2D Digital Mammography Harmonization (EUCAIM-SW-046_T-01-03-008)
https://bio.tools/2d_digital_mammography_harmonizationThis preprocessing tool is design for 2D digital mammograms in DICOM format. It standardizes and harmonizes images through a configurable pipeline that includes spatial reorientation, pseudo-3D stacking, isotropic resampling, intensity normalization, optional denoising, contrast enhancement, and mask processing (if available).
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