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Title : SEGMENTATION OF CT SCAN LUMBAR SPINE IMAGE USING MEDIAN FILTER AND CANNY EDGE DETECTION ALGORITHM
Authors : E.Punarselvam, Dr.P.Suresh, R.Parthasarathy
Keywords : Spine Disc image, Finite Element Modelling,Median Filter, Canny Edge Detection, CT scan, Magnitude and Edge Length
Issue Date : September 2013.
Abstract :
The lumbar vertebrae are the largest segments of the movable part of the vertebral column, they are elected L1 to L5, starting at the top. The spinal column, more commonly called the backbone, is made up primarily of vertebrae discs, and the spinal cord. Acting as a communication conduit for the brain, signals are transmitted and received through the spinal cord. It is otherwise known as vertebral column consists of 24 separate bony vertebrae together with 5 fused vertebrae, it is the unique interaction between the solid and fluid components that provides the disc strength and flexibility required to bear loading of the lumbar spine. In this work the Segmentation of Spine Image using Median Filter and Canny Edge Detection Algorithm between lumbar spine CT scan spine disc image. The result shows that the canny edge detection algorithm produced better result when compared other edge detection algorithm. Finding the correct boundary in a noisy image of spine disc is still a difficult one. To find out absolute edges from noisy images, the comparative result can be verified and validated with the standard medical values. The result shows that the canny edge detection algorithm performs well and produced a solution very nearer to the optimal solution. This method is vigorous for all kinds of noisy images.
Page(s) : 806-814
ISSN : 0975–3397
Source : Vol. 5, Issue.09

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