7A Systematic Review for Medical Data Fusion Over Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks
John Nisha Anita* and Sujatha Kumaran
Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Abstract
Modern healthcare applications require fast detection of human diseases which saves the human life on time. In order to achieve this, the detection or identification of such diseases and their current severity levels should be transferred to the physician who is in remote area primary health centers. In this article, brain tumors are detected and the status of the segmented tumor regions is transmitted to the remote locations through number of sensor nodes which requires low energy consumption. This article presents various existing methodologies for brain tumor detection and segmentation, quality of service and routing path improvement in Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks (WMSN) and various data fusion methods. The conventional methodologies are explained with their proposed algorithm and also their limitations under different experimental or simulation environmental conditions are discussed in this article.
Keywords: Brain tumors, fusion, WMSN, quality of service, path selection
7.1 Introduction
Enhancing contemporary medical principles, medical imaging technology is playing a progressively significant role in everyday medical diagnosis and medical research [1]. The tumor represents uncontrolled cancer cell growth in any part of the body, while a tumor in the brain ...
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