Asian Journal of Information Technology

Year: 2006
Volume: 5
Issue: 4
Page No. 448 - 453

Intelligent Fractured Image Retrieval From Medical Image Databases

Authors : H. Khanna Nehemiah , A. Kannan and D. Senthil Kumar

Abstract: The retrieval of stored medical images matching an input medical image is an imperative form of content-based retrieval. For efficient similarity image retrieval and integration, the medical images should be processed systematically to extract a representing feature space vector for each member image. This study explains a system, which takes a fractured image as a query image and retrieves the similar images from the image database using distance metrics and also provides the radiologists with details about the type of fracture and the treatment recommended. The key objective of present research is to retrieve similar X-ray images of fractured reports using K-Nearest Neighbor. Images are matched using color in gray level and texture attributes. Similarity between images is established based on the respective numeric values (Signature). Features are extracted from X-ray images. Indexing is also performed on extracted features using a k-d tree data structure for images and is stored in a backend database for effective retrieval.

How to cite this article:

H. Khanna Nehemiah , A. Kannan and D. Senthil Kumar , 2006. Intelligent Fractured Image Retrieval From Medical Image Databases. Asian Journal of Information Technology, 5: 448-453.

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