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However, nuances unique to medical data impose constraints to the application of digital compression in medical images.
#An overview of still image compression standards .pdf full
From a technical point of view, medical imaging could take full advantage of digital compression technology. Ordinarily, digital compression is a mainstay in the efficient management of digital media, including still images and video. However, it comes to a cost in the form of storage and telecommunication infrastructures needed to handle high-resolution images reliably. This improvement is indeed advantageous for medical practitioners. Concurrently, new developments in imaging techniques and sensor technology make possible the acquisition of increasingly detailed images of several organs of the human body. Imaging technology has long played a principal role in the medical domain, and as such, its use is widespread in the diagnosis and treatment of numerous health conditions.
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