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Chest X-ray Imaging System for Early Detection of Tuberculosis

Perez-Siguas R.; Matta-Solis E.; Remuzgo-Artezano A.; Matta-Solis H.; Matta-Perez H.; Perez-Siguas L. · 2023 3rd International Conference on Advances in Electrical, Computing, Communication and Sustainable Technologies, ICAECT 2023 (2023) · DOI: 10.1109/icaect57570.2023.10117936

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Today it is observed that few people respect the biosecurity measures announced by the WHO, which aimed to reduce the amount of COVID-19 infection among people, even knowing that this virus has not disappeared from our environment, being an unprecedented infection in the world. It should be noted that before this pandemic, tuberculosis affected millions of people, having a great role because it is highly contagious and directly affects the lungs, although it has a cure, if it is not treated in time it can be fatal for the person, although there are many methods of detection of tuberculosis, one that is most often used is the diagnosis by chest x-ray, although it has low specificity, when the image processing technique is applied, tuberculosis would be accurately detected. In view of this problem, in this article a chest X-ray image processing system was conducted for the early detection of tuberculosis, helping doctors to detect tuberculosis accurately and quickly by having a second opinion by the system in the analysis of the chest x-ray, prevents fatal infections in patients. Through the development of the tuberculosis early detection system, it was possible to observe the correct functioning of the system with an efficiency of 97.84% in the detection of tuberculosis, detailing the characteristics presented by normal or abnormal images so that the doctor detects tuberculosis in the patient early.