Application of the X-Ray Measurement Model to Image Processing of X-Ray Radiographs

Siwek, E. M.; Gray, Joseph N.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-2848-7_47

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“…X-rays are high energy, ionizing, electro-magnetic radiation in the range of lKeV to lMeV [2]. Although they are invisible to human eyes they have a photographic action similar to visible light.…”

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Photo-densitometry: radiograph digitization and algorithmic enhancement of x-ray images

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Photo-densitometry: radiograph digitization and algorithmic enhancement of x-ray images

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A one-dimensional fluid simulation method of branching narrow vessel for real-time angiography simulation

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2017

2017 39th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC)

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This paper proposes a one-dimensional fluid simulation method for real-time simulation of the contrast medium in a narrow blood vessel. A narrow vessel is modeled with the branches organized in a hierarchy. The density of the contrast medium on each branch is computed using the one-dimensional fluid model. The density at the last point of branch is conveyed to the first point of the following branches. The position of the density computation is determined to continuously convey the simulation results from a large vessel to a narrow vessel. The average computation time with the proposed method is 16.18 ms that is less than 21.25 ms of the particle-based method.

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Automated image inspection using wavelet decomposition and fuzzy rule-based classifier

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Application of the X-Ray Measurement Model to Image Processing of X-Ray Radiographs

Abstract: Siwek, Elizabeth M., "Application of the X-ray measurement model to image processing of X-ray radiographs" (1994). Retrospective Theses and Dissertations. 255.

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Photo-densitometry: radiograph digitization and algorithmic enhancement of x-ray images

Photo-densitometry: radiograph digitization and algorithmic enhancement of x-ray images

A one-dimensional fluid simulation method of branching narrow vessel for real-time angiography simulation

Automated image inspection using wavelet decomposition and fuzzy rule-based classifier

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