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We developed a simplified tool for measuring image quality of medical liquid-crystal displays (LCDs) using a commercially available color digital camera. This tool implemented as a plug-in software for ImageJ (open-source image processing program) was designed to compute modulation transfer functions (MTFs) and Wiener spectra (WS) of monochrome and color LCDs from LCD photographed images captured by a camera. The intensities of the red (R), green (G), and blue (B) signals of the unprocessed image data depend on the spectral sensitivity of the image sensor used in the camera. In order to evaluate image quality based on LCD luminance, the plug-in software calibrates the RGB signals from the camera using measured luminance of the LCD and converts them into grayscale signals that correspond to the luminance of the LCD. The MTFs and WS are determined based on the line response from a one-pixel line image and the one-dimensional noise profiles acquired by scanning the uniform image using numerically synthesized slit, respectively. With this plug-in software for ImageJ, we are able to readily compute MTFs and WS of both monochrome and color LCDs from unprocessed image data of cameras. Our simplified tool is helpful to evaluate and understand the physical performance of LCDs for a large number of display users in hospitals and medical centers.

Assessment Tool of Image Quality for Medical Liquid-crystal Displays Using Commercially Available Digital Cameras