JP2007185400A - Medical purpose technique evaluation system, technique evaluation device, and program for technique evaluation device - Google Patents

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JP2007185400A
JP2007185400A JP2006006863A JP2006006863A JP2007185400A JP 2007185400 A JP2007185400 A JP 2007185400A JP 2006006863 A JP2006006863 A JP 2006006863A JP 2006006863 A JP2006006863 A JP 2006006863A JP 2007185400 A JP2007185400 A JP 2007185400A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a tool, which can objectively evaluate the technique of medical actions such as surgery and palpation, to a doctor or a medical student. <P>SOLUTION: A medical purpose technique evaluation system 10 comprises a soft material 18 which contains a cut 27, in which an evaluated person such as the doctor and the medical student performs in an imitation way suturing treatment, and can be elasticity deformed by force acting on the perimeter of the cut 27, a reflection type photointerrupter 16 which measures a state quantity according to the deformation of this soft material 18, and a technique evaluation device 12 which calculates the evaluation value of the technique to the suturing treatment from the measured value of this reflection type photointerrupter 16. The technique evaluation device 12 computes the evaluation value by substituting a value based on the measuring result of the reflection type photointerrupter 16 for the parameter of an evaluation function established beforehand. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、医療用手技評価システム、手技評価装置及び手技評価装置用プログラムに係り、更に詳しくは、手術時の処置等の各種医療行為に対する医師及び医学生の手技を客観的に評価することができる医療用手技評価システム、手技評価装置及び手技評価装置用プログラムに関する。   The present invention relates to a medical technique evaluation system, a technique evaluation apparatus, and a technique evaluation apparatus program. More specifically, the present invention can objectively evaluate doctors and medical students' techniques for various medical practices such as procedures during surgery. The present invention relates to a medical procedure evaluation system, a procedure evaluation apparatus, and a procedure evaluation apparatus program.

手術時には、組織の切開や切除、切開や切除した組織の縫合、及び縫合糸を縛る結紮等の処置が行われているが、これら処置等の医療行為に関する手技は、相当数の訓練を行うことで向上する。ところが、人体に対する訓練は制限されていることから、手術手技を向上させる訓練用のツールとして、人体を模擬した手術訓練用シミュレーターが知られており(特許文献1参照)、当該シミュレーターは、特に、経験の少ない未熟な医師や医学生にとって有用である。
特開2005−10164号公報
At the time of surgery, procedures such as incision and excision of tissue, suture of the incision and excised tissue, and ligation to tie the suture are performed. To improve. However, since training for the human body is limited, a simulator for surgical training that simulates the human body is known as a training tool for improving the surgical technique (see Patent Document 1). Useful for less experienced doctors and medical students.
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しかしながら、経験の少ない医師や医学生が前記シミュレーター等を使用して訓練しても、自己の手技を客観的に評価するツールが現存しないため、自己の手技を評価するには、指導者による主観的な評価を求めるしかない。従って、このような場合にあっては、手技の評価が正確に行われない可能性がある他、当該評価を得るには、常に評価を行う指導者が必要となり、評価の伴う訓練を単独で効率的に行えないという不都合がある。   However, even if inexperienced doctors and medical students train using the simulator, etc., there is no tool for objectively evaluating their own skills. There is no choice but to ask for an evaluation. Therefore, in such a case, there is a possibility that the evaluation of the technique may not be performed accurately, and in order to obtain the evaluation, an instructor who always performs the evaluation is necessary, and the training accompanied by the evaluation is performed alone. There is a disadvantage that it cannot be performed efficiently.

本発明は、このような不都合に着目して案出されたものであり、その目的は、医師や医学生に対し、手術や触診等の医療行為の手技に対して客観的に評価することのできる医療用手技評価システム、手技評価装置及び手技評価装置用プログラムを提供することにある。   The present invention has been devised by paying attention to such inconveniences, and its purpose is to objectively evaluate doctors and medical students with respect to procedures of medical practices such as surgery and palpation. A medical procedure evaluation system, a procedure evaluation apparatus, and a procedure evaluation apparatus program that can be performed are provided.

