JP2004078299A - Medical examination support apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To intuitively and rapidly search a specified schema original image by a simple operation. <P>SOLUTION: This medical examination support apparatus comprises a means holding, for each schema point, the position of the schema point on a human body model image and a schema original image held by the schema point, a means for displaying the schema points on an original image retrieval display for displaying the human body model image, a means for representatively displaying the schema original image held by the schema point indicated by a pointer on the original image retrieval display on an original image selection display, and a means for displaying the schema original image selected on the original image selection display as a prepared schema recording image. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

Description

[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a medical care support device that is a computer device having an electronic medical record function. More specifically, the present invention relates to a medical care support apparatus having a schema image input / record / edit function.
[0002]
[Prior art]
22 to 24 show a conventional schema image input procedure. That is, an input procedure in a case where a desired schema original image is searched for from a large number of schema original images which the electronic medical record system has in advance, and this is used for creating a schema diagram will be described. Hereinafter, this input procedure will be described.
[0003]
First, a classification is selected. That is, in FIG. 20, the corresponding classification is selected from the classification selection column (the column at the left end of the screen). For example, "respiratory system" is selected. This classification is based on the disease name, and is not a classification for each part of the human body. If the number of classifications is not displayed in the classification selection column at one time due to the large number of classifications, a scroll operation is performed.
[0004]
When a classification is selected, the original schema images included in the selected classification are displayed in a selectable list in a schema original image candidate column (portion closer to the left center in the screen) as shown in FIG. Since the classification is based on the disease name and not the classification of each part of the human body, it is difficult to intuitively find a desired original schema image, and it may take time to find it. If the schema original images in the classification are not displayed in the schema original image candidate column at one time due to a large number of schema original images, a scroll operation is performed.
[0005]
When a desired schema original image is found, the user selects the schema original image and drags and drops it into the image editing area (lower right in the screen). Thus, the schema original image can be edited (see FIG. 21). In other words, it is possible to create a schema diagram. Editing is performed, for example, by adding a comment, a figure, or the like in the image (see FIG. 22). The edited image (schema diagram) is managed as image data in which the added comments, figures, and the like are integrated.
[0006]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
The conventional input method described above has the following problems.
1. Since the classification is based on the disease name and is not a classification for each part of the human body, it is difficult to intuitively find a desired original schema image. For this reason, it may take time to find out.
2. If the images are not displayed all at once because the number of schema original images in the classification is large, a scroll operation is necessary. For this reason, it may take time to find a desired schema original image. In order to reduce the number of schema original images in a class, it is necessary to increase the number of classes. In that case, the same problem as described above occurs in searching for a desired class.
3. The edited schema diagram is managed as image data in which attached comments, figures, and the like are integrated. For this reason, comments, figures, and the like added in the existing schema diagrams cannot be effectively used later. For example, a comment or the like in an existing schema diagram cannot be transcribed in a schema diagram currently being created. Also, it is not possible to use a comment or the like added in a schema diagram as a search key to search for a desired schema diagram from existing schema diagrams and to refer to it. In addition, since related information (information related to the schema diagram) such as a comment added in the schema diagram cannot be used as a search key, it is extremely difficult to refer to an existing schema diagram beyond the patient's frame. For example, it is extremely difficult to refer to a schematic diagram of another patient (eg, a patient having a common condition, etc.) that the user wants to utilize for the medical treatment of the current patient.
[0007]
The present invention aims at the following.
1. A desired schema original image can be quickly and intuitively searched for by a simple operation from the schema original images possessed by the system.
2. Using a comment or the like added to an existing schema diagram, a desired schema diagram can be quickly searched from the existing schema diagrams.
3. A comment or the like added to an existing schema diagram is extracted so that it can be transcribed into a schema diagram currently being created.
4. Make existing schema diagrams easily accessible beyond the patient's frame.
[0008]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
The configuration of the present invention is described in the following (1) to (13).
[0009]
(1) A medical care support apparatus that manages a region associated with a schema original image as a schema point,
Original image storage means for holding the position of the schema point on the human body model image and the original schema image of each schema point for each schema point,
Original image position display means for displaying each schema point on an original image search screen for displaying the human body model image,
An original image candidate display means for displaying a schema original image of a schema point indicated by a pointer on the original image search screen as a candidate on an original image selection screen;
Target image display means for displaying the schema original image selected on the original image selection screen as a schema recording image to be created on a schema input screen,
A medical care support apparatus comprising:
[0010]
(2) In the above (1),
The original image candidate display means further displays a schema original image of a schema point at a position near the schema point indicated by the pointer on the original image selection screen as a candidate.
A medical treatment support device characterized by the following.
[0011]
(3) In the above (1) or (2),
The original image candidate display means displays a simplified image instead of the schema original image on the original image selection screen as a candidate,
A medical treatment support device characterized by the following.
