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VOL. 8, ISSUE 1 (2026)
Deep learning–based image reconstruction in Low-Dose CT
Authors
Diya Ul Nisa, Pratik Virat
Abstract

In computed tomography (CT), artificial intelligence-based image reconstruction has become a revolutionary method for enhancing image quality and lowering radiation exposure.When compared to traditional filtered back projection and conventional iterative reconstruction, AI techniques, especially deep learning, enable superior noise reduction and artifact suppression by learning intricate mappings from noisy or undersampled projection data to high-quality images. For low-contrast lesion detection and overall diagnostic confidence, these models can maintain or even improve spatial resolution and noise texture. AI reconstruction has shown previously unheard-of performance in difficult situations like low-dose, sparse-view, and limited-angle CT, enabling clinically acceptable images from drastically reduced data.

Beyond image quality, AI methods can be incorporated into current CT systems as a software update and provide quick reconstruction times that are compatible with standard workflows. In order to guarantee generalizability, interpretability, and safety across vendors and patient populations, ongoing research focuses on network architectures, training techniques, and strong validation. AI image reconstruction is anticipated to become a crucial part of next-generation CT as these issues are resolved, facilitating dose optimization, increased diagnostic precision, and better patient care.
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Pages:7-11
How to cite this article:
Diya Ul Nisa, Pratik Virat "Deep learning–based image reconstruction in Low-Dose CT". International Journal of Radiology Research, Vol 8, Issue 1, 2026, Pages 7-11
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