CN113081258B - Optimal point calibration method for puncturing effusion drainage in joint cavity treatment - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a method for calibrating an optimal point of a puncture effusion drainage for joint cavity treatment, which comprises the following steps: s1, acquiring image information of an original lesion part; s2, decomposing mechanistic data based on the lesion part image; s3, positioning partition body selection parameters based on pathological change position data; s4, determining an optimal puncture liquid extraction point based on the selection parameters of the partition body; the method has high detection precision, improves the efficiency of extracting the effusion, and has important practical significance for the treatment of the effusion extraction by joint cavity puncture.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a data processing method, in particular to a method for calibrating an optimal point of a puncture effusion extraction for joint cavity treatment.
Background
Nowadays, the society is more and more serious in aging, and the incidence of joint cavity effusion is increased year by year. However, the joint cavity treatment position space is small and the structure is complex, so that the needle can be quickly and accurately inserted into a narrow joint gap with great difficulty, and a doctor is exposed to CT irradiation for a long time, which inevitably causes certain influence on the health of the doctor. However, the traditional method of manual puncture by doctors under CT guidance is adopted for treating joint cavity effusion at home and abroad at present, and an optimal puncture site calibration method does not exist. Therefore, it is necessary to determine the optimal puncture site for the treatment of effusion in the joint cavity.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to: the invention aims to provide a method for calibrating an optimal point for puncturing and effusion pumping in joint cavity treatment, which has high detection precision.
The technical scheme is as follows: the invention provides a method for calibrating an optimal point of a puncture effusion drainage for joint cavity treatment, which comprises the following steps:
s1, acquiring image information of an original lesion part:
selecting a puncture part commonly used for joint puncture points, carrying out axial plane and longitudinal section CT scanning on the part, reconstructing an obtained image into a three-dimensional space three-dimensional structure and determining the position of each pixel point in a coordinate system, wherein x is the horizontal direction of the axial plane and the longitudinal section, y is the vertical direction of the axial plane, z is the vertical direction of the longitudinal section, and o is an origin.
S2, decomposing mechanistic data based on the lesion site image:
and (3) dividing the space polyhedron obtained in the step (S1) along the crossed connecting line of the boundary characteristic points to obtain alpha regular tetrahedrons, beta regular hexahedrons, gamma regular octahedrons, delta regular dodecahedrons and e regular icosahedrons.
S3, positioning segmentation body selection parameters based on pathological change position data:
let four vertexes of one regular tetrahedron of the alpha regular tetrahedrons be (x) 1 ,y 1 ,z 1 ),(x 2 ,y 2 ,z 2 ),(x 3 ,y 3 ,z 3 ),(x 4 ,y 4 ,z 4 ) For this regular tetrahedron, the preferred parameter is the locus designation U, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
for a regular tetrahedrons, the preferred parameter is the locus designation V, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein k is x ,k y ,k z And the scale factor is represented, and is the ratio of the x, y and z dimensional calibration factors corresponding to the optimal puncture sites of the alpha regular tetrahedrons to the dimensional calibration factor of the tetrahedron, and preferably, the value is 1.10 usually.
Similarly, for a regular hexahedron with a length a, the preferred parameter is the position index N, and the coordinates of N can be expressed as:
for the β regular hexahedrons, the preferred parameter is the site designation R, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein l x ,l y ,l z The representative proportional coefficient is the ratio of the x, y and z dimensional calibration coefficients corresponding to the beta regular hexahedron optimal puncture sites to the calibration coefficient of the regular hexahedron dimension with the edge length of a, and preferably, the normal value is 1.07.
Similarly, when there are γ octahedra, for each octahedra, the preferred parameter is the locus number Q, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein j is x ,j y ,j z Represents a proportionality coefficient, preferably, the usual value is 1.11.
Similarly, for a regular dodecahedron with a ridge length of b, the preferred parameter is the locus designation D, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
for η regular dodecahedrons, the preferred parameter is the site designation T, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein s is x ,s y ,s z And the scaling factor is represented, and is the ratio of the calibration factors of x, y and z corresponding to the optimal puncture sites of the eta regular dodecahedron to the calibration factor of the dimension of the regular dodecahedron with the edge length of b, and preferably, the value is 1.19 usually.
