Abstract

In medical science, abnormal growth of any cell is called cancer. Malignant region is nothing but the location of extra growth of any cell in the body. In this paper, we make attention on the different types of malignant region detection techniques using Thermal Infrared Images. We studied various imaging methods like thermal imaging, x-ray, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), optical imaging of abnormal cell in human body. It is analyzed that malignant regions of body helps to prove the cancer cells those are present within the body. The early detection of malignant region helps in saving the life of an individual. To obtain thermal images, a thermal camera is used which can detect temperature variations in the body, as low as 0.1°C. Thermal cameras capture the surface skin temperature which can vary due to emotion-specific, bio-physiological states in the human body.

Keywords: Medical Imaging; Malignant Region; Thermal Imaging; Cancer Biomedical

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Citation

Citation: Siddharth B Dabhade., et al. “Detection of Malignant Region of Diseased Images Using Thermal Camera". Acta Scientific Medical Sciences 4.8 (2020): 02-07.

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