reduce

    Structure Preferencefine details (+ values) --- big structures (- values)

    lowpass

    lowpass

    lowpass

    lowpass

    compose

    enhance enhance enhance enhance

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  • D il CDetail Contrast is enhancement of strong contrasts

    • Number A:normal contrast film cannotnormal contrast film cannot show all grey-levels

    • Number B:a low contrast film can show all grey-levels, but there is no ‘contrast’ in the image!no contrast in the image!

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  • D il C E hDetail Contrast Enhancement

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  • D il C E hDetail Contrast Enhancement

    Original image

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  • D il C E hDetail Contrast Enhancement

    Low pass filter

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  • D il C E hDetail Contrast Enhancement

    Corrected image

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  • UNIQUE nonlinear enhancement distinction of 3 dimensionsUNIQUE nonlinear enhancement, distinction of 3 dimensions

    Amplification

    Sub bands

    large

    small

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    Original contrast

  • UNIQUE nonlinear enhancement DC works like DCE/DRRUNIQUE nonlinear enhancement, DC works like DCE/DRRno enhancementno enhancement

    Amplification

    Sub bands

    DCDCConstant over the

    whole range

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    Original contrast

  • UNIQUE nonlinear enhancement DC works like DCE/DRRUNIQUE nonlinear enhancement, DC works like DCE/DRRmedium enhancementmedium enhancement

    Amplification

    Sub bands

    DCDCConstant over the

    whole range

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    Original contrast

  • UNIQUE nonlinear enhancement DC works like DCE/DRRUNIQUE nonlinear enhancement, DC works like DCE/DRRfull enhancementfull enhancement

    Amplification

    Sub bands

    DCDCConstant over the

    whole range

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    Original contrast

  • UNIQUE nonlinear enhancement DC works like DCE/DRRUNIQUE nonlinear enhancement, DC works like DCE/DRR

    Amplification

    Sub bands

    DCDCConstant over the

    whole range

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    Original contrast

  • UNIQUE nonlinear enhancement DC works like DCE/DRR but do not enhanceUNIQUE nonlinear enhancement, DC works like DCE/DRR, but do not enhance initially already high contrasts

    SCLAmplification SCL

    Sub bands

    DCDCConstant over the

    whole range

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    Original contrast

  • UNIQUE nonlinear enhancement add additional structure boost for initiallyUNIQUE nonlinear enhancement, add additional structure boost for initially weak contrasts

    WCLAmplification WCL

    Sub bands

    SB

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    Original contrast

  • UNIQUE nonlinear enhancement add additional structure boost not equal forUNIQUE nonlinear enhancement, add additional structure boost, not equal for all subbands

    Amplification Structure preferenceHere: slider to the right decreases“large” subbands

    Sub bands

    g

    small

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    Original contrast

  • Structure preferenceStructure preference

    3.5

    amplification factor 'hand'

    1 01.52.02.53.03.5

    3.5

    amplification factor 'dorsal spine'

    0 5 10 15 20 25 30 12

    34

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    subband

    1.0

    1.01.52.02.53.0

    25 30 35 40local input contrast 01

    amplification factor 'pelvis' 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40local input contrast 01

    23

    45

    6

    subband

    2 02.53.03.5

    04

    56

    1.01.52.0

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    0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40local input contrast 01

    23subband

  • St t B t Off tStructure Boost Offset

    Structure boostOffset = max

    catio

    nStructure boost

    =constant

    Am

    plifi

    c

    Offset = 0

    Offset = 1

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  • C t t b lContrast balance• Contrast balance slider is used to define if the enhancements are to be

    applied only in the ROI (centre of Histogram), or in the full histogram.pp y ( g ), g• CB = 1 Gaussian curve like film/screen• CB = 0 Enhancement independent from ROI• This is a nice tool to show or suppress the skin border in Mammograms

    CB = 0CB = 0

    ampl

    CB = 0.7

    ification

    CB = 1

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    CB = 1

    ROI X-ray energy

  • N i filtNoise filter

    catio

    n NLA

    mpl

    ific

    NS = maxDensity

    NS = max

    NC

    NS = min

    The NL (Noise limit) slider specifies at which

    1.0

    NC The NL (Noise limit) slider specifies at whichdensity the noise filter becomes active.The NS (Noise step) slider specifies how fluent the filter becomes active.

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    the filter becomes active.The NC (Noise compensation) slider specifies how much noise compensation is applied.