(1)前記目的を達成するため、本発明に係る医療用手技評価システムは、評価対象者が医療行為を模擬的に行う対象部位を含み、当該対象部位の周囲に作用する力により弾性変形可能な軟素材と、この軟素材の変形に応じた状態量を測定するセンサと、このセンサの測定値から、前記医療行為に対する手技の評価値を求める手技評価装置とを備え、
前記手技評価装置は、前記センサの測定結果に基づく値を予め設定された評価関数のパラメータに代入し、前記評価値を算出する、という構成を採っている。
(1) In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the medical technique evaluation system according to the present invention includes a target part where the evaluation subject simulates a medical practice and can be elastically deformed by a force acting around the target part. A soft material, a sensor for measuring a state quantity according to the deformation of the soft material, and a technique evaluation device for obtaining an evaluation value of the technique for the medical action from the measurement value of the sensor,
The technique evaluation device employs a configuration in which a value based on a measurement result of the sensor is substituted for a parameter of a preset evaluation function to calculate the evaluation value.

(2)また、前記センサは、発光素子及び受光素子を備えた反射型フォトインタラプタであり、前記発光素子からの光が前記軟素材に反射して前記受光素子で受光可能な位置に設けられ、前記受光素子を通過する電流の変化に基づき、前記パラメータへの代入値を求める、という構成を採ることができる。   (2) The sensor is a reflective photointerrupter including a light emitting element and a light receiving element, and is provided at a position where light from the light emitting element is reflected by the soft material and can be received by the light receiving element. It is possible to adopt a configuration in which a substitution value for the parameter is obtained based on a change in current passing through the light receiving element.

(3)ここで、前記手技評価装置は、前記受光素子からの電圧値を検出する電圧検出部と、前記医療行為の開始から終了までの各時間に対する電圧値の関係を示す電圧変化グラフが作成されるデータ集計部と、このデータ集計部のデータから前記手技に関連する指標となる値を求めるデータ演算部と、この値を前記評価関数のパラメータに代入して前記評価値を算出する評価値算出部とを備える、という構成を採っている。   (3) Here, the technique evaluation device creates a voltage change graph indicating a relationship between a voltage detection unit that detects a voltage value from the light receiving element and a voltage value for each time from the start to the end of the medical practice. Data aggregation unit, a data calculation unit for obtaining a value that is an index related to the procedure from the data of the data aggregation unit, and an evaluation value for calculating the evaluation value by substituting this value for the parameter of the evaluation function The calculation unit is provided.

(4)この際、前記指標は、前記医療行為の開始から終了までの所要時間と、前記医療行為の間の最小電圧値と、前記電圧変化グラフと時間軸とで囲まれる領域の面積を前記所要時間で除した単位時間面積と、前記電圧変化グラフを高速フーリエ変換して得られたフーリエ変換グラフに対し、二番目に高いピーク値を最も高いピーク値で除したFFTピーク比とを含むとよい。   (4) At this time, the index indicates the time required from the start to the end of the medical practice, the minimum voltage value during the medical practice, the area of the region surrounded by the voltage change graph and the time axis. When the unit time area divided by the required time and the FFT peak ratio obtained by dividing the second highest peak value by the highest peak value with respect to the Fourier transform graph obtained by fast Fourier transforming the voltage change graph, Good.

(5)また、本発明は、評価対象者が医療行為を模擬的に行う対象部位の変形に対応した状態量を測定するセンサの検出値により、前記医療行為の手技の評価値を求める医療用の手技評価装置であって、
前記センサでの検出結果から、前記手技に関連する指標となる値を求め、当該値を予め設定された評価関数のパラメータに代入し、前記評価値を算出する、という構成を採っている。
(5) Further, the present invention provides a medical use method for obtaining an evaluation value of a procedure of the medical practice based on a detection value of a sensor that measures a state quantity corresponding to a deformation of a target part in which the evaluation subject simulates the medical practice. A technique evaluation device,
A configuration is employed in which a value serving as an index related to the procedure is obtained from the detection result of the sensor, the value is substituted into a parameter of a preset evaluation function, and the evaluation value is calculated.