Similarly, for a regular icosahedron with a ridge length c, the preferred parameter is the site designation E, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
for μ regular icosahedrons, the preferred parameter is the site designation Y, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein, t x ,t y ,t z And the scale factor is represented, and is the ratio of the calibration coefficients of the x, y and z dimensions corresponding to the optimal puncture site of the mu regular icosahedron to the calibration coefficient of the dimension of the regular icosahedron with the edge length of c, and preferably, the value is 1.13.
S4, determining an optimal puncture liquid extraction point based on the selection parameters of the partition body:
and (4) calculating the optimal puncture site for treating the joint cavity effusion according to the optimal parameters of the five regular polyhedrons obtained in the step (S3). Through calculation, the optimal puncture site coordinate is a matrix M
Has the beneficial effects that: according to the invention, the acquired image information of the original lesion site can be analyzed, and then the division body is decomposed by the mechanical data, so that the optimal puncture site of the division body is obtained, and the optimal point for puncturing and effusion extraction is determined according to the optimal puncture site, so that the puncture position can be conveniently determined, and the effusion extraction efficiency is improved.
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As shown in fig. 1, the method for calibrating the optimal point of the effusion puncturing during the joint cavity treatment in the embodiment comprises the following steps:
s1, acquiring image information of an original lesion part:
selecting a puncture part commonly used for joint puncture points, carrying out axial plane and longitudinal section CT scanning on the puncture part, reconstructing an obtained image into a three-dimensional space structure and determining the position of each pixel point in a coordinate system, wherein x is the horizontal direction of an axial plane and the longitudinal section, y is the vertical direction of the axial plane, z is the vertical direction of the longitudinal section, and o is an origin.
S2, decomposing mechanistic data based on a lesion part image:
and (3) dividing the space polyhedron obtained in the step (S1) along the cross connecting line of the boundary characteristic points to obtain alpha regular tetrahedrons, beta regular hexahedrons, gamma regular octahedrons, delta regular dodecahedrons and epsilon regular icosahedrons.
S3, positioning segmentation body selection parameters based on pathological change position data:
let four vertexes of one regular tetrahedron of the alpha regular tetrahedrons be (x) 1 ,y 1 ,z 1 ),(x 2 ,y 2 ,z 2 ),(x 3 ,y 3 ,z 3 ),(x 4 ,y 4 ,z 4 ) For this regular tetrahedron, the preferred parameter is the locus designation U, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
for a regular tetrahedrons, the preferred parameter is the locus designation V, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein k is x ,k y ,k z And the scale coefficient is represented, is the ratio of the calibration coefficients of the x, y and z dimensions corresponding to the optimal puncture sites of the alpha regular tetrahedrons to the calibration coefficient of the dimensionality of the tetrahedron, and has the value of 1.10.
Similarly, for a regular hexahedron with a length a, the preferred parameter is the locus number N, and the coordinates of N can be expressed as:
for the β regular hexahedrons, the preferred parameter is the site designation R, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein l x ,l y ,l z The representative scaling factor is the ratio of the x, y and z dimension calibration factors corresponding to the beta regular hexahedron optimal puncture sites to the regular hexahedron dimension calibration factor with the edge length of a, and the value is 1.07.
Similarly, when there are γ octahedra, for each octahedra, the preferred parameter is the locus number Q, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein j is x ,j y ,j z Representing a proportionality coefficient, and the value is 1.11.
Similarly, for a regular dodecahedron with a ridge length of b, the preferred parameter is the locus designation D, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
for η regular dodecahedrons, the preferred parameter is the site designation T, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein s is x ,s y ,s z Representing a proportional coefficient, and calibrating coefficients for x, y and z dimensions corresponding to the eta n regular dodecahedron optimal puncture sitesThe ratio of the calibration coefficients of the dimensions of the regular dodecahedron with the edge length b is 1.19.
Similarly, for a regular icosahedron with a ridge length c, the preferred parameter is the site designation E, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
for the case of μ regular icosahedrons, the preferred parameter is the site designation Y, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein, t x ,t y ,t z And the scaling coefficient is represented, and is the ratio of the calibration coefficients of the x, y and z dimensions corresponding to the mu optimal puncture sites of the regular icosahedron to the calibration coefficient of the dimension of the regular icosahedron with the edge length of c, and the value is 1.13.
S4, determining an optimal puncture liquid extraction point based on the partition body selection parameters:
and (4) calculating the optimal puncture site for treating the joint cavity effusion according to the optimal parameters of the five regular polyhedrons obtained in the step (S3).
