CN211299927U - Enclose fender structure - Google Patents

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CN211299927U
CN211299927U CN201922033130.6U CN201922033130U CN211299927U CN 211299927 U CN211299927 U CN 211299927U CN 201922033130 U CN201922033130 U CN 201922033130U CN 211299927 U CN211299927 U CN 211299927U
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陈南光
林云峰
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段宇波
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The utility model provides an enclose fender structure, including first dog, first dog has regular shape, and the inside concave yield in a side of first dog forms the notch. The optical properties of the enclosure are consistent with or close to those of the biological tissue. The utility model discloses other external light can be sheltered from to the dog in, makes the light that the camera of detecting instrument obtained be the transmitted light that passes biological tissue and not receive the interference of other light, makes the data of gathering comparatively true and reliable, can improve the accuracy of testing result; the stop block is in a regular shape, the biological tissue which is easy to deform is placed at the notch of the stop block, and the reagent is filled in the gap between the biological tissue and the notch, so that the reconstruction of an image is facilitated, the complexity of an imaging algorithm is reduced, the calculation time is shortened, and the accuracy of a calculation result is improved.

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Enclose fender structure
Technical Field
The utility model relates to the technical field of medical equipment, especially, relate to an enclose fender structure.
Background
Accurate diagnosis of breast cancer at an early stage is the key to the treatment of breast cancer. Conventional breast imaging systems include molybdenum target X-ray examination, breast ultrasound imaging technology, and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) examination, in which the sensitivity of the molybdenum target has a strong dependence on the density of the breast. Breast ultrasound imaging is problematic in detecting very small tumors, does not distinguish between benign and malignant tumors, and is very dependent on the experience and technique of the operating physician. MRI imaging has long imaging time and is too sensitive, so that the MRI imaging is not suitable for patients with metal objects in the body.
With the rapid development of molecular imaging technology in recent years, the functions of imaging technologies such as Positron Emission Tomography (PET), optical/fluorescence imaging and the like, which can realize functional imaging and molecular specific imaging, in early accurate detection of tumors are becoming more and more important. Several research units developed PET systems (PEM) specifically for breast detection. Published data indicate that PEM has 90% sensitivity and 86% specificity in detecting breast malignancies, and PEM has better spatial resolution and higher detectability than PET/CT for tumors smaller than 1 em. PEM is mainly imaged through 18F-FDG by utilizing the characteristic of tumor metabolism exuberance, but partial acute or chronic inflammation can also cause the metabolism exuberance so as to cause the false negative problem of PEM detection, and some tumors with relatively slow metabolism, such as lobular carcinoma, can cause the missed detection of PEM.
The discovery of the 650-950nm near-infrared window in 1999 and the subsequent development of near-infrared optical imaging technology, the diagnosis of early breast tumors using near-infrared light has become a hot point of research. Research teams of professor Brian Pogue and professor Keith Paulsen of the university of Dalmatian of America have carried out long-term and deep research work in the aspect of optical imaging of mammary glands, and in recent years, the research teams are dedicated to the research of near-infrared mammary gland optical imaging of wide spectral bands, and in 2014, the research teams adopt a detection array combining a photomultiplier tube and a photodiode to realize the combined detection of 6 spectral bands of a frequency domain and 3 spectral bands of continuous waves, so that good imaging results are obtained.
The near infrared diffuse light imaging technology is the leading technology in the field of medical imaging, and is suitable for diagnosing breast cancer (especially early breast cancer). Some breast cancer detection instruments adopt a near infrared diffused light imaging system, but the light obtained by a camera of the detection instrument is not only transmitted light passing through breast tissues, but also other light, which causes interference, and the detection result is inaccurate.
Because the shape of the human mammary tissue is irregular and the shapes of different human mammary tissues are different, the detection data obtained by direct detection is not beneficial to the reconstruction of the image, the calculation amount in the subsequent algorithm analysis process is large, the calculation time is long, and the result is not necessarily accurate.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims to solve the technical problem that, to the problem in the background art, provide one kind and enclose fender structure. The enclosure structure can be applied to equipment for diagnosing early breast cancer, and can be used as an auxiliary structure during detection, so that the detection effect is improved.
