CN111772599A - Patient end subsystem and method for remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse-taking system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a patient end subsystem for a remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse feeling system, which comprises: a bionic finger, a pulse positioning mechanism and a wrist strap; the bionic fingers comprise a bionic index finger, a bionic middle finger and a bionic ring finger, and the three fingers are adsorbed on the pulse positioning mechanism through magnets and can be taken down at any time; two ends of the wrist strap are connected to the pulse positioning mechanism, and pulses at cun, guan and chi positions are positioned by adjusting the wrist strap and the pulse positioning mechanism; the bionic finger comprises a pulse condition acquisition sensor, a fingering simulation actuator, a lever and a shell, wherein the fingering simulation actuator and the lever are wrapped inside the shell, the fingering simulation actuator is connected with the pulse condition acquisition sensor through the lever and drives the fingering simulation actuator to move, the pressing action of the bionic finger is realized through lever transmission, and the pulse condition acquisition sensor is arranged outside the shell to acquire pulse condition signals.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a patient end subsystem and a patient end subsystem method for a remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis system, and belongs to the technical field of traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis informatization.
Background
The formation and development of traditional Chinese medicine have been 5 thousand years old, researchers developed modern research of traditional Chinese medicine as early as the 19 th century and the 80 th century, wherein the research on pulse diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine still mainly focuses on the pickup of pulse conditions and the analysis of pulse condition graphs, and only a small part of scholars begin to pay attention to pulse simulation inversion, so that no traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis and treatment product is applied to clinic.
The traditional Chinese medicine is empirical medicine formed in the process of thousands of years of development and practice of Chinese nationalities, and diagnosis and treatment means of the traditional Chinese medicine are more important than visual description and have larger subjective randomness. Especially in the pulse diagnosis, the expression of the difference between different pulse conditions is too fuzzy, which makes the development and inheritance of traditional Chinese medicine difficult, and further brings up a schedule for the objective research of pulse conditions.
Although various types of pulse instruments visible in the market are available, the pulse instruments are not perfect in effect in practical application, and therefore, the pulse instruments are not popularized vigorously. The main reason is that different pulse taking methods of doctors in traditional Chinese medicine are completely different in pulse diagnosis, because although pulse conditions exist objectively, pulse condition feedback information caused by different pulse taking methods is different, and the interaction process of different fingering actions and finger pulse condition feeling is realized, and complete pulse condition collection cannot be completed only by fixed pressing of a sensor. Meanwhile, because a large amount of pulse condition data support does not exist, analysis models of various pulse conditions cannot be completely established, so that the whole-course recording of the pulse feeling process, and the interaction equipment and the terminal of the pulse condition and the pulse feeling, which can really meet the requirements of traditional Chinese medicine, are not really researched.
In summary, the main focus of the informatization of the traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis at home and abroad is signal acquisition, and a system capable of automatically realizing the disease diagnosis is established by combining the mathematical analysis of the signals and the opinion of the traditional Chinese medicine experts. However, through the development of the last 150 years, the technology relying on simple signal acquisition and processing cannot really meet the dialectical requirement of pulse diagnosis in traditional Chinese medicine, the corresponding equipment has poor reliability, and the acquired data is simple and non-intuitive, so that the technology is difficult to correspond to the traditional Chinese medicine dictionary, and therefore, the equipment is difficult to use in the actual diagnosis and treatment process of the majority of traditional Chinese medicine doctors, and the relation between doctors and patients in traditional Chinese medicine also brings great difficulty to the development of the technology, so that how to break through the current impasse is worth deep research.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems in the prior art, the invention provides a patient end subsystem and a method for a remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis system.
