Machine Learning-Based Classification Of Medical Images

Authors

  • Ashu Nayak Author
  • Harish Jaiswal Author
  • Nikhil Singh Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.64252/88wap498

Keywords:

machine learning, recurrent neural networks, opportunities

Abstract

For an accurate diagnosis, it is necessary to track both follicular development and follicle development brought on by hormonal stimuli.  Infertility therapies also need the detection of ovarian cysts and polycysts in the ovaries in addition to the identification of follicular development.  In any event, the diagnosis of a follicle or cyst is determined based on its size, shape, and number, which is crucial when treating infertility.  It is time-consuming and unreliable to manually analyze and interpret ovarian ultrasound pictures.  Furthermore, the skill of the physician doing the scan has a significant impact on both quality and interpretation. However, only multispecialty hospitals have this kind of knowledge.  To get professional advice, people from rural areas must travel to urban areas.Inaccurate opinions and misinterpretations are more likely to result from inter-observer variation and the likelihood of a false diagnosis.  Therefore, automatic ovarian follicle and follicular cyst recognition helps the radiologist make a good judgment about the follicle's appearance based on visual examination of ultrasound pictures.  In addition to detection, ovarian image categorization is an essential component of infertility therapy.  The medical professional's ability to classify the ovary as normal, polycystic, or cystic is essential for diagnosis and treatment.  The distinction between an ovarian cyst and a normal ovarian follicle is always unclear when interpreting images.  If an ovarian cyst is not identified in a timely manner, it may result in ovarian cancer.  Likewise, women with polycystic ovaries may experience severe infertility.

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Published

2025-04-15

How to Cite

Machine Learning-Based Classification Of Medical Images. (2025). International Journal of Environmental Sciences, 11(2s), 1038-1042. https://doi.org/10.64252/88wap498