Automatic panoramic medical image stitching improvement based on feature-based approach

Abstract

Clarification publications in the medical field are very important in making doctors the right decision by finding evidence to support his decision, therefore, the importance of collecting medical images and combining them with multiple overlapping areas of the same scene is important. This (processing, multimedia images and their medical applications) is very difficult. Our system proposed in this paper is applicable to the medical field of scoliosis and other Rib cage. The problem is the narrow vision of the X-ray machine and the lack of a large picture in one frame, the best solution is to combine more than one x-ray image into one panoramic image, our proposed method relies on in light of feature based methodology by Circle (Oriented-FAST and Rotated-BRIEF). The rapid wave approach is used to describe the feature through the use of BRIEF technology, the standard that has been adopted in our technology to describe the performance of the planning is based on the processing time and image quality created. The purpose of using the feature extraction approach in our technology is to obtain a high-resolution panoramic image plus short processing time, the results that we were able to obtain, according to the experimental results applied, resulted in ORB image quality and recording time.