The technical scheme adopted by the patient end subsystem for the remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse feeling system is as follows:
comprises a bionic finger, a pulse positioning mechanism and a wrist strap; the bionic fingers comprise a bionic index finger, a bionic middle finger and a bionic ring finger, and the three fingers are adsorbed on the pulse positioning mechanism through magnets and can be taken down at any time; two ends of the wrist strap are connected to the pulse positioning mechanism, and pulses at cun, guan and chi positions are positioned by adjusting the wrist strap and the pulse positioning mechanism;
the bionic finger comprises a pulse condition acquisition sensor, a fingering simulation actuator, a lever and a shell, wherein the fingering simulation actuator and the lever are wrapped inside the shell, the fingering simulation actuator is connected with the pulse condition acquisition sensor through the lever and drives the fingering simulation actuator to move, the pressing action of the bionic finger is realized through lever transmission, and the pulse condition acquisition sensor is arranged outside the shell to acquire pulse condition signals.
The pulse condition acquisition sensor is characterized in that a base of the pulse condition acquisition sensor is an insulating hollow cylinder, two through holes are formed in the side surface of the base, two copper wires are led in from the center of the upper bottom surface of the base and respectively led out from the through holes, and a polyvinylidene fluoride piezoelectric film is adhered to the lower bottom surface of the base, is adhered to the periphery of the base and is suspended in the middle of the base; and the two wings of the polyvinylidene fluoride piezoelectric film are obliquely folded and connected with the copper wire in the through hole through conductive silver adhesive.
The fingering simulator is a cylindrical voice coil motor.
The pulse positioning mechanism comprises an upper cover and a lower plate, a fixed clamping groove is arranged in the middle of the shell, two movable clamping grooves are respectively arranged on two sides of the fixed clamping groove, the middle clamping groove is fixed, the two movable clamping grooves can transversely move in the shell, the magnet columns are arranged at four corners of each clamping groove, and the positions of the magnet columns correspond to the positions of magnets of the bionic fingers.
The invention discloses a remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse feeling method, which is applied to a patient end subsystem for a remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse feeling system, and comprises the following steps:
s1: the patient selects a wrist strap which is suitable for the size of the wrist of the patient;
s2: automatically positioning the pulse condition at the radial bulge as the guan pulse and marking;
s3: wearing the wrist strap on the wrist, and aligning the middle round hole of the pulse positioning mechanism to the guan pulse mark;
s4, tying the wrist strap, adjusting the movable clamping groove and aligning cun pulse and chi pulse;
s5: respectively adsorbing the three bionic fingers to the positions corresponding to the pulse positioning mechanisms;
s6: receiving a doctor fingering motion signal transmitted by the terminal through wireless signal transmission, and simulating fingering motions of a doctor in traditional Chinese medicine during pulse feeling through a fingering simulation actor;
s7: the pulse condition acquisition sensor acquires pulse condition signals of a patient, the acquired signals are transmitted to the terminal through wireless signal transmission, and the terminal forwards the acquired signals to the doctor end system;
s8: and the terminal stores the acquired pulse condition signals.
The invention achieves the following beneficial effects:
1. the invention can make the diagnosis not limited by time, space and distance, and can realize remote real-time diagnosis; not only can complete the core diagnosis function of pulse diagnosis, but also can make full use of various times to carry out diagnosis and patient re-diagnosis.
2. The invention can lead the traditional Chinese medicine technology to be more directly inherited: recording the whole process of pulse taking, and bionically reproducing the pulse condition and the pulse application process of the patient, thereby providing more direct learning means for apprentices, enlarging the amount of the brothers passed and born by the apprentices and accelerating the formation of the brothers;
3. the invention can lead the traditional Chinese medicine to form a diagnostic cluster of the traditional Chinese medicine, and optimize the medical resource allocation: the Chinese medicine can develop own diagnosis and treatment network in different places to form a nationwide Chinese medicine system network with the Chinese medicine as an identification symbol, so that patients with different degrees of illness can reasonably and fully utilize medical resources of doctors at all levels in the system to form a good Chinese medicine development economic ecology.
