EP4531676A1 - An algorithm that automates and interprets hearing tests - Google Patents
An algorithm that automates and interprets hearing testsInfo
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- EP4531676A1 EP4531676A1 EP22945061.4A EP22945061A EP4531676A1 EP 4531676 A1 EP4531676 A1 EP 4531676A1 EP 22945061 A EP22945061 A EP 22945061A EP 4531676 A1 EP4531676 A1 EP 4531676A1
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- G—PHYSICS
- G16—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR SPECIFIC APPLICATION FIELDS
- G16H—HEALTHCARE INFORMATICS, i.e. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR THE HANDLING OR PROCESSING OF MEDICAL OR HEALTHCARE DATA
- G16H50/00—ICT specially adapted for medical diagnosis, medical simulation or medical data mining; ICT specially adapted for detecting, monitoring or modelling epidemics or pandemics
- G16H50/20—ICT specially adapted for medical diagnosis, medical simulation or medical data mining; ICT specially adapted for detecting, monitoring or modelling epidemics or pandemics for computer-aided diagnosis, e.g. based on medical expert systems
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61B—DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION
- A61B5/00—Measuring for diagnostic purposes; Identification of persons
- A61B5/12—Audiometering
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- G—PHYSICS
- G16—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR SPECIFIC APPLICATION FIELDS
- G16H—HEALTHCARE INFORMATICS, i.e. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR THE HANDLING OR PROCESSING OF MEDICAL OR HEALTHCARE DATA
- G16H10/00—ICT specially adapted for the handling or processing of patient-related medical or healthcare data
- G16H10/20—ICT specially adapted for the handling or processing of patient-related medical or healthcare data for electronic clinical trials or questionnaires
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- the utility model discloses a multi - functional audiometer, include: a drive circuit for controlling the controller of audiometer operation, be used for according to predetermined rule start request module startup module, be used for providing the audiometer and detect the request module of function and be used for driving the audiometer operation, the controller pass through drive circuit respectively with startup module, request module connect.
- the utility model discloses can satisfy to the hearing test demand under the multiple situations, simultaneously, realize better test accuracy.
- Special detection unit, SISI detection, ABLE (alternative binaural loudness balance) detection, STENGER it is used to provide detection and HIS detection. In the examination method, the Pure Tone hearing threshold of the patient's two ears is determined first.
- the process of the invention in accordance with both perform hearing tests and test results of an autonomous low margin of error the source data retrieved from the literature in accordance with autonomous interpretation, evaluation, and diagnosis and rehabilitation for hearing health information is obtained for a result with the appropriate guide.
- Figure 1 The subject of the invention is a schematic view of the elements contained in the system.
- the invention includes a machine learning and/or rule-based artificial intelligence module (2) that allows test modules to autonomously initiate, terminate, and interpret the results of tests in accordance with the stimulation and patient (H) reaction (T) of the relevant tests.
- a machine learning and/or rule-based artificial intelligence module (2) that allows test modules to autonomously initiate, terminate, and interpret the results of tests in accordance with the stimulation and patient (H) reaction (T) of the relevant tests.
- the invention includes a machine learning and/or rule-based artificial intelligence module (2) that interprets data in a combined way as a result of recording predefined rules in the system by a specialist in the identification module (1) along with data received in accordance with the existing answers (C) given by the patient (H) depending on his consciousness and perception.
- the invention includes a machine learning and/or artificial intelligence module (2) in which medical history (A) information is entered by a specialist, from which the patient's (H) history is obtained, in order to assist in diagnosis after various questions have been asked to the patient (H) before starting the testing process.
- the invention is achieved by transmitting the first stimulus (U) to the patient (H) the start of the testing process is also from the patient (H) the stimulus (U) in reaction (T) to the expected phase of alert type, intensity, frequency, duration, modulation, continuity, orientation, or identification of necessary changes in regard to a different module (1) in the defined rules (K) that makes it according to a machine learning and/or rule-based artificial intelligence module (2).
- the algorithms used to measure and evaluate the hearing health used in the invention are pure sound and pure sound masking test module, speech and speech masking test module, SISI test module, ABLB test module, AMBL test module, TEN test module, Weber test module, Tone Decay test module, Stenger test module, Tinnitus therapy test module it includes the MLD test module.
- These test modules include starting, ending and processing steps of the relevant tests autonomously in accordance with stimulation and patient (H) responses (T) of the relevant tests until the interpretation of the results.
- the MLD test module and the Tinnitus test module are intended only for the interpretation of the obtained test results.
- the machine learning and/or artificial intelligence module (2) in the autonomous audiometer software performs these operations according to the defined rules as a result of defining the relevant tests in the database via the identification module (1).
- the processing steps performed here are described as follows.
- the second processing step of the machine learning and/or artificial intelligence module (2) is to receive input data to the artificial intelligence system.
- the system subject to the invention even if the actual data is to be taken in accordance with the existing answers (C) given by the patient (H) depending on his consciousness and perception, a number of input data are also defined by the expert, even if the main data are to be taken in accordance with the data that will be evaluated both by the patient (H) and by the specialist as input to the system is realized by triggering a method in the software (trigger) by pressing a button.
- the data that experts can define as input to the system are the commands to start the test and stop the test.
- the machine learning and/or artificial intelligence module (2) receives the start command of the test from the expert and immediately applies the ‘stop test’ command that may come from the expert in any case, even if the test process is not over.
- the button-pressing actions in the system subject to the invention trigger the methods defined in the software.
- the function of releasing the button after pressing the patient's (H) button is also evaluated separately.
- the button release actions trigger the methods defined in the software. If the machine learning and/or artificial intelligence module in the system subject to the invention cannot receive any input data about the patient (H) pressing the button, it takes action by evaluating this situation according to the defined rules. 3, Evaluation of inputs to the artificial intelligence system:
- the third and final step of the machine learning and/or artificial intelligence module (2) in the system subject to the invention is to evaluate the input data of the artificial intelligence system.
- the testing process begins.
- the test process begins with the transmission of the first warning (U) to the patient (H), and a reaction (T) is expected from the patient (H) to this warning (U).
- the necessary changes in the type, intensity, frequency, duration, modulation, continuity, orientation or any other aspect of the warning are made according to the defined rules.
- the machine learning and/or artificial intelligence module (2) in the system subject to the invention evaluates the issues contained in the following articles at every step according to predefined rules. a) Medical history (A) information entered about patient (H) before starting the test, b) From the very beginning of the test to the current state (M), the patient (H) said,
- the machine learning and/or artificial intelligence module (2) in the system subject to the invention takes action against these situations after evaluating the issues contained in the above articles according to the predefined rules at each step and during the test period.
- This action in question determines the type, intensity, frequency, duration, orientation of the stimulus (U), etc.
- one of the options is to include a new warning (U) in the test by changing it, or to continue the test by removing a warning (U) from the test, or to finish the test directly.
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