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Extraction of Handwritten Text from Carbon Copy Medical Form Images

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Extraction of Handwritten Text from Carbon Copy Medical Form Images

Auteurs : Robert Milewski [États-Unis] ; Venugopal Govindaraju [États-Unis]

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Abstract

Abstract: This paper presents a methodology for separating handwritten foreground pixels, from background pixels, in carbon copied medical forms. Comparisons between prior and proposed techniques are illustrated. This study involves the analysis of the New York State (NYS) Department of Health (DoH) Pre-Hospital Care Report (PCR) [1] which is a standard form used in New York by all Basic and Advanced Life Support pre-hospital healthcare professionals to document patient status in the emergency environment. The forms suffer from extreme carbon mesh noise, varying handwriting pressure sensitivity issues, and smudging which are further complicated by the writing environment. Extraction of handwriting from these medical forms is a vital step in automating emergency medical health surveillance systems.

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DOI: 10.1007/11669487_10


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