(6)更に、本発明は、評価対象者が医療行為を模擬的に行う対象部位の変形に対応した状態量を測定するセンサの検出値により、前記医療行為に対する手技の評価値を求める医療用の手技評価装置を実行させるためのプログラムであって、
前記センサでの検出結果から、前記手技に関連する指標となる値を求め、当該値を予め設定された評価関数のパラメータに代入し、前記評価値を算出するように、前記手技評価装置を機能させる、という構成を採っている。
(6) Furthermore, the present invention provides a medical evaluation method for obtaining an evaluation value of a technique for a medical action based on a detection value of a sensor that measures a state quantity corresponding to a deformation of a target part in which the evaluation subject simulates the medical action. A program for executing the technique evaluation device of
The technique evaluation apparatus functions so as to obtain a value serving as an index related to the procedure from the detection result of the sensor, substitute the value into a parameter of a preset evaluation function, and calculate the evaluation value. The structure of letting it take is adopted.

本発明よれば、評価対象者としての医師や医学生が軟素材上で行った手術や触診等の医療行為の手技について、能力に応じた評価値が得られることになり、医師や医学生の手技の定量的な評価が可能となり、客観的な評価を伴う訓練を単独で効率的に行うことが可能となる。   According to the present invention, an evaluation value according to the ability can be obtained for a medical practice technique such as surgery or palpation performed on a soft material by a doctor or medical student as an evaluation subject. The technique can be quantitatively evaluated, and the training with the objective evaluation can be efficiently performed independently.

以下、本発明の実施形態について図面を参照しながら説明する。   Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

図1には、本実施形態に係る医療用手技評価システムの概略構成図が示されている。この図において、医療用手技評価システム10は、医師や医学生等により行われる手術時の縫合処置の手技を評価するシステムであって、医師や医学生等の評価対象者により縫合処置が模擬的に行われる模擬体11と、模擬体11に行われた縫合処置に対して定量的な評価を行う手技評価装置12とを備えて構成されている。   FIG. 1 shows a schematic configuration diagram of a medical procedure evaluation system according to the present embodiment. In this figure, a medical procedure evaluation system 10 is a system for evaluating a procedure of a suturing procedure at the time of surgery performed by a doctor, a medical student or the like, and the suturing procedure is simulated by a person to be evaluated such as a doctor or a medical student. And a technique evaluation device 12 that performs quantitative evaluation on the suture treatment performed on the simulation body 11.

前記模擬体11は、図1及び図2に示されるように、平面視ほぼ方形状の土台14と、この土台14の上に固定された基板15と、当該基板15に配線されたセンサとしての反射型フォトインタラプタ16と、反射型フォトインタラプタ16の側方周囲を囲むように基板15上に配置されたフレーム17と、反射型フォトインタラプタ16を覆うようにフレーム17の上面に固定され、評価対象者の縫合処置により作用する力により弾性変形可能な軟素材18とを備えて構成されている。   As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the simulated body 11 includes a base 14 having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, a substrate 15 fixed on the base 14, and a sensor wired to the substrate 15. The reflection type photo interrupter 16, the frame 17 disposed on the substrate 15 so as to surround the side periphery of the reflection type photo interrupter 16, and the upper surface of the frame 17 so as to cover the reflection type photo interrupter 16 are fixed and evaluated. And a soft material 18 that can be elastically deformed by a force applied by a person's suturing treatment.

