Work place: Department of Computer Science, Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria
E-mail: gabrielaluko29@gmail.com
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Research Interests: Database Management System, Application Security, Computer Architecture and Organization, Computational Science and Engineering, Knowledge Management, Data Structures and Algorithms
Biography
Abiodun G. Aluko had a BSc degree in Computer Science from Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria. He is an experienced Information Technologist with different IT roles which include Data Protection on Windows and Linux machine, Microsoft Office 365, Application Lifecycle Management, IT Management, IT Support, IT Service Monitoring with technical knowledge in Cloud Computing. He has worked for some private companies which include Tee Vision Technologies, Fidelity Bank Plc and currently, he is working with Tek Experts as a Software Support Engineer on behalf of its client Micro Focus (Formerly HP/Hewlett Packard Enterprise), He has various certifications in Microsoft, Linux, Oracle, and Microfocus.
By Folasade Olubusola Isinkaye Abiodun Gabriel Aluko Olayinka Ayodele Jongbo
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijigsp.2021.05.03, Pub. Date: 8 Oct. 2021
Accurate medical image processing plays a crucial role in several clinical diagnoses by assisting physicians in timely treatment of wounds and mishaps. Medical doctors in the hospitals generally rely on examining bone x-ray images based on their expertise, knowledge and past experiences in determining whether a fracture exist in bone or not. Nevertheless, majority of fractures identification methods using X-rays in the hospitals is beyond human understanding due to variation in different attributes of fracture and complication of bone organization thereby making it difficult for doctors to correctly diagnose and proffer adequate treatment to patient ailments. The need for robust diagnostic image processing techniques for image segmentation for different bone structures cannot be overemphasized. This research implemented different image segmentation techniques on a bone x-ray image in order to identify the most efficient for timely medical diagnosis. Also, the strength and weaknesses of the diverse segmentation techniques were also identified. This will empowered researchers with appropriate knowledge needed to improve and build better image segmentation models which doctors can use in handling complex medical image processing problems. Also, miss rate in bone X-rays that contains multiple abnormalities can be lowered by using appropriate image segmentation techniques thereby improving some of the labor intensive work of medical personnel during bone diagnosis. MATLAB 9.7.0 programing tool was used for the implementation of the work. The results of X-ray bone segmentation revealed that active contour model using snake model showed the best performance in detecting boundaries and contours of regions of interest when used in segmenting Femur bone image than the other medical image segmentation approaches implemented in the work.
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