Clinical Research & Clinical Trials

Imaging Research

The practise of creating photographs of bodily components for use in diagnosing or researching disorders in medicine is known as medical imaging. Around the world, millions of imaging procedures are performed each week. As image processing tools, including picture recognition, analysis, and enhancement, advance, so does medical imaging. The volume of tissues detected and the proportion of tissues that are identified both rise as a result of image processing. The use of image analysis techniques in this area explains how to use various image processing algorithms, like k-means, ROI-based segmentation, and watershed techniques, to illustrate image interpretation issues.