[0012]
(4) A medical care support apparatus that manages, as a schema data point, an area to which original data for appending is associated,
An original data storage unit that holds, for each schema data point, a schema original image to which the schema data point belongs, a position of the schema data point on the schema original image, and additional data that the schema data point has,
Original data position display means for displaying each schema data point belonging to the schema original image at a corresponding position on the schema recorded image displayed on the schema input screen based on the schema original image,
Original data candidate display means for displaying the original data for appending possessed by the schema data point indicated by the pointer on the schema input screen on the original data selection screen,
The corresponding position of the schema data point having the original data added to the schema recording image by the selection on the original data selection screen on the schema recording image is defined as the schema data recording point having the additional data in the schema recording image. Additional data position storage means for storing in association with;
A medical care support apparatus comprising:
[0013]
(5) A medical care support apparatus that manages an area associated with a schema original image as a schema point and manages an area associated with original data for appending as a schema data point,
Original image storage means for holding the position of the schema point on the human body model image and the original schema image of each schema point for each schema point,
An original data storage unit that holds, for each schema data point, a schema original image to which the schema data point belongs, a position of the schema data point on the schema original image, and additional data that the schema data point has,
Original image position display means for displaying each schema point on an original image search screen for displaying the human body model image,
An original image candidate display means for displaying a schema original image of a schema point indicated by a pointer on the original image search screen as a candidate on an original image selection screen;
Target image display means for displaying the schema original image selected on the original image selection screen as a schema recording image to be created on a schema input screen,
Original data position display means for displaying each schema data point belonging to the schema original image based on the schema recorded image at a corresponding position on the schema recorded image,
Original data candidate display means for displaying the original data for appending possessed by the schema data point indicated by the pointer on the schema input screen on the original data selection screen,
The corresponding position of the schema data point having the original data added to the schema recording image by the selection on the original data selection screen on the schema recording image is defined as the schema data recording point having the additional data in the schema recording image. Additional data position storage means for storing in association with;
A medical care support apparatus comprising:
[0014]
(6) In any one of the above (1) to (5),
Recording image position storage means for storing a position on the human body model image of a schema point having a schema original image based on the schema recording image as a schema recording point having the schema recording image,
A medical care support apparatus comprising:
[0015]
(7) A medical care support apparatus for managing an area associated with a schema recording image as a schema recording point,
Recording image storage means for holding the position of the schema recording point on the human body model image and the schema recording image of each schema recording point for each schema recording point;
Recording image position display means for displaying each schema recording point on a recorded image search screen for displaying the human body model image,
Recording image candidate display means for displaying a schema recording image of a schema recording point indicated by a pointer on the recording image search screen as a candidate on a recording image selection screen;
Target image display means for displaying on the schema editing screen the schema recording image selected on the recording image selection screen as an editing target,
A medical care support apparatus comprising:
[0016]
(8) In (7) above,
Search information storage means storing for each schema recorded image so that bibliographic information on the schema recorded image can be used as a search key;
Reference command input means for commanding extraction of a reference schema recorded image,
Search preparation means for prompting an operation input of a search key based on bibliographic information held by the search information storage means when a reference command is input;
When a search key is input, a search control unit that extracts a schema recording image corresponding to the input search key from schema recording images whose schema recording points are the same as the schema recording image to be edited,
A medical care support apparatus comprising:
[0017]
(9) A medical care support apparatus that manages an area associated with a schema recording image as a schema recording point,
Recording image storage means for holding the position of the schema recording point on the human body model image and the schema recording image of each schema recording point for each schema recording point;
Search information storage means storing for each schema recorded image so that bibliographic information on the schema recorded image can be used as a search key;
Target image display means for displaying a schema recording image selected as an editing target by an operation input on a schema editing screen,
Reference command input means for commanding extraction of a reference schema recorded image,
Search preparation means for prompting an operation input of a search key based on bibliographic information held by the search information storage means when a reference command is input;
When a search key is input, a search control unit that extracts a schema recording image corresponding to the input search key from schema recording images whose schema recording points are the same as the schema recording image to be edited,
A medical care support apparatus comprising:
[0018]
(10) A medical care support apparatus that manages an area associated with a schema recording image as a schema recording point,
Recording image storage means for holding the position of the schema recording point on the human body model image and the schema recording image of each schema recording point for each schema recording point;
Search information storage means storing for each schema recorded image so that bibliographic information on the schema recorded image can be used as a search key;
Target image display means for displaying an image set as a target to be created by an operation input on a schema input screen as a schema recorded image,
Recording image position setting means for setting a schema recording point in the schema recording image based on the position on the human body model image set with respect to the schema recording image to be created by operation input;
Reference command input means for commanding extraction of a reference schema recorded image,
Search preparation means for prompting an operation input of a search key based on bibliographic information held by the search information storage means when a reference command is input;
When a search key is input, a search control unit that extracts a schema recording image corresponding to the input search key from schema recording images whose schema recording points are the same as the schema recording image to be created,
A medical care support apparatus comprising:
[0019]
(11) A medical care support apparatus that manages an area associated with a schema original image as a schema point and manages an area associated with the schema recorded image as a schema recording point,
Original image storage means for holding the position of the schema point on the human body model image and the original schema image of each schema point for each schema point,
Recording image storage means for holding the position of the schema recording point on the human body model image and the schema recording image of each schema recording point for each schema recording point;
Search information storage means storing for each schema recorded image so that bibliographic information on the schema recorded image can be used as a search key;
Original image position display means for displaying each schema point on an original image search screen for displaying the human body model image,
An original image candidate display means for displaying a schema original image of a schema point indicated by a pointer on the original image search screen as a candidate on an original image selection screen;
Target image display means for displaying the schema original image selected on the original image selection screen as a schema recording image to be created on a schema input screen,
Recording image position storage means for storing a position on a human body model image of a schema point having a schema original image based on the schema recording image as a schema recording point having the schema recording image,
Reference command input means for commanding extraction of a reference schema recorded image,
Search preparation means for prompting an operation input of a search key based on bibliographic information held by the search information storage means when a reference command is input;
When a search key is input, a search control unit that extracts a schema recording image corresponding to the input search key from schema recording images whose schema recording points are the same as the schema recording image to be created,
A medical care support apparatus comprising:
[0020]
(12) In any one of the above (8) to (11),
Instead of the search control means,
When a search key is input, a schema recording image whose schema recording point is the same as the schema recording image to be created or edited and which is included in the range defined by the search key is extracted. Display control means for switching at predetermined time intervals and displaying continuously.
A medical care support apparatus comprising:
[0021]
(13) In any one of the above (8) to (12),
The bibliographic information stored in the search information storage means includes a creation date of the schema recorded image, and / or a patient ID uniquely indicating a target patient of the schema recorded image, and / or a gender of the target patient. And / or the age of the target patient, and / or the disease name of the target patient, and / or a standard comment added in the schema recorded image, and / or a standard figure added in the schema recorded image. ,
The information prompting the operation input by the search preparation means includes designation of the creation time or period of the schema recorded image, and / or designation of the subject of the schema recorded image, and / or designation of the gender of the subject patient, and / or Or, designation of the age or age range of the target patient, and / or designation of the disease name of the target patient, and / or designation of a standard comment added in the schema recorded image, and / or It is a fixed figure added,
A medical treatment support device characterized by the following.
[0022]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a medical treatment support apparatus (= a computer apparatus having an electronic medical record function) according to the embodiment, and FIGS. 6 to 9 are flowcharts showing an example of a schema image correction (= editing) procedure executed by the present medical care support apparatus. FIGS. 10 to 11 are flowcharts showing the schema image input procedure and the schema image correction procedure. 12 to 14 are explanatory diagrams showing examples of the configuration of various tables recorded in the hard disk 11 in FIG. 1, and FIGS. 15 to 19. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a screen displayed on the display device 16 in FIG. 1.
[0023]
As shown in FIG. 1, the medical care support apparatus includes a control device 10 having a CPU, a RAM, a ROM, and the like, a storage device 11 including a hard disk, a display device 16 including a liquid crystal monitor or a CRT, and a keyboard. It is a computer device provided with an input device 17 including a mouse and a mouse, a printing device 18, and the like. Since the configuration of a computer device having these components is well known, the description is omitted in principle. FIG. 1 shows an example of a stand-alone configuration, but the present medical care support apparatus may be configured using a server and a client on a LAN. In short, as long as the function of the present invention can be realized, it does not matter whether it is a single computer device or a combination of a plurality of computer devices.
