1Application for patent filed June 07, 1995. According to the appellant, this application is a continuation o 08/405,396, filed March 15, 1995, w07/991,050, filed December 15, 1992. slices. In particular, as shown in Figure 1, gantry 22 rotates and X-ray source 24 and top and bottom detector arrays 26 and 28 are disposed on the gantry 22 in diametrically opposite positions. The data processed for a set of paired views taken by the respective detectors 26 and 28 is interpolated for each pair of views to the midplane by the block 74, and is then weighted to provide raw reconstructed image data for further processing. Representative independent claim 17 is reproduced as follows: 17. A helical computerized tomography system in which an x-ray tube for radiating an x-ray and an object irradiated with the x-ray are relatively rotated with respect to each other, and the x-ray tube and the object are relatively moved along an axial direction of the object, thus performing a helical scan on the object, and the x-ray transmitted through the object is detected by an x-ray detector, thus reconstructing a tomograph at a desired position of a reference plane of reconstruction in the axial direction, said apparatus comprising: a radiation detector arrangement having first and second array of detectors disposed along the axial direction of the object for collecting transmitted data of the x-ray transmitted through the object during the helical scan; data extracting means for extracting first and second transmitted data each collected by said first and second arrays of detectors, the first and second transmitted data correspond to a same detector angle but different axial positions and the data extracting means extract one of the first and second transmitted data closer to the reference 3Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007