An Investigation towards Challenges in medical image processing

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Dr BALASUBRAMANIAN B
R GEETHA
G LAVANYA
JINI THOMAS

Abstract

Imaging is important in today's healthcare since it is used at every stage of the clinical process, from diagnosis and treatment planning to surgery and follow-up investigations. Large data volumes provide issues for medical image processing because most imaging modalities have gone completely digital with ever- increasing resolution. This work, address difficulties in the range of Kilo- to Terabytes related to bioimaging, virtual reality in medical visualisations, bioimage management, and neuroimaging. Algorithms for image processing and visualisation must be modified due to the growing volume of data. With the aid of graphical processing units, scalable algorithms and sophisticated parallelization strategies have been created. This publication provides a summary of them. Although these methods are managing the difficulty from Kilo to Terabyte, the Petabyte level is quickly approaching. Medical image processing is still an important area of study because of this.

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Dr BALASUBRAMANIAN B, R GEETHA, G LAVANYA, & JINI THOMAS. (2023). An Investigation towards Challenges in medical image processing. Journal of Advanced Zoology, 44(S7), 1552–1562. https://doi.org/10.53555/jaz.v44iS7.3383
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Dr BALASUBRAMANIAN B

Department of Biomedical Engineering, Excel Engineering College (Autonomous), Komarapalayam, Namakkal, Tamil Nadu.

R GEETHA

Department of Biomedical Engineering, Excel Engineering College (Autonomous), Komarapalayam, Namakkal, Tamil Nadu.

G LAVANYA

Department of Biomedical Engineering, Excel Engineering College (Autonomous), Komarapalayam, Namakkal, Tamil Nadu.

JINI THOMAS

Department of Biomedical Engineering, Excel Engineering College (Autonomous), Komarapalayam, Namakkal, Tamil Nadu.

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