Calculation of bone Disease using Image Processing
Keywords:
GRF, Ossein Length, Kinematic Analysis, OsseousAbstract
The designed system used to measure the bony fracture by using image processing and it also detects the bone tumor of the person. Every human has a variousossein length so by applying imageprocessing it also give the length of the bony. The bony tumor is not a cancer it just form like a tissue formed over the osseous matter it reduce the bony strength. It very useful in real time.This mainly contribute about the bone density and it also checkoutwhat are all the causes for bone weakness. It also gives the 3 dimensional view of the density distribution in the human body. And it gives the visage like height, weight of the human. The system contributes on estimation of lower limb kinematic analysis. It finds the GRF between the human body and ground
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