Chest radiographs play an important role in the diagnosis of lung cancer. Detection of pulmonary nodules in chest radiographs forms the basis of early detection. Due to its sparse bone structure and overlapping of the nodule with ribs and clavicles the nodule is difficult to detect in conventional chest radiographs. We present a technique based on Independent Component Analysis (ICA) for the suppression of posterior ribs and clavicles which will en-hance the visibility of the nodules and aid the radiologist in diagnosis. 1
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Abstract- Computer aided scheme for pulmonary nodule detection in chest radiographs are to detect th...
The identification and segmentation of target objects from medical images is often confused by other...
Lung cancer becomes very common in our environment. Many computer-aided detection (CADe) schemes are...
Projection images, such as those routinely acquired in radiological practice, are difficult to analy...
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Research Doctorate - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)Lung cancer is one of the most deadly diseases. World...
: We propose a method for detection of rib shadows in chest radiographs that uses the knowledge of h...
To assess the effect of bone suppression imaging on observer performance in detecting lung nodules i...
Chest radiography still represents the most commonly performed X-ray examination because it is readi...
The analysis of X-ray imagery is the standard pre-screening approach for lung cancer. Unlike CT-scan...
Abstract—When lung nodules overlap with ribs or clavicles in chest radiographs, it can be difficult ...
This paper investigates using rib-bone atlases for automatic detection of rib-bones in chest X-rays ...
The use of image processing techniques and Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) systems has proved to be e...
We describe a computational model for the ribcage anatomy seen in a posterior-anterior chest radiogr...
AbstractThis paper presents an automated and comprehensive system for eliminating rib shadows in che...
Abstract- Computer aided scheme for pulmonary nodule detection in chest radiographs are to detect th...
The identification and segmentation of target objects from medical images is often confused by other...
Lung cancer becomes very common in our environment. Many computer-aided detection (CADe) schemes are...
Projection images, such as those routinely acquired in radiological practice, are difficult to analy...
Typically, inspiration is preferred when xraying the lungs. The x-ray technologist will ask a patien...
Research Doctorate - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)Lung cancer is one of the most deadly diseases. World...
: We propose a method for detection of rib shadows in chest radiographs that uses the knowledge of h...
To assess the effect of bone suppression imaging on observer performance in detecting lung nodules i...
Chest radiography still represents the most commonly performed X-ray examination because it is readi...
The analysis of X-ray imagery is the standard pre-screening approach for lung cancer. Unlike CT-scan...
Abstract—When lung nodules overlap with ribs or clavicles in chest radiographs, it can be difficult ...
This paper investigates using rib-bone atlases for automatic detection of rib-bones in chest X-rays ...
The use of image processing techniques and Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) systems has proved to be e...
We describe a computational model for the ribcage anatomy seen in a posterior-anterior chest radiogr...