Through calculation, the optimal puncture site coordinate is a matrix M,
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1. a method for determining an optimal point of effusion extraction by puncture for joint cavity treatment is characterized by comprising the following steps: the method comprises the following steps:
s1, acquiring image information of an original lesion part:
selecting a puncture part of a joint puncture point, carrying out axial plane and vertical section CT scanning on the part, reconstructing an obtained image into a three-dimensional space three-dimensional structure and determining the position of each pixel point in a coordinate system, wherein x is the horizontal direction of the axial plane and the vertical section, y is the vertical direction of the axial plane, z is the vertical direction of the vertical section, o is an origin point,
s2, decomposing mechanistic data based on the lesion site image:
the space polyhedron obtained in the S1 is divided along the crossed connecting line of the boundary characteristic points to obtain alpha regular tetrahedrons, beta regular hexahedrons, gamma regular octahedrons, delta regular dodecahedrons and epsilon regular icosahedrons,
s3, positioning segmentation body selection parameters based on pathological part data:
let four vertexes of one regular tetrahedron of the alpha regular tetrahedrons be (x) 1 ,y 1 ,z 1 ),(x 2 ,y 2 ,z 2 ),(x 3 ,y 3 ,z 3 ),(x 4 ,y 4 ,z 4 ) The vertex coordinates are obtained according to the image information of the original lesion site, for this regular tetrahedron, the optimal parameter is a site label U, and the coordinates of U can be expressed as:
for α regular tetrahedrons, the optimal parameter is the locus index V, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein k is x ,k y ,k z Representing a proportionality coefficient which is the ratio of the x, y and z dimension calibration coefficients corresponding to the optimal puncture sites of alpha regular tetrahedrons to the calibration coefficient of the tetrahedron dimension,
similarly, for a regular hexahedron with a length of a, the optimal parameter is the locus index N, and the coordinates of N can be expressed as:
for the β regular hexahedrons, the optimal parameter is the site designation R, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein l x ,l y ,l z Representing a proportionality coefficient which is the ratio of x, y and z dimension calibration coefficients corresponding to beta regular hexahedron optimal puncture sites to a regular hexahedron dimension calibration coefficient with the edge length a obtained from image information of an original lesion part,
similarly, when there are γ octahedrons, the optimal parameter for each octahedron is the locus number Q, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein j is x ,j y ,j z Represents the coefficient of proportionality in the form of,
similarly, for a regular dodecahedron with a ridge length b, the optimal parameter is the locus index D, and the coordinates of D can be expressed as:
for δ regular dodecahedrons, the optimal parameter is the locus designation T, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein s is x ,s y ,s z Representative ratio systemThe optimal puncture sites of the delta regular dodecahedron are corresponding to the ratio of the calibration coefficients of the three dimensions x, y and z to the calibration coefficient of the dimension of the regular dodecahedron with the edge length b, the edge length b is obtained by the image information of the original lesion part,
similarly, for a regular icosahedron with a ridge length of c, the optimal parameter is the locus index E, and the coordinates of E can be expressed as:
for epsilon regular icosahedrons, the optimal parameter is the locus designation Y, whose coordinates can be expressed as:
wherein, t x ,t y ,t z Representing a proportion coefficient which is the ratio of x, y and z dimension calibration coefficients corresponding to epsilon optimal puncture sites of the regular icosahedron to a dimension calibration coefficient of the regular icosahedron with the edge length c obtained by the image information of the original lesion part,
s4, determining an optimal puncture liquid-extracting point based on the segmentation body selection parameters:
calculating the optimal puncture site for treating the joint cavity effusion according to the optimal parameters of the five regular polyhedrons obtained in the step S3, wherein the coordinate of the optimal puncture site is a matrix M through calculation,
2. the method for determining the optimal point for puncturing and fluid collection for the treatment of the joint cavity according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: k is a radical of x ,k y ,k z The values are 1.10 respectively.
3. The method of claim 1The method for determining the optimal point of the puncture effusion extraction for the joint cavity treatment is characterized by comprising the following steps: l x ,l y ,l z The values are 1.07 respectively.
4. The method for determining the optimal point for puncturing and effusion collection for joint cavity treatment according to claim 1, wherein: s x ,s y ,s z The values are 1.19 respectively.
5. The method for determining the optimal point for puncturing and effusion collection for joint cavity treatment according to claim 1, wherein: t is t x ,t y ,t z The values are 1.13 respectively.
6. The method for determining the optimal point for puncturing and effusion collection for joint cavity treatment according to claim 1, wherein: j is a unit of a group x ,j y ,j z The values are 1.11 respectively.
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