2020
DOI: 10.20956/jrvi.v4i1.8431
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Determining Image Opacity in Broiler Respiratory Radiographic Using ImageJ and Ansel Adam’s Zone System

Abstract: The diagnosis of diseases of the respiratory, lung, and air sacs generally uses radiographic images by radiologists. Therefore, the results are very subjective, causing differences in the interpretation and diagnosis among different radiologists. A radiographic image reading needs to be made in the form of a simple, fast, and accurate algorithm. The study aimed to reduce subjectivity and be easily carried out by radiology medical personnel, especially veterinarians. This study carried out density measurements … Show more

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“…The resulting value in radiopacity measurements using Image J is called the gray value. 40,41 Gray value that can be obtained is between 0-255. Gray value 0 is for radiolucent, while 255 is for total X-ray absorption, causing a white or radiopaque image.…”
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“…The resulting value in radiopacity measurements using Image J is called the gray value. 40,41 Gray value that can be obtained is between 0-255. Gray value 0 is for radiolucent, while 255 is for total X-ray absorption, causing a white or radiopaque image.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Gray value 0 is for radiolucent, while 255 is for total X-ray absorption, causing a white or radiopaque image. 40 Based on research conducted by Kuter and Uzel. 20 GIC radiopacity of 148.3 was measured using Image J.…”
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“…To assess opacity modifications in eye lenses using TEM micrographs, an adapted protocol based on Wirahadikesuma et al was implemented [ 31 ]. Micrographs were analysed using ImageJ version 1.53 k [ 24 ].…”
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confidence: 99%