Daffodil International University
Course Code: CSE 423
Course Name: Embedded System
Presented by:
Md Nazmul Hossain Mir
163-15-8386
Presented to:
Sraboni Dhar
Lecturer
Department of CSE
Daffodil International University
Biomedical Image Processing
Biomedical image processing is a very broad field; it
covers biomedical signal gathering, image forming,
picture processing, and image display
to medical diagnosis based on features extracted
from images.
NEED OF IMAGE
PROCESSING IN MEDICINE
• Changing density dynamic range of B/W images.
• Restoration and smoothing of images.
• Registration of multiple images and creating mosaic of multiple images.
• Construction of 3-D images from 2-D images.
• Generation of negative images.
• Removal of artifacts from the image.
• It has also helped doctors to make keyhole surgeries without opening too
much of the body.
Types Of Images
1.Analog image:
• An analog image is described by the spatial distribution of brightness or
gray levels that reflect a distribution of detected energy.
• The image can be displayed using a medium such as paper or film.
2.Digital image:
• A digital image is discrete in both spatial and intensity (gray level)
domains
• A discrete spatial location of finite size with a discrete gray-level value is
called a pixel.
Image processing covers
Image processing covers four main areas:
Image formation.
Visualization
Analysis of image.
Management of the acquired information.
Bio medical image processing

Bio medical image processing

  • 1.
    Daffodil International University CourseCode: CSE 423 Course Name: Embedded System Presented by: Md Nazmul Hossain Mir 163-15-8386 Presented to: Sraboni Dhar Lecturer Department of CSE Daffodil International University
  • 2.
    Biomedical Image Processing Biomedicalimage processing is a very broad field; it covers biomedical signal gathering, image forming, picture processing, and image display to medical diagnosis based on features extracted from images.
  • 3.
    NEED OF IMAGE PROCESSINGIN MEDICINE • Changing density dynamic range of B/W images. • Restoration and smoothing of images. • Registration of multiple images and creating mosaic of multiple images. • Construction of 3-D images from 2-D images. • Generation of negative images. • Removal of artifacts from the image. • It has also helped doctors to make keyhole surgeries without opening too much of the body.
  • 4.
    Types Of Images 1.Analogimage: • An analog image is described by the spatial distribution of brightness or gray levels that reflect a distribution of detected energy. • The image can be displayed using a medium such as paper or film. 2.Digital image: • A digital image is discrete in both spatial and intensity (gray level) domains • A discrete spatial location of finite size with a discrete gray-level value is called a pixel.
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    Image processing covers Imageprocessing covers four main areas: Image formation. Visualization Analysis of image. Management of the acquired information.