前記反射型フォトインタラプタ16は、図示しない電源からの電流により光を照射する発光素子20と、発光素子20から照射された光を受光する受光素子21とを含む公知のものが用いられている。この受光素子21は、図示しない電源からアースに向って通過する電流の大きさが受光量に応じて異なるようになっており、受光素子21の上流側から前記手技評価装置12側に電流が分岐して流れる回路構成となっている。なお、反射型フォトインタラプタ16には、受光素子21での外部光の受光を阻止するフィルタ(図示省略)が設けられている。   The reflection type photointerrupter 16 is a known one including a light emitting element 20 that emits light by a current from a power source (not shown) and a light receiving element 21 that receives light emitted from the light emitting element 20. In this light receiving element 21, the magnitude of the current passing from a power source (not shown) toward the ground differs according to the amount of received light, and the current branches from the upstream side of the light receiving element 21 to the procedure evaluation device 12 side. Thus, the circuit configuration flows. The reflective photointerrupter 16 is provided with a filter (not shown) that prevents external light from being received by the light receiving element 21.

ここで、発光素子20から照射された光は、反射型フォトインタラプタ16を上方から覆う軟素材18に反射されて受光素子21で受光されることになるが、軟素材18の弾性変形により反射型フォトインタラプタ16と軟素材18との距離が変わると、受光素子21での受光量が変わり、受光素子21を通過する電流の大きさが変わる。これに伴って、受光素子21の上流側から分岐して手技評価装置12側に流れる電流の大きさが変わることになる。具体的には、反射型フォトインタラプタ16と軟素材18との距離が短くなるほど、受光素子21を通過する電流が多くなる一方、手技評価装置12側に流れる電流が少なくなり、結果として、手技評価装置18側に分岐する回路の電圧が高くなる。   Here, the light emitted from the light emitting element 20 is reflected by the soft material 18 covering the reflective photointerrupter 16 from above and received by the light receiving element 21, but is reflected by the elastic deformation of the soft material 18. When the distance between the photo interrupter 16 and the soft material 18 changes, the amount of light received by the light receiving element 21 changes, and the magnitude of the current passing through the light receiving element 21 changes. Along with this, the magnitude of the current that branches from the upstream side of the light receiving element 21 and flows to the technique evaluation device 12 side changes. Specifically, as the distance between the reflective photointerrupter 16 and the soft material 18 becomes shorter, the current passing through the light receiving element 21 increases, while the current flowing to the technique evaluation device 12 side decreases, resulting in the technique evaluation. The voltage of the circuit branched to the device 18 side becomes high.

前記フレーム17は、平面視でほぼ方形状をなす外形に設けられ、その中央には、平面視ほぼ円形状の貫通部23が形成され、当該貫通部23内に反射型フォトインタラプタ16が収容されるようになっている。この貫通部23は、反射型フォトインタラプタ16よりも高く(深く)設定され、無変形の初期状態における軟素材18の下面と反射型フォトインタラプタ16との間に隙間が生じるように設定されている。なお、この隙間の高さは、軟素材18の弾性変形の範囲と、反射型フォトインタラプタ16の特性とを考慮して定められる。具体的には、軟素材18から反射型フォトインタラプタ16までの距離と、受光素子21を通過する電圧との関係がほぼ線形となる範囲に設定される。   The frame 17 is provided in an outer shape having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, and a through portion 23 having a substantially circular shape in plan view is formed at the center thereof, and the reflective photo interrupter 16 is accommodated in the through portion 23. It has become so. The penetrating portion 23 is set higher (deeper) than the reflective photointerrupter 16 and is set so that a gap is generated between the lower surface of the soft material 18 and the reflective photointerrupter 16 in the initial state without deformation. . The height of the gap is determined in consideration of the elastic deformation range of the soft material 18 and the characteristics of the reflective photointerrupter 16. Specifically, the relationship between the distance from the soft material 18 to the reflective photointerrupter 16 and the voltage passing through the light receiving element 21 is set in a substantially linear range.

前記軟素材18は、前記フレーム17とほぼ同一の外形寸法を有する平面視ほぼ方形状のウレタンフォーム25と、このウレタンフォーム25の上面に固定される擬似表皮26と、これらウレタンフォーム25及び擬似表皮26に形成された切込み27とを備えている。   The soft material 18 includes a urethane foam 25 having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view having substantially the same outer dimensions as the frame 17, a pseudo-skin 26 fixed to the upper surface of the urethane foam 25, the urethane foam 25 and the pseudo-skin. 26 and a notch 27 formed in 26.