[0024]
The hard disk 11 stores application software for realizing an electronic medical chart function. Description of well-known portions of the electronic medical record function will be omitted, and the description will focus on functions relating to creation / editing (= correction, deletion) / reference of a schema diagram. In the present specification, an image used as a prototype at the time of creating a schema diagram is referred to as a schema original image, and a created schema diagram and an edited schema diagram are referred to as schema recorded images.
[0025]
The hard disk 11 also stores a medical care information database used in the electronic medical chart function. Description of well-known parts of the medical care information database will be omitted, and a configuration example of a table used for creating, editing (= correcting, deleting) and referencing a schema diagram will be described.
[0026]
As shown in FIG. 12A, the schema point table includes a unique schema point ID (SP-ID), a schema point name, area data defining an area of the schema point, and a file of a schema original image held by the schema point. It is a table that associates names, schema point display conditions, and the like.
In the schema data point table, as shown in FIG. 12B, a unique schema data point ID (SDP-ID) includes a schema data point name, area data defining an area of the schema data point, and a schema data point. It is a table that associates a schema point ID (SP-ID) for designating a schema original image, an original data ID (OD-ID) for designating additional data included in a schema data point, and the like.
[0027]
As shown in FIG. 13A, the schema recording point table has a unique schema recording point ID (SRP-ID), a schema recording point name, area data defining an area of the schema recording point, and a schema recording point. It is a table that associates a schema point ID (SP-ID) for designating a schema original image, a patient ID for designating a patient associated with the schema recorded image, the recording date of the schema recorded image, and the like.
As shown in FIG. 13B, the schema data recording point table includes a unique schema data recording point ID (SDRP-ID), a schema data recording point name, area data that defines the area of the schema data recording point, and schema data. Schema recording point ID (SRP-ID) for indicating the schema recording image to which the data recording point belongs, and additional data (original data, input data) ID (OD-ID) for specifying the additional data of the schema data recording point , MD-ID)), the recording date of the additional data, and the like.
[0028]
As shown in FIG. 14A, the patient table is a table in which a unique patient ID is associated with a patient name, gender, date of birth, disease name, and the like.
The disease name table is a table that associates a unique disease name ID with a disease name and an affiliation classification, as shown in FIG.
The original data table is a table that associates the contents of the original data with a unique original data ID (OD-ID), as shown in FIG.
The input data table is a table that associates the content of input data with a unique input data ID (MD-ID).
How to use the above table will be described in detail in the following procedure.
[0029]
Hereinafter, the functions of the apparatus according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to flowcharts.
[1] Schema image input procedure:
2 to 5 show an example of a schema image input procedure.
In the illustrated input procedure, a schema original image used as a prototype of a schema image to be created (= a target schema recorded image) is searched using schema points arranged on the human body model image. In addition, a desired comment is searched for using the schema data points arranged on the searched schema original image, and the desired comment is transcribed to the target schema recorded image.
Hereinafter, description will be given with reference to flowcharts of FIGS.
[0030]
In steps S01 to S15, a schema original image to be used as a prototype of a target schema recorded image is searched.
First, a schema original image search screen is activated to display a human body model image (S01). The human body model image is an image in which the human body model is drawn two-dimensionally or three-dimensionally, as shown in an example in the left part of the screen in FIG. The left part of the screen in FIG. 15 is a schema original image search screen.
[0031]
Next, the position of each schema point on the human body model image and the original schema image of each schema point are acquired using a schema point table shown in FIG. 12A (S03). As shown in the figure, each schema point has area data defining the position of the schema point and an original image file name indicating the schema original image of the schema point in association with each other. Further, each schema point has display conditions (sex, age) that specify whether or not to display the schema point on the human body model image. For example, if the current patient (= the target patient of the target schema recorded image) is a male, a schema point whose display condition “sex” is “female (only)” is not displayed on the human body model image. Although the two-dimensional area data is shown in FIG. 12A as the area data, a configuration using three-dimensional area data may be used.
[0032]
In step S05, each schema point acquired in step S03 is displayed on the human body model image. In the schema original image search screen shown in the left part of the screen in FIG. 15, each schema point on the human body model image is indicated by a circle.
[0033]
When the pointer enters an area of any of the schema points on the human body model image (YES in S07), an original image selection screen is activated (S09). On this original image selection screen, one or more schema original images associated with the schema point indicated by the pointer, and one or more schema original images associated with each of the schema points near the schema point indicated by the pointer are displayed. Two or more schema original images are displayed as candidates for selection. An example in which schema original images are candidately displayed from the center to the right in the screen of FIG. 15 is illustrated. These candidate schema original images may be simplified images (thumbnails). When a plurality of schema original images are associated with one schema point, the images are displayed so as to be switchable. For example, it is displayed as “three chests” and can be switched by a scroll operation. Note that the central part to the right part of the screen in FIG. 15 corresponds to the original image selection screen. In addition, “in the vicinity of a schema point” in the example of FIG. 15 indicates a neighboring neighboring schema point.
[0034]
When the pointer that has entered the area of the schema point deviates from the area of the schema point (YES in S13), the original image selection screen is closed (S15). In the example of FIG. 15, the original schema images shown in the central part to the right part of the screen are not displayed.
[0035]
When a desired schema original image is selected from the candidate-displayed schema original images by a user's operation input (YES in S11), the schema original image search screen and the original image selection screen are closed (S17). That is, the screen of FIG. 15 is closed. Next, a schema input screen is activated, and a copy of the schema original image determined to be "selected" in step S11 is displayed as a target schema recorded image (S19). This is illustrated in the left part of the screen in FIG. The left part in the screen of FIG. 16 corresponds to the schema input screen.
[0036]
Next, the position of each of the schema data points on the schema original image (= the original schema original image) on which the target schema recorded image is based, and the original data for appending (= the standard comment) that each schema data point has are described. , Using the schema data point table of FIG. 12B (S21). As shown in the drawing, each schema data point includes area data defining the position of the schema data point, a schema point ID (SP-ID) uniquely associated with the schema original image to which the schema data point belongs, and It has an original data ID (OD-ID) uniquely associated with the original data for appending (= standard comment). Although the two-dimensional region data is shown in FIG. 12B as the region data, a configuration using three-dimensional region data may be used.
[0037]
Using the acquired area data, each schema data point is displayed at a corresponding position on the target schema recorded image (S23). This is shown in the left part of the screen in FIG. In the example of FIG. 16, each schema data point is indicated by a circle with a mesh. It should be noted that the above-mentioned area data is, precisely, data indicating an area on the original schema original image. However, as is clear from the description in step S19, this is the area on the target schema recorded image. Are equivalent.
[0038]
When the pointer enters any of the schema data point areas on the target schema recording image (YES in S25), the additional data input screen 1 is activated (S27). The additional data input screen 1 is a screen for selecting original data for additional information (= standard comment) and inputting additional data (arbitrary comment). Here, the standard comment and the optional comment are not necessarily limited to character data, and may be, for example, image data such as an illustration, audio data, or the like.
