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Differently oriented specialists and students involved in image processing and analysis need to have a firm grasp of concepts and methods used in this now widely utilized area. This book aims at being a single-source reference providing such foundations in the form of theoretical yet clear and easy to follow explanations of underlying generic concepts. Medical Image Processing, Reconstruction and Analysis – Concepts and Methods explains the general principles and methods of image processing and analysis, focusing namely on applications used in medical imaging. The content of this book is divided into three parts: Part I – Images as Multidimensional Signals provides the introduction to basic image processing theory, explaining it for both analogue and digital image representations. Part II – Imaging Systems as Data Sources offers a non-traditional view on imaging modalities, explaining their principles influencing properties of the obtained images that are to be subsequently processed by methods described in this book. Newly, principles of novel modalities, as spectral CT, functional MRI, ultrafast planar-wave ultrasonography and optical coherence tomography are included. Part III – Image Processing and Analysis focuses on tomographic image reconstruction, image fusion and methods of image enhancement and restoration; further it explains concepts of low-level image analysis as texture analysis, image segmentation and morphological transforms. A new chapter deals with selected areas of higher-level analysis, as principal and independent component analysis and particularly the novel analytic approach based on deep learning. Briefly, also the medical image-processing environment is treated, including processes for image archiving and communication. Features Presents a theoretically exact yet understandable explanation of image processing and analysis concepts and methods Offers practical interpretations of all theoretical conclusions, as derived in the consistent explanation Provides a concise treatment of a wide variety of medical imaging modalities including novel ones, with respect to properties of provided image data

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Author:   Jiri Jan (Brno University of Technology, FEEC, Brno, Czech Republic)
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   CRC Press
Edition:   2nd edition
Volume:   2
Weight:   1.220kg
ISBN:  

9781138310285

ISBN 10:   113831028
Pages:   598
Publication Date:   11 September 2019
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

PART I Images as Multidimensional Signals Chapter 1 Analogue (Continuous-Space) Image Representation Chapter 2 Digital Image Representation PART II Imaging Systems as Data Sources Chapter 3 Planar X-Ray Imaging Chapter 5 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Chapter 6 Nuclear Imaging Chapter 7 Ultrasonography Chapter 8 Other Modalities PART III Image Processing and Analysis Chapter 9 Reconstructing Tomographic Images Chapter 10 Image Fusion Chapter 11 Image Enhancement Chapter 12 Image Restoration Chapter 13 Lower-Level Image Analysis Chapter 14 Selected Higher-Level Image Analysis Methods Chapter 15 Medical Image Processing Environment

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Jiri Jan is a full Professor within the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Brno University in the Czech Republic. He has been an active researcher and educator in medical image processing and analysis over the past thirty years. He is the founding president of the European Association of Medical Imaging and has written over 200 peer reviewed journal articles, 30 book chapters and authored/edited four books within medical imaging.

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