New AI models improve CT and CBCT metal artifact reduction
Researchers introduced SCMA, a structure-conditioned flow matching model for CT metal artifact reduction, alongside a Cycle-Consistent Adversarial Network for dental CBCT. Both methods aim to mitigate beam hardening and photon starvation artifacts that obscure clinical imaging.
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