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Non-recurrent intra-scan motion, such as respiration, corrupts rotational coronary angiography acquisitions and inhibits uncompensated 3D reconstruction. Therefore, state-of-the-art algorithms that rely on 3D/2D registration of initial reconstructions to the projection data are unfavorable as prior models of sufficient quality cannot be obtained. To overcome this limitation, we propose a compensation method that optimizes a task-based autofocus measure using graphical model-based optimization.
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