[0039]
On the additional data input screen 1, original data for additional information (= standard comment) is displayed as a selectable candidate. A state in which one or more standard comments associated with the schema data point at the current pointer position are selectably displayed using a combo box on the right part of the screen (additional data input screen 1) in FIG. Is shown. In FIG. 16, the part names are also displayed. For this reason, the schema data point table in FIG. 12B also has the part names (SDP names) in association with each other. In FIG. 12B, the part name is symbolically represented as “SDP01”, but it is assumed that the actual part name is actually stored. Also, in FIG. 16, an input field for inputting an arbitrary comment is not shown, but such an input field may be provided.
[0040]
When original data desired by the user (= standard comment) is selected by operation input from among the candidates displayed on the additional data input screen 1 or an arbitrary comment is input (YES in S29), the selected standard comment or The input arbitrary comment is stored in the memory in association with the schema data point at the current pointer position (S31). Further, a process of moving the pointer out of the schema data point is executed to close the additional data input screen 1 (S31; see S33 to S35 below).
[0041]
When the pointer leaves the schema data point (YES in S33), the additional data input screen 1 is closed (S35). That is, the original data selection column and the like shown in the right part of the screen in FIG. 16 are not displayed.
[0042]
If a double click is detected in the schema input screen (the screen displaying the target schema recorded image; left part in the screen of FIG. 16) (YES in S37), the detected position is set to an existing point (schema data point). / Schema data recording point) (YES in S39), a new schema data recording point is set at the detected position and displayed in the schema input screen (S41). The schema data recording point is an area in a schema recording image in which additional data (= fixed or arbitrary comment) is actually recorded (performed). Here, the schema data points and the schema data recording points are displayed on the schema input screen using different symbols so that they can be identified. After that, in order to activate the additional data input screen 2, a process of placing a pointer in the schema data recording point area is executed (S41; see S43 to S45 below).
[0043]
When the pointer enters the schema data recording point area (YES in S43), the additional data input screen 2 is activated (S45). The additional data input screen 2 is a screen for inputting an arbitrary comment. That is, there is no function of selecting original data (= standard comment) (see the description of the additional data input screen 1).
[0044]
If an arbitrary comment desired by the user is input on the additional data input screen 2 (YES in S47), the input arbitrary comment is stored in the memory in association with the schema data recording point at the current pointer position. (S49). In order to close the additional data input screen 2, a process of moving the pointer out of the schema data recording point area is executed (S49; see S51 to S53 below).
[0045]
When the pointer leaves the schema data recording point area (YES in S51), the additional data input screen 2 is closed (S53).
[0046]
On the other hand, when the reference button (schema reference button; see FIG. 16) is pressed on the schema input screen (YES in S55), a schema recorded image reference procedure (S57) is executed. In the schema recording image reference procedure, a comment attached to the existing schema recording image is transcribed to the target schema recording image, or the existing schema recording image and the target schema recording image are superimposed and compared. Is performed. Details of the schema recorded image reference procedure will be described later.
[0047]
Until the OK button is pressed, the processes of steps S25 to S57 are repeatedly executed.
[0048]
When the OK button is pressed in the schema input screen (YES in S59), the target schema recorded image and the additional data (standard comment / arbitrary comment) selected / input for the target schema recorded image are stored on the hard disk. The process of newly recording in the corresponding table in is executed.
[0049]
For example, when a schema data point associated with additional data (= standard comment / optional comment) is stored in the memory (YES in S61; see S31), the schema data having the same area as the schema data point is stored. A new recording point is set, the additional data and the target schema recorded image are associated with the schema data recording point, and recorded as a new record in the schema data recording point table (FIG. 13B) in the hard disk. (S63). Here, the above-mentioned “target schema recorded image associated with the schema data recording point” is, to be precise, uniquely identifies the schema original image on which the target schema recorded image is based (= the original schema original image). This is the data to be instructed. In other words, the target schema recorded image is managed as a table that associates the original schema original image with the data (standard comment / arbitrary comment) added to the original schema original image. It is not managed as image data in which the schema original image and the additional data are combined together. For this reason, secondary use of the intended schema recorded image is possible. The data uniquely indicating the original schema original image is the schema recording point ID (SRP-ID) in the example of FIG. 13B, but instead uses the schema point ID (SP-ID). Is also good.
[0050]
On the other hand, if the schema data recording point associated with the additional data is stored in the memory instead of the schema data point associated with the additional data (YES in S65; see S49), the schema data recording point Then, the additional data and the target schema recording image are associated with each other and recorded as a new record in the schema data recording point table (FIG. 13B) in the hard disk (S67). The “target schema recorded image associated with the schema data recording point” here is, of course, exactly the original schema original image (= original schema original image) on which the target schema recorded image is based. Is the data to be instructed. In the schema data recording point table, the recording date is also recorded in association with the recording date.
[0051]
Next, in step S69, a new schema recording point having the same region on the human body model image as the original schema image on which the target schema recorded image is based (= the original schema original image) is newly set. The target schema recording image and the patient ID are associated with the recording points, and recorded as a new record in the schema recording point table (FIG. 13A) in the hard disk. Here, the “target schema recorded image associated with the schema recording point” is, to be precise, data that uniquely designates a schema original image (= original schema original image) on which the target schema recorded image is based. It is. Specifically, a schema point ID (SP-ID) is used as this data. In the schema recording point table, the recording date is also recorded in association with the recording date.
Thereafter, the schema input screen is closed (S69), and the schema recorded image input procedure ends.
[0052]
[2] Schema image correction procedure:
6 to 9 show an example of a schema image correction procedure.
In the illustrated correction procedure, a schema image to be corrected (= target schema recorded image) is used as a schema recording point of a target patient (= patient whose schema image is to be corrected) arranged on a human body model image. Search. Further, a schema recording image for reference is searched for from the same schema recording image having the same position of the schema recording point as the target schema recording image, and the additional data of the reference schema recording image is stored in the target schema recording image. Use for image correction.
Hereinafter, description will be given with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS.
[0053]
In steps T01 to T15, a schema image to be corrected (= a target schema recorded image) is searched.
First, a schema recording image search screen is activated to display a human body model image (T01). The human body model image is an image in which the human body model is drawn two-dimensionally or three-dimensionally, as shown in an example at the left end in the screen of FIG. The left end of the screen in FIG. 17 is a schema recording image search screen.
[0054]
Next, the position of each schema recording point of the target patient on the human body model image and the schema recording image of each schema recording point are obtained using a schema recording point table, an example of which is shown in FIG. T03). As shown in the figure, each schema recording point includes a patient ID that uniquely designates a patient, area data that defines the position of the schema recording point, and a schema original image (= It has a schema point ID (SP-ID) that can uniquely indicate the original schema original image). Also, a recording date that can be used for narrowing down when searching for a schema recording image for reference is provided for each schema recording point. For this narrowing down, the aforementioned patient ID can also be used. Although the two-dimensional area data is shown in the example of FIG. 13A as the area data, a configuration using three-dimensional area data may be used.
