Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 2015 · 23 citations · 14 references
Life SciencesAnatomyAnimal SciencesAnimal AnatomyDiagnostic ImagingEquine ScienceImage AnalysisImaging AnatomyMedical Image AnalysisRadiographic AssessmentSkeletal AnatomyAnimal Bone AnalysisBone DiagnosisImage-based DiagnosisMorphological DescriptorsNavicular AnatomyNeural Morphological AnalysisNon-invasive Examination
The aim of this study was investigate the possibility of using methods of computer image analysis for the assessment and classification of morphological variability and the state of health of horse navicular bone. Assumption was that the classification based on information contained in the graphical form two-dimensional digital images of navicular bone and information of horse health. The first step in the research was define the classes of analyzed bones, and then using methods of computer image analysis for obtaining characteristics from these images. This characteristics were correlated with data concerning the animal, such as: side of hooves, number of navicular syndrome (scale 0-3), type, sex, age, weight, information about lace, information about heel. This paper shows the introduction to the study of use the neural image analysis in the diagnosis of navicular bone syndrome. Prepared method can provide an introduction to the study of non-invasive way to assess the condition of the horse navicular bone.
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