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Research on denoising and enhancing methods of medical images based on convolutional neural networks

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SummaryIn the process of modern medical diagnosis, medical image‐assisted diagnosis plays a very important role. However, the process of medical image acquisition, will be affected by various types and degrees of noise, and there will be a certain probability of producing strip artifacts, which will interfere with the doctor's diagnosis, analysis, and treatment of diseases to a certain extent. However, the traditional medical image denoising method will cause problems such as image edge blurring and detail loss, and it is difficult to achieve the balance between noise removal and detail information retention. Therefore, denoising medical images and improving the accuracy of denoising as much as possible have very important scientific research significance and clinical application value. Based on this, this article proposes a medical image denoising method based on a double residual convolutional neural network and compares it with traditional medical images denoising methods such as K‐SVD, BM3D, and PNLM3. Experimental results show that the medical image denoising method based on the double residual convolutional neural network proposed in this article has excellent performance.
Title: Research on denoising and enhancing methods of medical images based on convolutional neural networks
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SummaryIn the process of modern medical diagnosis, medical image‐assisted diagnosis plays a very important role.
However, the process of medical image acquisition, will be affected by various types and degrees of noise, and there will be a certain probability of producing strip artifacts, which will interfere with the doctor's diagnosis, analysis, and treatment of diseases to a certain extent.
However, the traditional medical image denoising method will cause problems such as image edge blurring and detail loss, and it is difficult to achieve the balance between noise removal and detail information retention.
Therefore, denoising medical images and improving the accuracy of denoising as much as possible have very important scientific research significance and clinical application value.
Based on this, this article proposes a medical image denoising method based on a double residual convolutional neural network and compares it with traditional medical images denoising methods such as K‐SVD, BM3D, and PNLM3.
Experimental results show that the medical image denoising method based on the double residual convolutional neural network proposed in this article has excellent performance.

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