In ultrasound (US) imaging, denoising is intended to im-prove quantitative image analysis techniques. In this paper, a new version of the Non Local (NL) Means filter adapted for US images is proposed. Originally developed for Gaussian noise removal, a Bayesian framework is used to adapt the NL means filter for speckle noise. Experiments were carried out on synthetic data sets with different speckle simulations. Results show that our NL means-based speckle filter outper-forms the classical implementation of the NL means filter, as well as two other speckle adapted denoising methods (SRAD and SBF filters). Index Terms — Image restoration, Image enhancement, Acoustics, Acoustic application
Cataloged from PDF version of article.An adaptive smoothing technique for speckle suppression in med...
Ultrasound imaging is one of the most used modalities in medicine since it is low cost and has no io...
The occurrence of speckle noise in medical Ultrasound (US) images poses a big challenge to medical...
In ultrasound (US) imaging, denoising is intended to im-prove quantitative image analysis techniques...
In ultrasound (US) imaging, denoising is intended to improve quantitative image analysis techniques....
International audienceIn ultrasound (US) imaging, denoising is intended to improve quantitative imag...
International audienceIn image processing, restoration is expected to improve the qualitative inspec...
Enhancement of ultrasound (US) images is required for proper visual inspection and further pre-proce...
Ultrasound images are affected by the speckle phenomenon, a multiplicative noise that degrades image...
Ultrasound images are characterized by speckle, a multiplicative noise that degrades their quality. ...
ABSTRACT Medical Images are very often corrupted by various types of noise including speckle noise, ...
Medical ultrasound scanning is a widely used diagnostic imaging modality in health-care. Speckle is ...
Speckle noise formed as a result of the coherent nature of ultrasound imaging affects the lesion det...
Accurate visualization and quantification of human structure is an important prerequisite for a numb...
Speckle Noise is a natural characteristic of medical ultrasound images. It is a term used for the gr...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.An adaptive smoothing technique for speckle suppression in med...
Ultrasound imaging is one of the most used modalities in medicine since it is low cost and has no io...
The occurrence of speckle noise in medical Ultrasound (US) images poses a big challenge to medical...
In ultrasound (US) imaging, denoising is intended to im-prove quantitative image analysis techniques...
In ultrasound (US) imaging, denoising is intended to improve quantitative image analysis techniques....
International audienceIn ultrasound (US) imaging, denoising is intended to improve quantitative imag...
International audienceIn image processing, restoration is expected to improve the qualitative inspec...
Enhancement of ultrasound (US) images is required for proper visual inspection and further pre-proce...
Ultrasound images are affected by the speckle phenomenon, a multiplicative noise that degrades image...
Ultrasound images are characterized by speckle, a multiplicative noise that degrades their quality. ...
ABSTRACT Medical Images are very often corrupted by various types of noise including speckle noise, ...
Medical ultrasound scanning is a widely used diagnostic imaging modality in health-care. Speckle is ...
Speckle noise formed as a result of the coherent nature of ultrasound imaging affects the lesion det...
Accurate visualization and quantification of human structure is an important prerequisite for a numb...
Speckle Noise is a natural characteristic of medical ultrasound images. It is a term used for the gr...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.An adaptive smoothing technique for speckle suppression in med...
Ultrasound imaging is one of the most used modalities in medicine since it is low cost and has no io...
The occurrence of speckle noise in medical Ultrasound (US) images poses a big challenge to medical...