Therefore, the utility model discloses a technical scheme is:
a fence structure comprises a first stop block, wherein the first stop block is of a regular shape, and one side surface of the first stop block is recessed inwards to form a notch.
Further, the notch is an arc-shaped notch.
Further, the notch is a U-shaped notch.
Further, a through hole is formed in the notch, and the through hole is configured to be capable of communicating with the outside through the other side surface of the first stopper.
Further, the device also comprises a conduit which is communicated with the through hole, and the through hole can be injected with reagent through the conduit.
Further, the first baffle block can be fixed in the enclosing plate.
Further, the device also comprises at least one second stop block, and the second stop block is the same as the first stop block in shape.
Further, the notch of the second block is not provided with a through hole.
Further, the height of the first stopper is 5-6 cm.
Further, the height of the second stopper is 0.5-1 cm.
The utility model has the advantages that:
(1) the utility model discloses well first dog and second dog homoenergetic are enough to shelter from other external light for the light that the camera of check out test set obtained is for passing the transmitted light of organism tissue and not receive the interference of other light, makes data comparatively true and reliable like this, can improve the accuracy of testing result.
(2) The utility model discloses in, biological tissue (for example mammary gland tissue) places in the notch department of dog, and biological tissue's maximum height is less than the height of dog, and after the top board pasted tight dog, the dog can prevent that the top board from continuing to move down, so, does not worry that the top board can oppress mammary gland tissue.
(3) The utility model has regular shape, the optical parameter of the material adopted by the block is consistent with or close to the optical parameter of the organism tissue, and the absorption and scattering of the organism tissue can be better simulated; the optical properties (mainly scattering coefficient and absorption coefficient) of the agent are consistent with or close to those of the biological tissue; when the organism tissue is detected, the stop block is positioned between the upper pressing plate and the lower pressing plate, the organism tissue is placed in the notch, the reagent is filled in a gap between the organism tissue and the notch, and the reagent is contacted with the organism tissue; the first stop block (or the first stop block and the second stop block), the reagent and the biological tissue can be considered as a whole, and the first stop block has a regular shape and a regular boundary condition, so that the whole has the regular boundary condition, the reconstruction of the image is facilitated, the complexity of an imaging algorithm is reduced, the calculation time is shortened, the accuracy of a calculation result is improved, and the adverse effect of an air gap and an irregular geometric shape on the image reconstruction can be reduced;
compared with an irregular boundary, the regular boundary condition has higher dimensional accuracy, and the accuracy of a calculation result can be improved; irregular boundaries, the dimensions of which are difficult to measure accurately, especially biological tissue that is easily deformed; moreover, the regularized boundary conditions can reduce the calculation amount in the subsequent algorithm analysis process and shorten the calculation time.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic view of a first block placed on the lower platen (wherein the height of the first block is 5cm and the recess is designed according to the a cup size).
Fig. 2 is a schematic view of the structure in which the second stopper is placed on the first stopper (wherein the height of the first stopper is 5cm, the height of the second stopper is 1cm, and the recess is designed according to the a cup size).
Figure 3 is a top view of a human breast tissue placed at a recess (wherein the recess is a U-shaped recess).
Figure 4 is a top view of the placement of human breast tissue at the recess (where the recess is designed in accordance with a B-cup and the configuration of the through-hole is shown).
Figure 5 is a top view of the placement of human breast tissue at the recess (where the recess is designed in accordance with a C-cup and the configuration of the through-hole is shown).
Fig. 6 is a structural view showing the first stopper combined with the surrounding plate, both of which are fixed to the lower press plate (wherein, the recesses are designed according to B-cups, and the structure of the through-holes is shown).
Fig. 7 is a schematic structural view of a diffuse light imaging detection device (showing the structure of the bars and the lower platen).
