Development of medical image watermarking and extraction schemes for secure telemedicine
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Proliferation of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) are making
newlinehuge impact on the society by enabling a wide range of value added data services such as
newlineE-commerce, E-banking, E-governance, E-learning, E-health etc.. Strong efforts are
newlinebeing made worldwide in the direction of providing basic facilities such as health and
newlineeducation to the under privileged population residing in remote and rural areas through
newlinethe use of emerging ICT paradigm. Telemedicine has emerged as a popular healthcare
newlineservice model for efficient healthcare delivery in far flung remote and rural areas through
newlineinnovative application of ICT. Availability of such services on digital platform can make
newlinesweeping changes in the society by bringing increased reachability, transparency,
newlineaccountability, speed, comfort and quality. However, transmission of huge amount of
newlinesuch information over open communication channels demands strict information security
newlinerequirements in terms of data integrity, availability, authentication, and copyright
newlineprotection. Therefore, with the evolution of various sensitive data services, secure
newlinetransmission and storage of information has become prime concern for the researchers
newlineand technologists. Telemedicine requires storage and transmission of huge medical data
newlinein the form of Electronic Patient Records (EPR), radiological data, interactive video
newlineconferencing etc. Transmission of multimedia medical data over an open communication
newlinechannel poses serious threats that can severely affect authenticity, integrity, and
newlineconfidentiality of the data. Moreover, this exchange of medical images through insecure
newlineopen networks may cause undesirable modification in medical images which may lead to
newlineerroneous diagnostic conclusions.
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