[0055]
In step T05, each schema recording point of the target patient acquired in step T03 is displayed on the human body model image. In the schema recording image search screen shown in the left part of the screen in FIG. 17, each schema point on the human body model image is indicated by a circle.
[0056]
When the pointer enters a region of any of the schema recording points of the target patient on the human body model image (YES in T07), a recording image selection screen is activated (T09). On this recording image selection screen, one or more schema recording images of the target patient associated with the schema recording point indicated by the pointer are candidately displayed as selectable. FIG. 18 illustrates an example in which a schema-recorded image is displayed as a candidate at a position near the left center of the screen in FIG. 17. In this example, four schema recorded images are displayed so as to be switched by a scroll operation. The portion near the center of the screen in FIG. 17 corresponds to the recorded image selection screen.
[0057]
When the pointer that has entered the area of the schema recording point deviates from the area of the schema recording point (YES in T13), the recording image selection screen is closed (T15). In the case of the example shown in FIG. 17, the schema recording image shown in the portion near the left center in the screen is not displayed.
[0058]
When a desired schema recorded image is selected from among the candidate recorded schema recorded images of the target patient by an operation input by the user (YES in T11), the schema recorded image search screen and the recorded image selection screen are closed (T17). FIG. 17 shows a schema recording point group on the schema recording image search screen (the left end in the screen of FIG. 17) and a schema recording image associated with a specific schema recording point in the schema recording point group. A specific schema recorded image determined to be “selected” in step T11 from the group (a schema recorded image displayed at the time of “selection” in a portion near the left center of the screen in FIG. 17) and the specific schema recorded This is a screen that shows a schema data recording point group on an image and additional data associated with a specific schema data recording point in the schema data recording point group in cooperation with each other. Even after the function as the image selection screen is completed, the screen functions as a part of the schema correction screen. (Left end portion and the left portion inboard site) are not hidden.
[0059]
Next, a schema correction screen is activated, and the schema recorded image determined as “selection” in the step T11 (the schema recorded image displayed at the time of “selection” in the portion near the left center in the screen of FIG. 17) is displayed. Is displayed as a target schema recorded image (= a schema recorded image to be corrected) (T19). The situation is illustrated in a portion near the center on the left side of the screen in FIG. That is, at this point, the portion near the left center in the screen of FIG. 17 corresponds to the schema correction screen.
[0060]
In step T21, the position of each schema data recording point on the target schema recording image and the additional data (= standard comment / optional comment) of each schema data recording point are stored in the schema data recording point shown in FIG. Get using the table. As shown in the figure, each schema data recording point is composed of a region data defining the position of the schema data recording point and a schema original image (= original schema original image) on which the schema recorded image to which the schema data recording point belongs is based. Schema recording point ID (SRP-ID) uniquely associated with, original data ID (OD-ID) / input data ID (MD) uniquely associated with additional data (= standard comment / arbitrary comment) -ID) and the recording date. Although the two-dimensional area data is shown in FIG. 13B as the area data, a configuration using three-dimensional area data may be used.
[0061]
Using the acquired area data, each schema data recording point is displayed at a corresponding position on the target schema recorded image (T23). This situation is shown in the portion near the left center in the screen of FIG. In the example of FIG. 17, each schema data recording point is indicated by a circle. Note that the above-mentioned area data is, precisely, data indicating an area on the original schema original image. As is clear from the description in step T19, this is the area on the target schema recorded image. Are equivalent.
[0062]
When the pointer enters any of the schema data recording point areas on the target schema recording image (YES in T25), the additional data correction screen is activated (T27). The additional data correction screen is a screen for correcting / deleting additional data recorded in association with the schema data recording point at the pointer position. In the example of FIG. 17, the comment displayed on the right side in the screen of FIG. 17 can be corrected / deleted by a user's operation input. In FIG. 17, the site name is also displayed. For this reason, the schema data recording point table of FIG. 13B also has a part name (SDRP name) associated with it. In FIG. 13B, the site name is symbolically represented as “SDRP01”, but it is assumed that the actual site name is actually stored.
[0063]
When the additional data desired by the user is corrected by an operation input on the additional data correction screen (YES in T29), the corrected additional data is associated with the schema data recording point at the current pointer position and stored in the memory. (T31). In addition, a process of moving the pointer out of the schema data recording point is executed to close the additional data correction screen (T31; see T33 to T35 below).
[0064]
Similarly, if additional data desired by the user is deleted by an operation input on the additional data correction screen (YES in T44), the deleted additional data is displayed in the schema correction screen (right portion in the screen of FIG. 17). , And the deletion is stored in the memory in association with the schema data recording point at the current pointer position (T46). In addition, a process of moving the pointer out of the schema data recording point is performed to close the additional data correction screen (T46; see T33 to T35 below).
[0065]
When the pointer leaves the schema data recording point (YES in T33), the additional data correction screen is closed (T35). That is, the modification / deletion column of the additional data shown in the right part of the screen in FIG. 17 is hidden.
[0066]
If a double click is detected in the schema correction screen (a screen displaying the target schema recorded image; in FIG. 17, a portion near the left center of the screen) (YES in T37), the detected position is set to the existing position. On condition that the position is outside the schema data recording point (YES in T39), a new schema data recording point is set at the detected position and displayed in the schema correction screen (T41). The schema data recording point is an area in the schema recording image where the additional data is actually recorded (executed). Thereafter, in order to activate the additional data correction screen, a process of inserting a pointer into the schema data recording point area is executed (T41; see T25 to T27). This makes it possible to modify the additional data in association with the newly set schema data recording point (additional data when the original additional data is "0").
[0067]
When a reference button (not shown in FIG. 17) is pressed on the schema correction screen (YES in T55), a schema recorded image reference procedure (T57) is executed. In the schema recording image reference procedure, a comment attached to the existing schema recording image is transcribed to the target schema recording image, or the existing schema recording image and the target schema recording image are superimposed and compared. Is performed. Details of the schema recorded image reference procedure will be described later.
[0068]
Until the OK button is pressed, the above-described processes of steps T25 to T57 are repeatedly executed.
[0069]
When the OK button is pressed in the schema correction screen (YES in T59), the additional data before correction is updated with the additional data corrected with respect to the target schema recorded image, or the additional data deleted with respect to the schema recorded image at hand is deleted. Processing such as deleting the data and the schema data recording point of the additional data is executed.
