Healthcare And Medical Image Translation Using DeepLearning

Aleena, M A and Sangeetha, Radhakrishnan (2025) Healthcare And Medical Image Translation Using DeepLearning. In: NATIONAL CONFERENCE on INNOVATIONS AND EMERGING TECHNIQUES IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (NCIETCA’25), 31.10.2025, Chennai.

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Abstract

Deep learning, which is a branch of artificial intelligence, has become a ground breaking
technology in the healthcare sector by facilitating medical predictions, diagnosing diseases,
and planning treatments. Medical image translation utilizes sophisticated deep learning
methods to transform images from one modality to another, for instance, converting MRI to
CT, while maintaining the structure of anatomical features and their clinical importance.
Methods: Generative models such as CNNs, GANs, and transformers enable the creation of
high-quality images, helping to overcome the challenges posed by limited or absent imaging
data. Findings: Deep learning approaches for translation greatly enhance the quality of images
and the precision of modality conversion. Models based on GANs create images that appear
visually convincing, whereas transformers are more effective at maintaining overall structures.
Conclusion: Medical image translation through deep learning presents a significant opportunity
for multimodal clinical evaluation. It facilitates the transformation of images across different modalities while maintaining anatomical and diagnostic characteristics, thereby improving disease identification, aiding in personalized treatment strategies, and streamlining clinical
processes. Despite hurdles such as limited data and the need for model transparency, it holds immense promise for advancing healthcare and improving patient outcomes in the future.

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
Subjects: Computer Science Engineering > Deep Learning
Domains: Computer Applications
Depositing User: IR Admin
Date Deposited: 05 Sep 2026 09:16
Last Modified: 05 Sep 2026 09:16
URI: https://ir.vistas.ac.in/id/eprint/22593

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