A Study of Image Processing Methods for Investigation of Radiographs

Now a day, body of the human usually suffers from different issues. Human body is made up of various parts such as legs, hands, and bones. Most of the time, bones cracks or breaks are due to pressure applied to them as a result of an accident, sports while playing, or other factors. Wrist breaks are the most common types of breaks that occur now a day. To the best of our knowledge, there is no other such review on fracture radiographs has been done. A radiologist may advise patients to obtain radiographs of their bones for diagnostic purposes. The purpose of this study is to provide an instructional review of radiology processing and repository strategies that have been published in literature. Finding the location of a fracture in a patient who is experiencing pain can be challenging and time-consuming. In the fields of research and diagnosis, medical imaging now played an important role. A radiograph is a technique for diagnosing and representing anatomical features in humans, such as bones. This article is a tutorial review of the radiograph technology, which is used to diagnose bone fractures and generated image is then processed by various methods of image processing which are very useful for clinicians, such as Edge Detection, Computer Aided Identification, Edge Detection, and segmentation.