[0070]
For example, if the schema data recording point with the added data corrected is stored in the memory (YES in T66; see T31), the schema data recording point is associated with the above-mentioned schema data recording point in the schema data recording point table in the hard disk. The attached data is updated with the modified added data (T68).
[0071]
If the schema data recording point from which the additional data has been deleted is stored in the memory (YES in T70; see T46), the schema data recording point recorded in the schema data recording point table in the hard disk is stored. The record is deleted (T72).
Thereafter, the schema correction screen is closed (T74).
[0072]
[3] Schema recorded image reference procedure:
10 to 11 show an example of a schema recorded image reference procedure.
In the illustrated reference procedure, the schema recording point that matches the specified search condition is selected from existing schema recorded images in which the position of the schema recording point is the same as the input / corrected schema image (= target schema recorded image). A process for extracting an image and using the designated mode is performed.
Hereinafter, a description will be given with reference to the flowcharts of FIGS.
[0073]
First, the schema recording point of the current input / correction target schema image (= target schema recorded image) is obtained from the schema recording point table (FIG. 13A) (U02).
[0074]
Next, a search range designation screen for designating a search range by a user's operation input is started (U04). The search range is specified, for example, as in the following a to f.
I. Refer to another (eg, past) schema recorded image of the patient of the schema image to be modified / input (= target schema recorded image), or refer to the schema image to be modified / input (= target schema recorded image) ) Is to refer to the schema recorded image of a patient other than the patient.
B. Specification to refer to the schema recorded image of the patient specified by the name.
C. Specification of whether to refer to a schema recorded image of a male patient or to a schema recorded image of a female patient.
D. The designation of referring to the schema recorded image of the patient specified by the disease name classification or the disease name selected in the submenu.
E. Specification to refer to the schema recorded image of the patient specified by age range.
F. Designation to refer to the schema recorded image specified by the recording date and time of the schema recorded image (eg, two years ago or later).
These are examples, and other designation methods may be used. For example, it is conceivable to search by designating a comment (fixed comment, arbitrary comment) added to an existing schema recording image. The above may be used alone, or the search range may be specified using two or more logical sums and logical products.
[0075]
When the search range is designated (YES in U06), the search range is set according to the designation, and the search range designation screen is closed (U08).
[0076]
Next, a selection screen for selecting a method for extracting a desired schema recorded image from the designated search range is activated (U10). Examples of a method for extracting a desired schema recording image include the following α, β, and the like.
α. Specifying search key values:
This is a method in which a search key and its value are designated and a matching schema recorded image is extracted. For example, there is a method of designating a recording date and extracting a schema recording image matching the recording date, and a method of designating additional data and extracting a schema recording image having matching additional data. In other words, this method is a method of specifying the search range in more detail.
β. animation:
The schema recording image included in the search range and the additional data of the specific schema data recording point of the schema recording image included in the search range are, for example, retroactively counted from the latest one to the past at predetermined time intervals (for example, every 10 seconds). ), Stops when a desired schema recorded image is displayed, and extracts the schema recorded image at that time. FIG. 19 shows an example of a screen for performing an animation.
[0077]
When a method for extracting a desired schema recording image is selected on the selection screen in step U10 (YES in U12), the selection screen is closed (U14), and a desired schema recording image is selected according to the selected method (U14). U16). For example, the search key and its value are designated to return the corresponding schema recorded image, or the animation is stopped to return the stopped schema recorded image.
[0078]
When the schema recording image to be referred to is extracted (YES in U18), the user is caused to determine a method of using the schema recording image (U20). This determination can be made, for example, as in a and b below.
a. copy:
The user is asked to copy the additional data of the schema recording image to be referenced to the target schema recording image and to input the additional data to be copied or the schema data recording point having the additional data to be copied.
b. Superposition:
The user is prompted to input information indicating that the intended schema recorded image and the reference target schema recorded image are to be superimposed by a transmission method or a semi-transmission method, and an image portion to be transmitted or semi-transmitted.
[0079]
When the use mode is determined (YES in U22), a process of using the reference image is executed according to the determined use mode (U24).
For example, if “copy” is specified, the additional data or the like specified by the user's operation input is copied from the reference schema recorded image to the target schema recorded image. FIG. 18 shows an example of a screen for copying.
If “overlay” is specified, the image part specified by the user's operation input is set to be transparent or translucent in accordance with the specification by the user's operation input, and 2 or Three or more schema recorded images are superimposed and displayed. An example of a screen for making this designation is shown in the left part of the screen in FIG.
When the process to be used is completed (YES in U26), the process returns to the original process (schema image input procedure / schema image correction procedure).
[0080]
The procedures described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 11 are merely examples, and the present invention is not limited to the procedures. A procedure different from the above may be used as long as the procedure of the present invention can be performed.
[0081]
【The invention's effect】
In the configuration (1), an original image storage means for storing the position of the schema point on the human body model image and the original schema image of each schema point for each schema point, and an original image for displaying the human body model image. Original image position display means for displaying each schema point on the image search screen, and original image candidate display for displaying a schema original image of the schema point indicated by the pointer on the original image search screen as a candidate on the original image selection screen Means and a target image display means for displaying the schema original image selected on the original image selection screen as a schema recording image to be created on a schema input screen, so that a desired schema original image can be easily operated. Intuitively and quickly find out and display as a schema recording image to be input.
[0082]
In the configuration (4), the original data that holds the schema original image to which the schema data point belongs, the position of the schema data point on the schema original image, and the additional data that the schema data point has for each schema data point. Data storage means, original data position display means for displaying each schema data point belonging to the schema original image at a corresponding position on the schema recorded image displayed on the schema input screen based on the schema original image, and the schema input screen Original data candidate display means for displaying candidate original data of the schema data point indicated by the pointer in the original data selection screen, and the original data candidate display means being added to the schema recorded image by selection on the original data selection screen. Schema recorded image of a schema data point having original data Storage means for storing the corresponding position of the data as a schema data recording point having the additional data in association with the schema recorded image, so that desired original data for the additional data (such as a standard comment) can be easily obtained. With a simple operation, the user can quickly and intuitively find and incorporate the information into the schema recording image to be input.
[0083]
Since the configuration (5) has the configuration of the configurations (1) and (4), a desired schema original image can be quickly and intuitively searched for by a simple operation and displayed as a schema recording image to be input. At the same time, it is possible to intuitively and quickly find original data (such as a standard comment) for additional notes to be incorporated into the schema recorded image by a simple operation.
[0084]
In the configuration of (6), in any one of (1) to (5), further, the position of a schema point having a schema original image based on the schema recorded image on the human body model image is determined by the schema. Since there is a recording image position storing means for storing as a schema recording point having a recording image, it is possible to intuitively and quickly find out the schema recording image created this time by a simple operation when referring to it later.
