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REVIEW ON BRAIN TUMOR IMAGE ENHANCEMENT USING FILTER

1Jyoti Sharma,²Dilip Ahirwar,³Anjan Gupta

1Research Scholar ,VLSI Design , ADINA , Sagar

23Asstt. Prof , Department of EC , ADINA , Sagar

Abstract: Filtering technique is used for filtering the tumor images out of good ones using pixels.The goal of our approach is to justify bounding box algorithm separately and with which is based on Anisotropic Diffusion Filter. Dataset have been tested with bounding box approach in two different manner exiting bounding box and modified bounding box based on Anisotropic Diffusion Filter approach. Difference can be seen in results. where modified bounding box method can locate tumor accurately than old one while old bounding box approach give best result for different type of Dataset..

1. INTRODUCTION

A brain tumor is a collection (or mass) of abnormal cells in the brain. A tumor can cause cancer, which is a leading cause of death and is responsible for approximately 13% of all deaths worldwide. The incidence of cancer is increasing at a dangerous rate in the world. Therefore it is very important to detect tumors in the first stage. Great knowledge and experience are required on radiology to detect exact tumors in medical imaging. [3-5] MRI is the most flexible of our diagnostic imaging methods, with the ability to show a wide range of parameters in the living subject and provide excellent spatial resolution. Brain Tumor Detection Form There are several stages in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Segmentation is considered a necessary but difficult step in classical imaging classification and analysis. Therefore, it is very important that the MRI images should be split correctly before asking the computer for precise diagnosis.[8-11]

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3. RESULT AND DISCUSSION 3.1 Discussion

Brain tumors may be characterized as either primary or secondary. Primary brain tumors are those which arise initially in the central nervous system (CNS) or its adjacent structures. In contrast, secondary tumors arise outside of the CNS and secondarily metastasize to the brain or its adjacent structures. (3)

It is rare for CNS tumors to metastasize to other parts of the body.

Intracranial tumors, such as infiltrating gliomas, may spread along white matter tracts. Other modes of spread within the CNS include cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) spaces. Intracranial metastatic disease involving the CSF is known as meningeal carcinomatosis and often carries a poor prognosis. A classification of brain tumors is listed below.

Table 3.1 Incidence of Primary Brain Tumors

Primary Brain Tumors %

Glioma 50

Meningioma 20

Pituitary tumor 10 Craniopharyngioma 2

Lymphoma 2

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2 3.2 Anisotropic Diffusion Filter

Brain Tumor is a fatal disease which cannot be confidently detected without MRI.

In the project, it is tried to detect whether patient’s brain has tumor or not from MRI image using MATLAB simulation.

To pave the way for morphological operation on MRI image, the image was first filtered using Anisotropic Diffusion Filter to reduce contrast between consecutive pixels. After that the image was resized and utilizing a threshold value image was converted to a black and white image manually. This primary filters the plausible locations for tumor presence. On this semi processed image morphological operations have been applied and information on solidity and areas of the plausible locations was obtained. A minimum value of both of these characters has been determined from statistical average of different MRI images containing tumor. Then it was used to deliver final detection result.

Fig.3.1 IM7 AND IM1

4 RESULT DISCUSSION

The goal of our approach is to justify bounding box algorithm separately and with which is based on Anisotropic Diffusion Filter .Dataset have been tested with bounding box approach in two different manner exiting bounding box and modified bounding box based on Anisotropic Diffusion Filter approach.

Difference can be seen in results where modified bounding box method can locate tumor accurately than old one while old bounding box approach give best result for different type of Dataset .we can use both of them as per the requirement of sample and dataset.New bounding box approach have been developed to solve problems related to tumor detection for certain cases

5. CONCLUSION

This compares various techniques for segmenting the brain tumor disease.

Technique is Anisotropic Diffusion Filter

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3 used for capturing the diseased MRI images through plotting and comparing them with their nearest neighbors. Filtering technique is used for filtering the tumor images out of good ones using pixels. Bounding box is based upon change detection principle, where a region of change (D) is detected on a test image (I), when compared with a reference image (R).

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