Enhancement of Low-Quality Images Using Image Super-Resolution
Pala Mahesh Kumar, S Senthil Pandi, D Jothiprasad, R Jeffrey Jesudasan · 2024
Medical imaging methods, such CT and MRI scans, are essential for diagnosing a variety of illnesses. However, these techniques frequently result in low-resolution images, especially when trying to capture minute details or mild anomalies, which might make diagnosis more difficult. Low-resolution imaging presents a particular challenge in the early detection of diseases such as cancer, where minute details can carry important information. The goal of this study is to create a sophisticated super-resolution technique for medical images in order to overcome these obstacles. This technique ensures that crucial tiny details are preserved while simultaneously enhancing image quality and preventing the loss of crucial diagnostic features. The method reduces needless processing time by using complex algorithms to enhance specific parts of low-resolution photos. For medical professionals who need to recognize and understand even the smallest anomalies, this tailored augmentation is essential. Additionally, the method enables faster and more efficient analysis, facilitating speedier decision-making, by optimizing the processing time. The ultimate goal is to increase medical imaging's usefulness and diagnostic precision, which will result in quicker, more accurate diagnoses and improved patient outcomes. This development could have a big effect on healthcare by improving the accuracy and consistency of diagnoses made using imaging technology.