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The goal of the IEEE Signal Processing in Medicine and Biology (SPMB) Symposium is to increase the synergy between signal processing research and biomedical engineering The IEEE SPMB Symposium is a regional symposium intended to provide a forum where bioengineering and signal processing researchers can collaborate on emerging trends in signal processing Topics range from algorithms for signal and image processing to electronics and systems for clinical applications Student participation at both the graduate and undergraduate level is strongly encouraged.

Diagnostic imaging. --- Diagnostic imaging

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This dissertation by Carina Stenman focuses on the use of standardized ultrasound methods for examining the kidneys and liver, highlighting the advantages of this approach in clinical radiology. The work evaluates diagnostic variability and agreement between radiologists and sonographers using standardized protocols and cine-loop video documentation. The research comprises four quantitative studies, assessing inter- and intra-observer agreement and the impact of contrast-enhanced ultrasound on visibility of liver lesions. The findings suggest that standardized ultrasound procedures performed by radiographers can effectively support radiologists in diagnosis, potentially improving efficiency and consistency in medical imaging. The intended audience includes medical professionals and researchers in radiology and ultrasound imaging.

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Teleradiology and telemedicine receive particular attention as well as more usual areas such as image analysis, medical informatics, design, methodology, signal processing, data acquisition, and fuzzy and neural systems. Among specific topics of the 55 papers are the validation of a large medical database, a fuzzy-rule-based image enhancement method, a comparison of techniques for predicting epileptic seizures, and client/server design for the fast retrieval of large images on the Internet. The software safety workshop is also summarized. No subject index. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR.

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This Special Issue contains new developments and advanced ideas in optical spectroscopy and imaging for their active translation to biological and clinical practice. The published manuscripts provide new insight into state-of-the-art modern methods of biomedical optics and provides new knowledge to potential readers about possible areas of their application. It highlights the advantages and unique features of using optical diagnostic technologies in the detection and analysis of lesions. The articles discuss the development and application of optical methods, expanding the current diagnostic capabilities of various diseases, and other aspects of the use of spectroscopy and imaging in biology and clinical practice.

Diagnostic imaging. --- Cancer --- Imaging.

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Ultrasound Imaging - Current Topics presents complex and current topics in ultrasound imaging in a simplified format. It is easy to read and exemplifies the range of experiences of each contributing author. Chapters address such topics as anatomy and dimensional variations, pediatric gastrointestinal emergencies, musculoskeletal and nerve imaging as well as molecular sonography. The book is a useful resource for researchers, students, clinicians, and sonographers looking for additional information on ultrasound imaging beyond the basics.

Ultrasonic imaging. --- Diagnostic imaging.