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May 22, 2026; Glasgow, Scotland, UK
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IMAGE PREPROCESSING AND ENHANCEMENT FOR ENDOSCOPIC IMAGE ANALYSIS IN GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASE DETECTION

Published 23.05.2026

  • Nazokat Sabitova
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  • Avazbek Hasanov
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Nazokat Sabitova
Tashkent Information Technology University named after Muhammad Al Khwarizmi, Republic of Uzbekistan

Avazbek Hasanov
Tashkent Information Technology University named after Muhammad Al Khwarizmi, Republic of Uzbekistan

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Abstract

Endoscopic imaging plays a central role in the diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases. It allows doctors to directly observe the inner surface of the esophagus, stomach, duodenum, colon, and rectum. Through endoscopy, clinicians can detect inflammation, ulcers, erosions, polyps, bleeding areas, and early signs of cancer. In many cases, endoscopy also allows biopsy and minimally invasive treatment.

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