[0085]
In the configuration of (7), a recorded image storage unit that holds the position of the schema recording point on the human body model image and the schema recorded image of each schema recording point for each schema recording point; A recording image position display means for displaying each schema recording point on a recording image search screen to be displayed; and a candidate display on the recording image selection screen for a schema recording image of a schema recording point indicated by a pointer on the recording image search screen. Simple operation of a desired schema recorded image because of having a recorded image candidate displaying means, and a target image displaying means for displaying the schema recorded image selected on the recorded image selection screen as an editing target on a schema editing screen. And intuitively find it quickly and display it as an edit target.
[0086]
In the configuration of (8), in the configuration of (7), further, search information storage means for storing, for each schema recorded image, bibliographic information on the schema recorded image so as to be usable as a search key; Reference command input means for instructing the extraction of a schema recorded image of the same, search preparation means for prompting operation input of a search key based on bibliographic information held by the search information storage means when the reference command is input, and search key Is input, and a search control unit that extracts a schema recording image corresponding to a search key input from a schema recording image whose schema recording point is the same as the schema recording image to be edited. In addition to the effect of the configuration of (7), there is an effect that another schema recorded image can be quickly called for reference by a simple operation.
[0087]
The configuration of the above (9) is characterized in that a recording image storage means for holding a position of a schema recording point on a human body model image and a schema recording image of each schema recording point for each schema recording point, and a bibliography relating to the schema recording image A search information storage unit that stores information for each schema recording image so that information can be used as a search key, and a target image display unit that displays a schema recording image selected as an editing target by an operation input on a schema editing screen, Reference command input means for instructing the extraction of a schema record image for reference, and search preparation means for prompting operation input of a search key based on bibliographic information held by the search information storage means when a reference command is input, When a search key is input, the schema recording point is the same as the schema recording image to be edited. Order to have a search control means for extracting the schema records images corresponding to the search key that is al inputted, and when editing schema recorded image, an operation that refers to another schema recorded image is easily and quickly.
[0088]
The configuration of (10) is characterized in that a recording image storage means for holding the position of the schema recording point on the human body model image and the schema recording image of each schema recording point for each schema recording point, and a bibliography relating to the schema recording image Search information storage means storing information for each schema recording image so that information can be used as a search key, and a target image for displaying an image set as a target to be created by operation input on the schema input screen as a schema recording image Display means; recorded image position setting means for setting a schema recording point in the schema recorded image based on the position on the human body model image set with respect to the schema recorded image to be created by operation input; and a schema for reference. Reference command input means for commanding extraction of a recorded image, and when a reference command is input Search preparation means for prompting operation input of a search key based on bibliographic information held by the search information storage means; and a schema recording image whose schema recording point is the same as the schema recording image to be created when the search key is input. Search control means for extracting a schema recorded image corresponding to a search key input from the inside, so that a desired schema original image can be quickly and intuitively searched for by a simple operation and displayed as a schema recorded image to be input. In addition to this, when a user wants to refer to another schema recorded image in order to input a comment or the like into the schema recorded image, the user can quickly call the image by a simple operation.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a medical assistance device according to an embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a part of a flowchart showing a schema image input procedure executed by the medical care support apparatus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a part of a flowchart showing a schema image input procedure executed by the medical care support apparatus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a part of a flowchart showing a schema image input procedure executed by the medical care support apparatus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 5 is the remaining part of the flowchart showing the schema image input procedure executed by the medical care support apparatus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 6 is a part of a flowchart showing a schema image correction procedure executed by the medical care support apparatus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 7 is a part of a flowchart showing a schema image correcting procedure executed by the medical care support apparatus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 8 is a part of a flowchart showing a schema image correcting procedure executed by the medical care support apparatus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 9 is the remaining part of the flowchart showing the schema image correction procedure executed by the medical care support apparatus of FIG. 1;
FIG. 10 is a part of a flowchart showing a schema recording image reference procedure of FIG. 5 and a schema recording image reference procedure of FIG. 8;
11 is a remaining part of the flowchart showing the schema recording image reference procedure of FIG. 5 and the schema recording image reference procedure of FIG. 8;
12A is an explanatory diagram illustrating a schema point table, and FIG. 12B is an explanatory diagram illustrating a schema data point table.
13A is an explanatory diagram illustrating a schema recording point table, and FIG. 13B is an explanatory diagram illustrating a schema data recording point table.
14A is an explanatory diagram illustrating a patient table, FIG. 14B is a disease name table, FIG. 14C is an original data table, and FIG. 14D is an input diagram illustrating an input data table.
FIG. 15 is an explanatory view exemplifying a schema original image search screen (left part in the screen) and a current image selection screen (center part to right part in the screen).
FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram exemplifying a schema input screen (left part in the screen) and an additional data input screen 1 (right part in the screen).
FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram exemplifying a schema correction screen (left part in the screen) and a supplementary data correction screen (right part in the screen).
FIG. 18 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a schema recording image reference screen.
FIG. 19 is an explanatory diagram exemplifying a screen for displaying a reference image as an animation.
FIG. 20 is an explanatory diagram showing transition of a conventional schema original image selection screen. Indicates before classification selection.
FIG. 21 is an explanatory diagram showing a transition of a conventional schema original image selection screen. This shows a state where a classification is selected and a desired schema original image is dragged and dropped into the editing area.
FIG. 22 is an explanatory diagram showing transition of a conventional schema original image selection screen. This shows a state where an image or the like is added to the image in the editing area.
[Explanation of symbols]
10 Control device
11 Storage device (hard disk)

Claims (13)

A medical care support apparatus that manages a region to which a schema original image is associated as a schema point,
Original image storage means for holding the position of the schema point on the human body model image and the original schema image of each schema point for each schema point,
Original image position display means for displaying each schema point on an original image search screen for displaying the human body model image,
An original image candidate display means for displaying a schema original image of a schema point indicated by a pointer on the original image search screen as a candidate on an original image selection screen;
Target image display means for displaying the schema original image selected on the original image selection screen as a schema recording image to be created on a schema input screen,
A medical care support apparatus comprising: In claim 1,
The original image candidate display means further displays a schema original image of a schema point at a position near the schema point indicated by the pointer on the original image selection screen as a candidate.