前記擬似表皮26は、人間の皮膚の状態を擬似してプリンゲルによって形成されており、ウレタンフォーム25とほぼ同一の平面形状をなし、ウレタンフォーム25の厚みよりも薄く設定されている。   The pseudo-skin 26 is formed of pudding gel that simulates the state of human skin, has substantially the same planar shape as the urethane foam 25, and is set thinner than the thickness of the urethane foam 25.

前記切込み27は、図2中上下方向に形成されており、当該上下方向の長さが反射型フォトインタラプタ16の同一方向の幅よりも大きく設定され、また、擬似表皮26の表面からウレタンフォーム25の途中まで延びる深さの断面楔形に設けられている。この切込み27は、手術時における皮膚の切開部分を擬似しており、この切込み27を評価対象者が縫合することで、後述するように、当該縫合処置に対する手技評価がなされる。従って、切込み27は、評価対象者が医療行為となる手術時の処置を模擬的に行う対象部位を構成する。   The cuts 27 are formed in the vertical direction in FIG. 2, and the length in the vertical direction is set to be larger than the width in the same direction of the reflective photointerrupter 16, and the urethane foam 25 extends from the surface of the pseudo-skin 26. Is provided in a wedge shape having a depth extending to the middle of the cross section. The incision 27 simulates an incision portion of the skin at the time of surgery. When the evaluation subject sutures the incision 27, a technique evaluation for the suturing treatment is performed as described later. Therefore, the incision 27 constitutes a target part for simulating a treatment at the time of surgery in which the evaluation subject becomes a medical practice.

前記手技評価装置12は、ソフトウェア及びハードウェアによって構成され、プロセッサ等、複数のプログラムモジュール及び処理回路より成り立っている。この手技評価装置12は、受光素子21側からの電圧値(以下、単に「電圧値」と称する)を検出してデジタル信号に変換する電圧検出部29と、所定のタイミングで計時を行うタイマ30と、切込み27に対する縫合処置の開始から終了までの各時間に対する電圧値の関係を示す電圧変化グラフG(図3参照)が作成されるデータ集計部31と、このデータ集計部31のデータから、縫合手技に関連する各種指標の値を求めるデータ演算部32と、これらデータ集計部31及びデータ演算部32から、縫合手技の評価値Zを算出する評価値算出部33と、求めた評価値Zを表示する表示部34とを備えて構成されている。 The technique evaluation device 12 is configured by software and hardware, and includes a plurality of program modules and processing circuits such as a processor. The technique evaluation device 12 includes a voltage detection unit 29 that detects a voltage value (hereinafter simply referred to as “voltage value”) from the light receiving element 21 side and converts it into a digital signal, and a timer 30 that measures time at a predetermined timing. From the data totaling unit 31 in which a voltage change graph G 1 (see FIG. 3) showing the relationship of the voltage value with respect to each time from the start to the end of the suturing treatment for the incision 27 is created, The data calculation unit 32 for obtaining values of various indexes related to the suture technique, the evaluation value calculation unit 33 for calculating the evaluation value Z of the suture technique from the data totaling unit 31 and the data calculation unit 32, and the obtained evaluation value And a display unit 34 for displaying Z.

前記電圧検出部29では、タイマ30による計時を開始してから終了まで、所定時間(本実施形態では、2μsec)毎に電圧値を計測し、当該電圧値を所定時間(本実施形態では、50msec)単位で平均化した平均電圧値を求めるようになっている。   The voltage detector 29 measures a voltage value every predetermined time (2 μsec in the present embodiment) from the start to the end of the time measurement by the timer 30, and the voltage value is measured for a predetermined time (in this embodiment, 50 msec). ) The average voltage value averaged in units is obtained.