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The following detailed description of the embodiments of the present invention is provided in connection with the accompanying drawings, and it should be noted that the embodiments are only specific illustrations of the present invention, and should not be construed as limitations of the present invention.
Examples, refer to FIGS. 1-7.
As shown in fig. 1-5, the utility model provides an enclose fender structure, including first dog 1, first dog 1 has regular shape, and a side of first dog 1 is inwards recessed, forms notch 2. In the utility model, the regular shape can be a cuboid, a cube, a cylinder, a circular arc sheet-shaped body, and the like; a regular shape has regular boundary conditions, a regular boundary refers to a shape defined by regular lines, such as straight lines, arcs, etc., and objects with regular boundaries can be recognized by the model employed by the algorithm as semi-infinite media, infinite plates, infinite cylinders, etc. The utility model discloses in, the shape of first dog can be for cuboid, square etc. and the size of first dog is as long as can contain the biological tissue of being surveyed to 3 ~ 4cm more just can satisfy the algorithm reconstruction requirement.
In specific implementation, the first block 1 is placed on the lower pressing plate 3 of the diffuse light imaging detection device, as shown in fig. 1-2, the lower surface of the first block 1 is in contact with the lower pressing plate 3, the notch 2 can be used for placing a detected organism tissue, such as a mammary gland tissue a, and the notch 2 is designed into different shapes and sizes, so that the requirements of organism tissues with different shapes and sizes can be met.
The detected biological tissue is placed at the notch 2, the first stop block blocks other external light, so that light obtained by a camera of the detection equipment is transmitted through the biological tissue and is not interfered by other light, data are real and reliable, and the accuracy of a detection result can be improved.
In some preferred forms, as shown in fig. 1-2, the notch 2 is an arcuate notch 2.
In some preferred forms, as shown in fig. 3, the recess 2 is a U-shaped recess 2.
In some preferred forms, the size and shape of the recess 2 is designed according to a cup a or B or C or D or E, which can meet the needs of most people and reduce the gap between the human tissue and the block.
In some preferred modes, as shown in fig. 1-2 and 4-5, the notch 2 is provided with a through hole 4, and the through hole 4 is configured to be capable of communicating with the outside through the other side surface of the first block 1. The utility model discloses in, another side of first dog 1 specifically indicates: after the first block 1 removes the side on which the notch 2 is located, any one of the other sides.
In some preferred forms, it also comprises a conduit (not shown) communicating with the through hole 4, through which the through hole 4 can be filled with reagents that can flow into the recess 2. In some preferred forms, the agent is a gel-like agent.
In some preferred modes, the optical characteristics (mainly scattering coefficient and absorption coefficient) of the material adopted by the first block 1 are consistent with or close to the optical characteristics (mainly scattering coefficient and absorption coefficient) of the biological tissue.
In some preferred embodiments, the reagent may be a reagent that matches or is close to optical characteristics (mainly, scattering coefficient and absorption coefficient) of the living tissue, and such a reagent does not affect the detection of the living tissue, and can fill in gaps between the living tissue and the recesses, and the first stopper, the reagent and the living tissue can be regarded as a whole, and since the first stopper has a regular shape and a regular boundary condition, the whole has a regular boundary condition, which facilitates the reconstruction of the image, reduces the complexity of the imaging algorithm, and can reduce adverse effects of air voids and irregular geometric shapes on the image reconstruction.
In some preferred forms, the first block 1 further comprises a shroud 7, and the first block can be mounted on the shroud 7. In some preferred modes, the enclosing plate 7 is connected with the first stop block 1 in a clamping mode, in some preferred modes, an opening is formed in the enclosing plate 7, the shape of the opening is consistent with the overall shape of the first stop block 1, and the first stop block 1 can be clamped at the opening. In some preferred modes, the material of the enclosing plate 7 is different from that of the first stopper, and the enclosing plate 7 is configured to be capable of being embedded on the lower pressing plate 3 of the detection apparatus (as shown in fig. 1-2 and 6, the lower pressing plate 3 is provided with the barrier strip 6, and the barrier strip 6 can enable the enclosing plate 7 to be in a fixed position), so that the position of the first stopper 1 is fixed, but the enclosing plate 7 does not change the shape of the first stopper 1 and does not influence the detection result of the apparatus, and the first stopper 1 is always in contact with the lower pressing plate 3 of the detection apparatus.
