A magnetic resonance is an image obtained by means of an imaging test that uses magnets and radio waves to create body images, however, in some images it’s difficult to recognize organs or foreign agents present in the body. With these Bessel filters the objective is to significantly increase the resolution of magnetic resonance images taken to make them much clearer in order to detect anomalies and diagnose the illness. As it’s known, Bessel filters appear to solve the Schrödinger equation for a particle enclosed in a cylinder and affect the image distorting the colors and contours of it, therein lies the effectiveness of these filters, since the clear outline shows more defined and easy to recognize abnormalities inside the body.
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