A medical treatment support device characterized by the following. In claim 1 or claim 2,
The original image candidate display means displays a simplified image instead of the schema original image on the original image selection screen as a candidate,
A medical treatment support device characterized by the following. A medical care support apparatus that manages, as a schema data point, an area to which original data for appending is associated,
An original data storage unit that holds, for each schema data point, a schema original image to which the schema data point belongs, a position of the schema data point on the schema original image, and additional data that the schema data point has,
Original data position display means for displaying each schema data point belonging to the schema original image at a corresponding position on the schema recorded image displayed on the schema input screen based on the schema original image,
Original data candidate display means for displaying the original data for appending possessed by the schema data point indicated by the pointer on the schema input screen on the original data selection screen,
The corresponding position of the schema data point having the original data added to the schema recording image by the selection on the original data selection screen on the schema recording image is defined as the schema data recording point having the additional data in the schema recording image. Additional data position storage means for storing in association with;
A medical care support apparatus comprising: A medical support apparatus that manages an area in which a schema original image is associated as a schema point, and manages an area in which original data for appending is associated as a schema data point,
Original image storage means for holding the position of the schema point on the human body model image and the original schema image of each schema point for each schema point,
An original data storage unit that holds, for each schema data point, a schema original image to which the schema data point belongs, a position of the schema data point on the schema original image, and additional data that the schema data point has,
Original image position display means for displaying each schema point on an original image search screen for displaying the human body model image,
An original image candidate display means for displaying a schema original image of a schema point indicated by a pointer on the original image search screen as a candidate on an original image selection screen;
Target image display means for displaying the schema original image selected on the original image selection screen as a schema recording image to be created on a schema input screen,
Original data position display means for displaying each schema data point belonging to the schema original image based on the schema recorded image at a corresponding position on the schema recorded image,
Original data candidate display means for displaying the original data for appending possessed by the schema data point indicated by the pointer on the schema input screen on the original data selection screen,
The corresponding position of the schema data point having the original data added to the schema recording image by the selection on the original data selection screen on the schema recording image is defined as the schema data recording point having the additional data in the schema recording image. Additional data position storage means for storing in association with;
A medical care support apparatus comprising: In any one of claims 1 to 5,
Recording image position storage means for storing a position on the human body model image of a schema point having a schema original image based on the schema recording image as a schema recording point having the schema recording image,
A medical care support apparatus comprising: A medical care support apparatus that manages an area associated with a schema recording image as a schema recording point,
Recording image storage means for holding the position of the schema recording point on the human body model image and the schema recording image of each schema recording point for each schema recording point;
Recording image position display means for displaying each schema recording point on a recorded image search screen for displaying the human body model image,
Recording image candidate display means for displaying a schema recording image of a schema recording point indicated by a pointer on the recording image search screen as a candidate on a recording image selection screen;
Target image display means for displaying on the schema editing screen the schema recording image selected on the recording image selection screen as an editing target,
A medical care support apparatus comprising: In claim 7, further,
Search information storage means storing for each schema recorded image so that bibliographic information on the schema recorded image can be used as a search key;
Reference command input means for commanding extraction of a reference schema recorded image,
Search preparation means for prompting an operation input of a search key based on bibliographic information held by the search information storage means when a reference command is input;
When a search key is input, a search control unit that extracts a schema recording image corresponding to the input search key from schema recording images whose schema recording points are the same as the schema recording image to be edited,
A medical care support apparatus comprising: A medical care support apparatus that manages an area associated with a schema recording image as a schema recording point,
Recording image storage means for holding the position of the schema recording point on the human body model image and the schema recording image of each schema recording point for each schema recording point;
Search information storage means storing for each schema recorded image so that bibliographic information on the schema recorded image can be used as a search key;
Target image display means for displaying a schema recording image selected as an editing target by an operation input on a schema editing screen,
Reference command input means for commanding extraction of a reference schema recorded image,
Search preparation means for prompting an operation input of a search key based on bibliographic information held by the search information storage means when a reference command is input;
When a search key is input, a search control unit that extracts a schema recording image corresponding to the input search key from schema recording images whose schema recording points are the same as the schema recording image to be edited,
A medical care support apparatus comprising: A medical care support apparatus that manages an area associated with a schema recording image as a schema recording point,
Recording image storage means for holding the position of the schema recording point on the human body model image and the schema recording image of each schema recording point for each schema recording point;
Search information storage means storing for each schema recorded image so that bibliographic information on the schema recorded image can be used as a search key;
Target image display means for displaying an image set as a target to be created by an operation input on a schema input screen as a schema recorded image,
Recording image position setting means for setting a schema recording point in the schema recording image based on the position on the human body model image set with respect to the schema recording image to be created by operation input;
Reference command input means for commanding extraction of a reference schema recorded image,
Search preparation means for prompting an operation input of a search key based on bibliographic information held by the search information storage means when a reference command is input;
When a search key is input, a search control unit that extracts a schema recording image corresponding to the input search key from schema recording images whose schema recording points are the same as the schema recording image to be created,
A medical care support apparatus comprising: A medical care support apparatus that manages an area associated with a schema original image as a schema point and manages an area associated with the schema recorded image as a schema recording point,
Original image storage means for holding the position of the schema point on the human body model image and the original schema image of each schema point for each schema point,
Recording image storage means for holding the position of the schema recording point on the human body model image and the schema recording image of each schema recording point for each schema recording point;
Search information storage means storing for each schema recorded image so that bibliographic information on the schema recorded image can be used as a search key;
Original image position display means for displaying each schema point on an original image search screen for displaying the human body model image,
An original image candidate display means for displaying a schema original image of a schema point indicated by a pointer on the original image search screen as a candidate on an original image selection screen;
Target image display means for displaying the schema original image selected on the original image selection screen as a schema recording image to be created on a schema input screen,
Recording image position storage means for storing a position on a human body model image of a schema point having a schema original image based on the schema recording image as a schema recording point having the schema recording image,
Reference command input means for commanding extraction of a reference schema recorded image,
Search preparation means for prompting an operation input of a search key based on bibliographic information held by the search information storage means when a reference command is input;
When a search key is input, a search control unit that extracts a schema recording image corresponding to the input search key from schema recording images whose schema recording points are the same as the schema recording image to be created,
A medical care support apparatus comprising: In any one of claims 8 to 11,
Instead of the search control means,
When a search key is input, a schema recording image whose schema recording point is the same as the schema recording image to be created or edited and which is included in the range defined by the search key is extracted. Display control means for switching at predetermined time intervals and displaying continuously.
A medical care support apparatus comprising: In any one of claims 8 to 12,
The bibliographic information stored in the search information storage means includes a creation date of the schema recorded image, and / or a patient ID uniquely indicating a target patient of the schema recorded image, and / or a gender of the target patient. And / or the age of the target patient, and / or the disease name of the target patient, and / or a standard comment added in the schema recorded image, and / or a standard figure added in the schema recorded image. ,
The information prompting the operation input by the search preparation means includes designation of the creation time or period of the schema recorded image, and / or designation of the subject of the schema recorded image, and / or designation of the gender of the subject patient, and / or Or, designation of the age or age range of the target patient, and / or designation of the disease name of the target patient, and / or designation of a standard comment added in the schema recorded image, and / or It is a fixed figure added,
A medical treatment support device characterized by the following.

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