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Fast absolute 3D CGO-based electrical impedance tomography on experimental tank data

  • S. J. Hamilton
  • , P. A. Muller
  • , D. Isaacson
  • , V. Kolehmainen
  • , J. Newell
  • , O. Rajabi Shishvan
  • , G. Saulnier
  • , J. Toivanen
  • Marquette University
  • Villanova University
  • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
  • University of Eastern Finland
  • University at Albany

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Abstract

Objective. To present the first 3D CGO-based absolute EIT reconstructions from experimental tank data. Approach. CGO-based methods for absolute EIT imaging are compared to traditional TV regularized non-linear least squares reconstruction methods. Additional robustness testing is performed by considering incorrect modeling of domain shape. Main Results. The CGO-based methods are fast, and show strong robustness to incorrect domain modeling comparable to classic difference EIT imaging and fewer boundary artefacts than the TV regularized non-linear least squares reference reconstructions. Significance. This work is the first to demonstrate fully 3D CGO-based absolute EIT reconstruction on experimental data and also compares to TV-regularized absolute reconstruction. The speed (1-5 s) and quality of the reconstructions is encouraging for future work in absolute EIT.

Original languageEnglish
Article number124001
JournalPhysiological Measurement
Volume43
Issue number12
DOIs
StatePublished - Dec 30 2022

Keywords

  • absolute imaging
  • complex geometrical optics
  • conductivity
  • electrical impedance tomography

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