Phase insensitive homomorphic image processing for speckle reduction

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Abstract

Speckle appears in all conventional ultrasound images and is caused by the use of a phase-sensitive transducer. Speckle is an undesirable property as it can mask small but perhaps diagnostically significant image features. In this paper a homomorphic, hybrid nonlinear processing method, based on cancellation of scattering interference, is developed and examined. Experiments with synthetic and real ultrasound imagery show that the proposed method improves the contrast-to-noise ratio in both lesion and cyst areas and preserves edge clarity.

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Chen, Y., Broschat, S. L., & Flynn, P. J. (1996). Phase insensitive homomorphic image processing for speckle reduction. Ultrasonic Imaging, 18(2), 122–139. https://doi.org/10.1006/uimg.1996.0007

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