CMI (Comparative Medical Imaging)

Comparative Medical Imaging (CMI) is a method that involves analyzing multiple types of medical images—such as MRI, CT, ultrasound, or X-rays—taken over time or across different patients. Its goal is to identify patterns, differences, or similarities to improve diagnosis, monitor disease progression, or evaluate treatment effectiveness. By comparing images, healthcare providers can gain a more comprehensive understanding of a medical condition, leading to more accurate and personalized care. CMI enhances decision-making by leveraging diverse visual data, ultimately supporting better outcomes for patients.