前記タイマ30は、評価対象者が切込み27に針を入れた時に計時を開始し、当該切込み27から針を抜いた時に計時を終了するように動作する。これら開始及び終了の指令は、特に限定されるものではないが、切込み27の目視によって手動で行ってもよいし、図示しないカメラでの撮影に基づいて自動で行っても良い。   The timer 30 starts to time when the evaluation subject puts the needle into the cut 27 and ends when the needle is removed from the cut 27. These start and end commands are not particularly limited, but may be manually performed by visually observing the notch 27, or may be automatically performed based on photographing with a camera (not shown).

前記データ集計部31では、電圧検出部29で求めた平均電圧値を時間に対応させてプロットする。ここで、電圧値は、前記軟素材18が無変形となる初期状態よりも上側に変形したときに「+」の符号が付される一方、軟素材18が前記初期状態よりも下側に変形したときに「−」の符号が付されるように設定される。   The data totaling unit 31 plots the average voltage value obtained by the voltage detection unit 29 in correspondence with time. Here, the voltage value is given a sign of “+” when the soft material 18 is deformed upward from an initial state in which the soft material 18 is not deformed, while the soft material 18 is deformed downward from the initial state. Is set so that a sign of “-” is attached.

前記データ演算部32では、縫合処置の開始から終了までの所要時間Xと、この縫合処置の間における最小電圧値Xと、電圧変化グラフGと時間軸とで囲まれる領域の面積を前記所要時間Xで除した単位時間面積Xと、前記電圧変化グラフGを高速フーリエ変換(FFT)することで得られるとともに、周波数とパワーの関係を示すフーリエ変換グラフG(図4参照)と、このフーリエ変換グラフGにおいて二番目に高いピーク値Pを最も高いピーク値Pで除したFFTピーク比Xとが演算される。 In the data computation unit 32, a required time X 1 from the start to the end of suturing, the minimum voltage value X 2 between the suturing, the area of the region surrounded by the voltage change graph G 1 and the time axis A Fourier transform graph G 2 showing the relationship between the frequency and power as well as the unit time area X 3 divided by the required time X 1 and the voltage change graph G 1 by fast Fourier transform (FFT) (FIG. 4). a reference), and the Fourier transform graph G 2 in the FFT peak ratio X 4 obtained by dividing the high peak value P 2 in the second highest peak value P 1 is calculated.

前記評価値算出部33では、所要時間X、最小電圧値X、単位時間面積X、及びFFTピーク比Xをパラメータとする次式の評価関数に、データ演算部32で求めた各値が代入されて評価値Zが求められる。
Z=AX+BX+CX+DX+E
なお、A、B、C、D、Eは、定数である。
この評価関数は、予め、複数の医師と複数の未経験者とそれぞれに対して、前記パラメータの各値を取得し、公知の判別解析を用いて、評価値Zの平均が0となるように、各定数A〜Eが求められるようになっており、評価値Zが大きいほど、縫合手技が上手いと判断される。また、A〜Eの一部若しくは全部を任意に設定することも可能である。
In the evaluation value calculation unit 33, each of the evaluation functions calculated by the data calculation unit 32 is used as an evaluation function of the following equation using the required time X 1 , the minimum voltage value X 2 , the unit time area X 3 , and the FFT peak ratio X 4 as parameters. An evaluation value Z is obtained by substituting the value.
Z = AX 1 + BX 2 + CX 3 + DX 4 + E
A, B, C, D, and E are constants.
This evaluation function acquires each value of the parameter for each of a plurality of doctors and a plurality of inexperienced persons in advance and uses a known discriminant analysis so that the average of the evaluation values Z becomes 0. Each constant A to E is obtained, and it is determined that the suturing technique is better as the evaluation value Z is larger. It is also possible to arbitrarily set a part or all of A to E.

