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Antonio Rienzo1, Miguel Bustamante2, Ricardo Staub3
1Escuela de Ingeniería Biomédica, Universidad de Valparaíso, Valparaíso 2362905, Chile.
Abstract:
This study introduces a dual-filter X-ray image enhancement technique designed to elevate the quality of radiographic images of the knee, breast, and wrist, employing the Cream and Bosso algorithms. Our quantitative analysis reveals significant improvements in bone, edge definition, and contrast (p < 0.001). The processing parameters are derived from the relationship between entropy metrics and the filtering parameter d. The results demonstrate contrast enhancements for knee radiographs and for wrist radiographs, while maintaining acceptable noise levels. Comparisons are made with CLAHE techniques, unsharp masking, and deep-learning-based models. This method is a reliable and computationally efficient approach to enhancing clinical diagnosis in resource-limited settings, thereby improving robustness and interpretability.
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