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Wound status evaluation using color image processing

Hansen et al., 1997

Document ID
3733890937470609655
Author
Hansen G
Sparrow E
Kokate J
Leland K
Iaizzo P
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging

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An accurate diagnosis of burns and pressure ulcers in the early stages can be made by computerized image processing. This study describes a critical assessment of potential methodologies for noninvasive wound evaluation using a color imaging system. The authors …
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