This paper proposes the reconstruction of craniofacial fracture using rational cubic Ball curve. The idea of choosing Ball curve is based on its robustness of computing efficiency over Bezier curve. The main steps are conversion of Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (Dicom) images to binary images, boundary extraction and corner point detection, Ball curve fitting with genetic algor...

2000 by the America DICOM cardiac standard became universally accepted throughout the world as the only method appropriate for exchange of digital angiographic images. More recently, the DICOM Standards Committee has adopted a high-resolution standard, defined as 1024 1024 pixel images with up to 12 bits (4096 levels) of gray scale per pixel. The large quantities of digital data required to rep...

The paper describes a computer tool dedicated to the comprehensive analysis of lung changes in computed tomography (CT) images. correlation between dose delivered during radiotherapy and pulmonary fibrosis is offered as an example analysis. input data, DICOM (Digital Imaging Communications Medicine) format, provided from CT images distribution models patients. are processed using convolution ne...

The Orthanc server is a light-weight open-source picture imaging and archiving system (PACS) used to store digital communications in medicine (DICOM) data. It widely research environments as it free, scalable. To enable the use of stored radiotherapy (RT) data mining machine learning tasks, records need be extracted, validated, linked, presented usable format. This paper reports patient collect...

In medical imaging DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) format is the most commonly used format. Various medical imaging sources generate images in this format, which are collected in large database repository [1]. Various modalities of medical images such as CT scan, XRay, Ultrasound, Pathology, MRI, Microscopy, etc [2] are used to collect these images. From the analysis of t...

A teaching file of Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) images was developed. Selected computed tomographic, magnetic resonance, angiographic, nuclear medicine, and ultrasonographic images were transferred to a personal computer (PC) with a 75-GB hard drive. The database created from the DICOM header information was modified to include American College of Radiology (ACR) Learn...

Digital medical images are stored in the Imaging Communications Medicine (DICOM) standard where a 12-bit integer represents each pixel. However, commercial display devices only designed to work with an 8-bit such as JPEG or PNG. Traditional methods compress high dynamic range (HDR) low (LDR) visualize DICOM image. The compression process is linear transformation and LDR represented 8-bits forma...