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Other features and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the following description of the preferred embodiments of the invention, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and from the claims. Individual features of the different embodiments shown in the figures may be combined in any desired manner in this case without going beyond the scope of the invention. In the drawings:
figure 1 is a block diagram of a patient end system of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a structural diagram of a pulse positioning mechanism of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a structural diagram of a pulse condition acquisition sensor of the invention.
The reference numbers illustrate: 9-bionic finger, 10-pulse positioning mechanism, 11-wrist strap, 12-magnet column, 13-movable clamping groove, 14-shell, 15-fixed clamping groove, 16-conductive silver adhesive, 17-polyvinylidene fluoride piezoelectric film, 18-copper wire and 19-base.
The implementation, functional features and advantages of the objects of the present invention will be further explained with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention is further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the invention and are not intended to limit the invention.
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as shown in fig. 1, in the present embodiment, a patient end system for remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis system comprises a bionic finger 9, a pulse positioning mechanism 10 and a wrist strap 11; the bionic finger 9 comprises a bionic index finger, a bionic middle finger and a bionic ring finger, and the three fingers are adsorbed on the pulse positioning mechanism 10 through magnets and can be taken down at any time; two ends of the wrist strap 11 are connected to the pulse positioning mechanism 10, and pulses at cun, guan and chi positions are positioned by adjusting the wrist strap 11 and the pulse positioning mechanism 10;
the bionic finger comprises a pulse condition acquisition sensor, a fingering simulation actuator, a lever and a shell, wherein the fingering simulation actuator and the lever are wrapped inside the shell, the fingering simulation actuator is connected with the pulse condition acquisition sensor through the lever and drives the fingering simulation actuator to move, the pressing action of the bionic finger is realized through lever transmission, and the pulse condition acquisition sensor is arranged outside the shell to acquire pulse condition signals.
The base 19 of the pulse condition acquisition sensor is an insulating hollow cylinder, two through holes are formed in the side face of the base 19, two copper wires 18 are led into the center of the upper bottom face of the base 19, the copper wires 18 are respectively led out from the through holes, a polyvinylidene fluoride piezoelectric film 17 is adhered to the lower bottom face of the base 19, the periphery of the base is adhered, and the middle of the base is suspended; the two wings of the polyvinylidene fluoride piezoelectric film 17 are obliquely folded and connected with the copper wire 18 in the through hole through the conductive silver adhesive 16.
The fingering simulator is a cylindrical voice coil motor.
The pulse positioning mechanism 10 is composed of an upper cover and a lower bottom to form a shell 14, a fixed clamping groove 15 is arranged in the middle of the shell 14, two movable clamping grooves 13 are respectively arranged on two sides of the fixed clamping groove 15, the middle clamping groove is fixed, the movable clamping grooves 13 on two sides can transversely move in the shell 14, magnet columns 12 are installed at four corners of each clamping groove, and the positions of the magnet columns 12 correspond to the positions of magnets of the bionic fingers.
The specific implementation steps of this embodiment are as follows:
s1: the patient selects the wrist band 11 suitable for the size of his wrist;
s2: automatically positioning the pulse condition at the radial bulge as the guan pulse and marking;
s3: the wrist strap 11 is worn on the wrist, and the middle round hole of the pulse positioning mechanism 10 is aligned to the guan pulse mark;
s4, tying the wrist strap 11, adjusting the movable clamping groove 13 and aligning cun pulse and chi pulse;
s5: respectively adsorbing the three bionic fingers to the positions corresponding to the pulse positioning mechanism 10;
s6: receiving a doctor fingering motion signal transmitted by the terminal through wireless signal transmission, and simulating fingering motions of a doctor in traditional Chinese medicine during pulse feeling through a fingering simulation actor;
s7: the pulse condition acquisition sensor acquires pulse condition signals of a patient, the acquired signals are transmitted to the terminal through wireless signal transmission, and the terminal forwards the acquired signals to the doctor end system;
s8: and the terminal stores the acquired pulse condition signals.
