CBIR in medicine: still a long way to go

Wong, Seong

doi:10.1109/ivl.1998.694521

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“…It would therefore be useful as a training tool for medical students, residents, and researches to browse and search large collections of disease-related illustrations using their visual attributes [6]. The success of CBMIR will open up many new vistas in medical services and research, such as disease tracking, diVerential diagnosis, noninvasive surgical planning, clinical training, and outcomes research [85].…”

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Content-Based Medical Image Retrieval

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Feng

2008

Biomedical Information Technology

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“…Careful treatment of medical images is required due to issues of patient privacy and other legal constraints. Such security and administrative barriers hinder CBIR research within the medical domain [85].…”

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