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Abstract
Photoacoustic imaging (PAI) is an emerging noninvasive imaging modality that merges the high contrast of optical imaging with the high resolution of ultrasonic imaging. Low-quality photoacoustic reconstruction with sparse data due to sparse spatial sampling and limited view detection is a major obstacle to the popularization of PAI for medical applications. Deep learning has been considered as the best solution to this problem in the past decade. In this paper, we propose what we believe to be a novel architecture, named DPM-UNet, which consists of the U-Net backbone with additional position embedding block and two multi-kernel-size convolution blocks, a dilated dense block and dilated multi-kernel-size convolution block. Our method was experimentally validated with both simulated data and in vivo data, achieving a SSIM of 0.9824 and a PSNR of 33.2744 dB. Furthermore, the reconstructed images of our proposed method were compared with those obtained by other advanced methods. The results have shown that our proposed DPM-UNet has a great advantage in PAI over other methods with respect to the imaging effect and memory consumption.
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