Breast Cancer Detection Using Image Processing and Electromagnetics - Ragab, Dina A.
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Breast cancer is one of the most common kinds of cancer, as well as the leading cause of decease among women. Early detection and diagnosis of breast cancer increases the chances for successful treatment and complete recovery for the patient. Mammography is currently the most sensitive method to detect early breast cancer; however, the magnetic resonance imaging is the most attractive alternative to mammogram. Manual readings of mammograms may result in misdiagnosis due to human errors caused by visual fatigue. Computer aided detection systems serve as a second opinion for radiologists. The…mehr

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Breast cancer is one of the most common kinds of cancer, as well as the leading cause of decease among women. Early detection and diagnosis of breast cancer increases the chances for successful treatment and complete recovery for the patient. Mammography is currently the most sensitive method to detect early breast cancer; however, the magnetic resonance imaging is the most attractive alternative to mammogram. Manual readings of mammograms may result in misdiagnosis due to human errors caused by visual fatigue. Computer aided detection systems serve as a second opinion for radiologists. The system classifies normal and abnormal tissues in addition to benign and malignant tumors. A further investigation was implemented using electromagnetic waves instead of the classical MRI approach. A breast model was generated and near field data of electromagnetic waves were extracted to detect the abnormalities in the breast.
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Assistant Lecturer at Arab Academy for Science & Technology (AAST).Bsc. & Msc. Electronics Engineering from AAST, Alex., Egypt. She is interested in Biomedical Engineering,especially detecting the breast cancer by image processing & electromagnetic modeling. She believes that her research will help to improve the early detection of breast cancer.