Inventors list

Assignees list

Classification tree browser

Top 100 Inventors

Top 100 Assignees


CEFLA SOCIETA' COOPERATIVA

CEFLA SOCIETA' COOPERATIVA Patent applications
Patent application numberTitlePublished
20080232544METHOD FOR SYNCHRONISING AN EMITTER AND A DETECTOR IN A COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY SCANNER - In a computed tomography scanner provided with an emitter for emitting a beam of radiation through an object to be analysed and a detector for acquiring radiographies of the object, the detector generates a synchronisation signal corresponding to its state of activation for acquiring the radiographies, and the emitter is controlled via the synchronisation signal in such a way that the beam of radiation will be emitted when the detector is already activated.09-25-2008
20080232543METHOD FOR ACTIVATION OF AN EMITTER OF A COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY SCANNER - In a computed tomography scanner having an emitter for emitting a beam of given radiation through an object to be analysed, a detector for receiving said beam after the beam itself has traversed the object, and a rotating arm, which supports the emitter and the detector and rotates the emitter and the detector about the object along a series of angular positions, there is generated a succession of first pulses, each of which activates the detector in one respective angular position, and a succession of second pulses for activating the emitter so that it will emit a dose of radiation in each angular position, associated to which is a respective dose of radiation in such a way as to pre-define a distribution of doses of radiation along the series of angular positions.09-25-2008
20080232539METHOD FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION OF A PANORAMIC IMAGE OF AN OBJECT, AND A COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY SCANNER IMPLEMENTING SAID METHOD - In a computed tomography scanner, the panoramic image of an object to be analysed is reconstructed by: acquiring volumetric tomographic data of the object; extracting, from the volumetric tomographic data, tomographic data corresponding to at least three sections of the object identified by respective mutually parallel planes; determining, on each section extracted, a respective trajectory that a profile of the object follows in an area corresponding to said section; determining a first surface transverse to said planes such as to comprise the trajectories; and generating the panoramic image on the basis of a part of the volumetric tomographic data identified as a function of said surface.09-25-2008