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摘要
In clinical applications, the X-ray spectra from tungsten are continuous, and include both attenuation and phase effects for in-line X-ray imaging. A new approach for extracting the pure phase effect from the mixed images is presented. In this work, a normalized imaging formula independent of the light intensity is derived for the polychromatic case. Taking both photoelectric and Compton interactions into account, the attenuation effects at 70 and 50 kVp for borosilicate pyrex, air, and water are accurately calculated and shown to be stable across these substances. The attenuation effect at the interface can be greatly weakened by the subtraction of the attenuation effects of two normalized images, thus revealing details of the phase effect. The experimental results show that this approach is valid.
