Representasi Kode IRMA pada Basis Data Mammografi MIAS

Karmilasari Karmilasari, Suryarini Widodo, Lussiana ETP

Abstract


Limitations of mammography database with image coding and the identification of a variety of
characteristics, such as pathology, and abnormal breast tissue types, is an issue in the development of
computer systems for the diagnosis of breast cancer. IRMA coding system was developed to facilitate
content-based image retrieval identify (CBIR) as a prototype application in medical diagnostic radiology
imagery. IRMA Code was developed following the network code American College of Radiology (ACR)
and data system (BI-RAD). Through IRMA code, obtained standardized code for the type of tissue, the
level of tumor and lesion description. The results of the code in the form of a character string of no more
than 13 characters (IRMA: YYYY - DDD - AAA - BBB). The code can be extended by introducing
characters in certain positions code if there is a new modality is introduced. IRMA coding system can be
applied to mammographic Digital Mammogram Image Analysis Society (MIAS). Complete initial
information from mammography is the basis for the study of medical image breast cancer, while the final
information obtained from IRMA coding system can be input for clinicians in decision-making for patient
action.
Keywords : Mammography, IRMA coding system, MIAS database

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