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Bonfring International Journal of Advances in Image Processing

Online ISSN: 2277-503X Print ISSN: 2250-1053 Frequency: 4 Issues/Year

Impact Factor: 0.245 | International Scientific Indexing(ISI) calculate based on International Citation Report(ICR)

Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Based on VBM Computing of MR Brain Volume

A. Neethu Anto and T. Manjula


Abstract
As Alzheimer?s is a progressive degenerative disease that attacks brain. Thus the diagnosis of alzheimer?s is very much important. The work here is concerned with Voxel Based Morphometry (VBM) incorporating normalisation, segmentation and smoothing. The result gives an active region which further needs an evaluation to justify the diagnosis. When properly processed, output images from VBM can represent foundations for diagnostic purposes. An integrated approach is used to take advantage of VBM?s ability to fine segmentation based on voxel comparisons of Gray Matter (GM), White Matter (WM) and Cerebro Spinal Fluid (CSF). The result of which renders the proper diagnosis of Alzheimer?s. The VBM approach to extract the MR brain image features voxel by voxel and classify them into various sets of classes for proper identification of Alzheimer?s. A VBM approach has been introduced to overcome the individual weaknesses and to offer more appealing features. This approach is highly useful in the medical field as it helps in providing proper treatment for various stages of cognitive impairment.
Keywords Voxel Based Morphometry, Grey Matter; Whitematter, Cerebro Spinal Fluid
Volume 2
Issue Special Issue on Communication Technology Interventions for Rural and Social Development
Pages 86-90
Issue Date February , 2012
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