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Feature extraction in medical ultrasonic image

Author(s)
Udomhunsakul, Somkait
Wongsita, Pichet
Date Issued
January 1, 2007
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1007/978-3-540-68017-8_69
Abstract
This paper presents a method for speckle noise reduction as well as feature extraction in medical ultrasonic images to effectively reduce the speckle noise and extract the object in ultrasonic images. In noise reduction process, the logarithm transform of the ultrasonic image is analyzed into wavelet domain by using 2D stationary wavelet transform (SWT). Next, the Weiner filter is used to apply over areas in each subband (HH, HL, LH and LL). Finally, the inverse wavelet transform is computed and applying the exponential. In feature extraction process, first the denoised image is enhanced by histogram equalization technique. Haar filter is used to extract the object. Moreover, nonmaxima suppression technique is adopted to get the edge localization. Finally, the adaptive hysteresis thresholding is applied to get the final result. The experiments show that the proposed algorithm can be detected well-localized and thin edges.
Citation
Ifmbe Proceedings, 15, 267-270, 2007
Subjects

Feature extraction

Nonmaxima suppression...

Speckle noise reducti...

Stationary Wavelet Tr...

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