なお、ここでのパラメータとしては、縫合手技の上手下手を左右する指標であれば、種類や数を問わずに何でも採用することができ、それに伴って、別途、評価関数を判別解析で求めて、その評価関数を適用すれば良い。本実施形態での指標は、以下に説明するように、縫合手技の上手下手を左右するものである。すなわち、所要時間Xは、それが短い程、高い手技を持つ証になり得るからである。また、最小電圧値Xは、軟素材18が下方に変形する程、小さくなるが、高い手技を持つ医師が縫合すると、切込み27の表面の縫合に留まらず、切込み27の深部まで縫合がなされ、それに伴って、軟素材18が下方に大きく変形し得るからである。更に、単位時間面積Xは、深い部分までの縫合が満遍なくされているか否かを見分けるためである。また、FFTピーク比Xは、高い手技を持つ医師が縫合すると、縫合時の震えが少ないことから、フーリエ変換グラフGでの山(ピーク)が少なくなり、二番目に高いピーク値Pを最も高いピーク値Pで除したFFTピーク比Xが小さくなると考えられるからである。 In addition, as a parameter here, as long as it is an index that affects the upper and lower hands of the suturing technique, anything can be adopted regardless of the type or number, and accordingly, an evaluation function is separately obtained by discriminant analysis. The evaluation function may be applied. The index in the present embodiment affects the upper and lower hands of the suturing technique as described below. In other words, the shorter the required time X 1 , the more proof that it can have a high skill. The minimum voltage value X 2 are as soft material member 18 is deformed downward, smaller is, the physician with a high technique is sutured, not only on the suture surface of the incision 27, the suture is made deep incision 27 This is because the soft material 18 can be greatly deformed downward. Furthermore, the unit time area X 3 is stitched to the deep portion is to distinguish whether it is uniformly. Further, FFT peak ratio X 4, when the physician with a high technique is sutured, since tremor during suturing small mountain (peak) is decreased in the Fourier transform graph G 2, second highest peak value P 2 This is because the FFT peak ratio X 4 obtained by dividing the above by the highest peak value P 1 is considered to be small.

従って、このような実施形態によれば、軟素材18の切込み27を縫合することにより、比較的簡単な構成の手技評価装置12で、縫合手技を左右する四つの指標をパラメータとした評価関数を使って、縫合手技を表す評価値Zを自動的に求めることができ、指導者が付き添わなくても、縫合手技の客観的な評価を簡単に得ることが可能になる。   Therefore, according to such an embodiment, an evaluation function using four indexes that determine the suturing technique as parameters can be obtained by the technique evaluating device 12 having a relatively simple configuration by suturing the cut 27 of the soft material 18. It is possible to automatically obtain an evaluation value Z representing the suturing technique, and it is possible to easily obtain an objective evaluation of the suturing technique even if the instructor is not accompanied.

なお、前記実施形態では、軟素材18の変形を測定するセンサとして、反射型フォトインタラプタ16を採用したが、本発明はこれに限らず、軟素材18の変形に対応した所定の状態量を測定できるセンサであれば何でも良く、例えば、超音波センサ等を代替して適用することもできる。また、反射型フォトインタラプタ16を複数配置してもよく、このようにすると、更に精度の高い手技評価を得ることができる。   In the embodiment, the reflection type photo interrupter 16 is used as a sensor for measuring the deformation of the soft material 18. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and a predetermined state quantity corresponding to the deformation of the soft material 18 is measured. Any sensor can be used. For example, an ultrasonic sensor or the like can be used instead. Further, a plurality of reflection type photo interrupters 16 may be arranged. In this way, a more accurate technique evaluation can be obtained.

また、本発明では、軟素材18の形状を調整することで、切断や結紮等の他の手術の手技や触診等、他の医療行為の手技の評価も可能である。   Further, in the present invention, by adjusting the shape of the soft material 18, it is possible to evaluate other surgical procedures such as cutting and ligation, and other medical procedures.

更に、軟素材18としては、本実施形態の構成に限定されるものではなく、評価対象となる手技に応じて弾性変形可能なものであれば何でも良い。但し、本実施形態のように反射型フォトインタラプタ16を使用した場合には、透光性の高い材料により形成されることが好ましい。   Furthermore, the soft material 18 is not limited to the configuration of the present embodiment, and may be anything that can be elastically deformed according to the procedure to be evaluated. However, when the reflective photo interrupter 16 is used as in the present embodiment, it is preferably formed of a highly translucent material.

