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Titre: Trabecular Texture Analysis Using Fractal Metrics for Bone Fragility Assessment
Auteur(s): Harrar, Khaled
Jennane, Rachid
Mots-clés: Osteoporosis
Fractal dimension
Fractal signature
Bone mineral density
Date de publication: 2015
Editeur: World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology
Collection/Numéro: International Journal of Medical, Health, Biomedical, Bioengineering and Pharmaceutical Engineering Vol:9, No:9, 2015;PP. 1-6
Résumé: The purpose of this study is the discrimination of 28 postmenopausal with osteoporotic femoral fractures from an age-matched control group of 28 women using texture analysis based on fractals. Two pre-processing approaches are applied on radiographic images; these techniques are compared to highlight the choice of the pre-processing method. Furthermore, the values of the fractal dimension are compared to those of the fractal signature in terms of the classification of the two populations. In a second analysis, the BMD measure at proximal femur was compared to the fractal analysis, the latter, which is a non-invasive technique, allowed a better discrimination; the results confirm that the fractal analysis of texture on calcaneus radiographs is able to discriminate osteoporotic patients with femoral fracture from controls. This discrimination was efficient compared to that obtained by BMD alone. It was also present in comparing subgroups with overlapping values of BMD
URI/URL: http://dlibrary.univ-boumerdes.dz:8080/handle/123456789/2260
ISSN: 2010376X
Collection(s) :Publications Internationales

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