In some preferred modes, at least one second block 5 is further included, and the second block 5 is the same as the first block 1 in shape. In some preferred modes, the second block 5 has a different height from the first block 1, and the second block 5 has a smaller height than the first block 1; the second stopper 5 is configured to be able to increase the height of the first stopper 1 so as to satisfy living tissue of different heights. In some preferred forms, the recess 2 of the second stopper 5 is not provided with a through hole 4.
In some preferred modes, the height of the first block 1 is 5-6cm, which is enough for most living tissues, and when the height of the living tissues is high, one or more second blocks 5 can be placed on the upper surface of the first block 1 to increase the height of the first block 1. In some preferred forms, the height of the second stopper 5 is 0.5 to 1 cm. As shown in fig. 1, wherein the height of the first block 1 is 5cm, the recess 2 is designed according to the a cup size. As shown in fig. 2, the height of the first block 1 is 5cm, the height of the second block 5 is 1cm, the second block 5 is placed on the upper surface of the first block 1, the total height of the block is increased, and the notch 2 is designed according to the A cup size.
In some preferred modes, the optical characteristics (mainly scattering coefficient and absorption coefficient) of the materials used for the first stopper 1 and the second stopper 5 are consistent with or close to the optical characteristics (mainly scattering coefficient and absorption coefficient) of the living tissue.
In some preferred modes, the first stopper 1 and the second stopper 5 can be prepared by a mold.
The utility model also provides an enclose the application of fender structure in diffuse light formation of image check out test set detects organism cancer.
The concrete use method of the enclosure is as follows: (examination of human mammary tissue is exemplified)
1) Selecting a first block 1 with proper size according to the size of the mammary tissue of the examinee, and placing the first block 1 on a lower pressing plate 3 of the diffuse light imaging device; (if the shape of the recess 2 of the first block 1 is suitable for the examiner, but the height is not suitable, for example, if the height of the first block 1 is too small, a second block 5 can be added to the upper surface of the first block 1.)
2) Placing the mammary tissue on one side of the examined person on the upper surface of the lower pressing plate 3, so that the mammary tissue is positioned in the notch 2, and simultaneously, the body is tightly attached to the front end surface of the lower pressing plate 3;
3) lowering an upper pressing plate of the diffused light imaging device to be pressed on the upper surface of the first block 1 or the second block 5;
4) reagent is injected into the recess 2 through the catheter so that the reagent fills around the breast tissue so that there is no gap between the breast tissue and the stop.

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1. The enclosure structure is characterized by comprising a first stop block, wherein the first stop block is in a regular shape, and one side surface of the first stop block is recessed inwards to form a notch.
2. The surround structure of claim 1, wherein the notch is an arcuate notch.
3. The surround structure of claim 1, wherein the notch is a U-shaped notch.
4. The enclosure structure of claim 1, wherein the recess is provided with a through hole, and the through hole is configured to be capable of communicating with the outside through the other side surface of the first block.
5. The containment structure of claim 4 further comprising a conduit communicating with the through-hole through which reagent can be injected.
6. The surround structure of claim 1, further comprising a surround panel, the first stop being securable within the surround panel.
7. The enclosure of claim 1 further comprising at least one second stop, the second stop being of the same shape as the first stop.
8. The enclosure of claim 7 wherein the recess of the second block is not provided with a through hole.
9. The enclosure structure of claim 1 wherein the first stop is 5-6cm in height.
10. The enclosure structure of claim 7 wherein the height of the second block is 0.5-1 cm.
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