The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, and all modifications of equivalent structures and equivalent processes, which are made by using the contents of the present specification and the accompanying drawings, or directly or indirectly applied to other related technical fields, are included in the scope of the present invention.
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1. A patient end system for a remote traditional chinese medical pulse taking system, comprising: a bionic finger (9), a pulse positioning mechanism (10) and a wrist strap (11); the bionic finger (9) comprises a bionic index finger, a bionic middle finger and a bionic ring finger, and the three fingers are adsorbed on the pulse positioning mechanism (10) through magnets and can be taken down at any time; two ends of the wrist strap (11) are connected to the pulse positioning mechanism (10), and the pulse at the cun, guan and chi positions is positioned by adjusting the wrist strap (11) and the pulse positioning mechanism (10).
2. The patient end system for the remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis system of claim 1, wherein the bionic finger comprises a pulse condition acquisition sensor, a fingering simulation actuator, a lever and a shell, the fingering simulation actuator and the lever are wrapped inside the shell, the fingering simulation actuator is connected with the pulse condition acquisition sensor through the lever and drives the fingering simulation actuator to move, the pressing action of the bionic finger is realized through lever transmission, and the pulse condition acquisition sensor is arranged outside the shell and is used for acquiring pulse condition signals.
3. The patient end system for the remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse diagnosis system according to claim 2, wherein the base (19) of the pulse condition acquisition sensor is an insulating hollow cylinder, two through holes are formed in the side surface of the base, two copper wires (18) are led in the center of the upper bottom surface of the base (19), the copper wires (18) are respectively led out from the through holes, and a polyvinylidene fluoride piezoelectric film (17) is adhered to the lower bottom surface of the base (19), is adhered to the periphery of the base and is suspended in the middle of the base; the two wings of the polyvinylidene fluoride piezoelectric film (17) are obliquely folded and connected with the copper wire (18) in the through hole through the conductive silver adhesive (16).
4. The patient end system for remote traditional Chinese medical pulse feeling system of claim 2, wherein the fingering analog actuator is a cylindrical voice coil motor.
5. The patient terminal system for the remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse feeling system according to claim 1, wherein the pulse positioning mechanism (10) comprises a shell (14) consisting of an upper cover and a lower bottom, a fixed clamping groove (15) is arranged in the middle of the shell (14), two movable clamping grooves (13) are respectively arranged on two sides of the fixed clamping groove (15), the middle clamping groove is fixed, the movable clamping grooves (13) on two sides can transversely move in the shell (14), the magnet columns (12) are arranged at four corners of each clamping groove, and the positions of the magnet columns (12) correspond to the positions of magnets of the bionic fingers.
6. A patient-side pulse taking method for a remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse taking system, which is applied to the patient-side subsystem for the remote traditional Chinese medicine pulse taking system of claims 1-5, and is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1: the patient selects a wrist strap (11) which is suitable for the size of the wrist of the patient;
s2: automatically positioning the pulse condition at the radial bulge as the guan pulse and marking;
s3: the wrist strap (11) is worn on the wrist, and the middle round hole of the pulse positioning mechanism (10) is aligned to the guan pulse mark;
s4, tying the wrist strap (11), adjusting the movable clamping groove (13) to align cun pulse and chi pulse;
s5: respectively adsorbing the three bionic fingers to the corresponding positions of the pulse positioning mechanism (10);
s6: receiving a doctor fingering motion signal transmitted by the terminal through wireless signal transmission, and simulating fingering motions of a doctor in traditional Chinese medicine during pulse feeling through a fingering simulation actor;
s7: the pulse condition acquisition sensor acquires pulse condition signals of a patient, the acquired signals are transmitted to the terminal through wireless signal transmission, and the terminal forwards the acquired signals to the doctor end system;
s8: and the terminal stores the acquired pulse condition signals.
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