I. Introduction
Currently, medical imaging has become one of the main resources for the diagnosis and, consequently, treatment of diseases in their early stages, due to medical images make it possible to recognize structures and organ function inside the body [1]. The medical technologies available to obtain images of the body are varied, both in their principle of operation, as well as in complexity and forms of use. However, many of these technologies (Computed Axial Tomography (TC), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Mammography, Positron Emission Tomography (PET), etc.) have standardized the format in which medical images are presented for further study. Most medical images are presented in the standard DICOM format [2], which establishes the mechanism for codify, storage, and transmit medical image that contain a large amount of information not only graphic, but also personal and clinical information of the patient, as well as the characteristics of the test and the biomedical technology used to generate the image [3] [4].