その他、本発明における装置各部の構成は図示構成例に限定されるものではなく、実質的に同様の作用を奏する限りにおいて、種々の変更が可能である。   In addition, the configuration of each part of the apparatus in the present invention is not limited to the illustrated configuration example, and various modifications are possible as long as substantially the same operation is achieved.

本実施形態に係る医療用手技評価システムの概略構成図。The schematic block diagram of the medical technique evaluation system which concerns on this embodiment. 模擬体の概略平面図。The schematic plan view of a simulation body. 時間と電圧との関係を示す電圧変化グラフ。The voltage change graph which shows the relationship between time and voltage. 周波数とパワーとの関係を示すフーリエ変換グラフ。A Fourier transform graph showing the relationship between frequency and power.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

10 医療用手技評価システム
12 手技評価装置
16 反射型フォトインタラプタ(センサ)
18 軟素材
20 発光素子
21 受光素子
27 切込み(対象部位)
29 電圧検出部
31 データ集計部
32 データ演算部
33 評価値算出部
Z 評価値
電圧変化グラフ
フーリエ変換グラフ
所要時間
最小電圧値
単位時間面積
FFTピーク比
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Medical procedure evaluation system 12 Procedure evaluation apparatus 16 Reflection type photo interrupter (sensor)
18 Soft material 20 Light emitting element 21 Light receiving element 27 Cutting (target part)
29 Voltage detection unit 31 Data aggregation unit 32 Data operation unit 33 Evaluation value calculation unit Z Evaluation value G 1 Voltage change graph G 2 Fourier transform graph X 1 Required time X 2 Minimum voltage value X 3 Unit time area X 4 FFT peak ratio

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評価対象者が医療行為を模擬的に行う対象部位を含み、当該対象部位の周囲に作用する力により弾性変形可能な軟素材と、この軟素材の変形に応じた状態量を測定するセンサと、このセンサの測定値から、前記医療行為に対する手技の評価値を求める手技評価装置とを備え、
前記手技評価装置は、前記センサの測定結果に基づく値を予め設定された評価関数のパラメータに代入し、前記評価値を算出することを特徴とする医療用手技評価システム。
An evaluation subject includes a target part that simulates a medical practice, a soft material that can be elastically deformed by a force acting around the target part, and a sensor that measures a state quantity according to the deformation of the soft material, A technique evaluation device for obtaining an evaluation value of a technique for the medical action from the measurement value of the sensor,
The medical technique evaluation system, wherein the technique evaluation device substitutes a value based on a measurement result of the sensor into a parameter of a preset evaluation function and calculates the evaluation value.
前記センサは、発光素子及び受光素子を備えた反射型フォトインタラプタであり、前記発光素子からの光が前記軟素材に反射して前記受光素子で受光可能な位置に設けられ、前記受光素子を通過する電流の変化に基づき、前記パラメータへの代入値を求めることを特徴とする請求項1記載の医療用手技評価システム。   The sensor is a reflective photointerrupter including a light emitting element and a light receiving element, and is provided at a position where light from the light emitting element is reflected by the soft material and can be received by the light receiving element, and passes through the light receiving element. The medical procedure evaluation system according to claim 1, wherein a substitution value for the parameter is obtained based on a change in current to be performed. 前記手技評価装置は、前記受光素子からの電圧値を検出する電圧検出部と、前記医療行為の開始から終了までの各時間に対する電圧値の関係を示す電圧変化グラフが作成されるデータ集計部と、このデータ集計部のデータから前記手技に関連する指標となる値を求めるデータ演算部と、この値を前記評価関数のパラメータに代入して前記評価値を算出する評価値算出部とを備えていることを特徴とする請求項2記載の医療用手技評価システム。   The technique evaluation device includes a voltage detection unit that detects a voltage value from the light receiving element, and a data totaling unit that creates a voltage change graph indicating a relationship between the voltage value for each time from the start to the end of the medical action; A data operation unit that obtains a value that is an index related to the procedure from the data of the data aggregation unit, and an evaluation value calculation unit that calculates the evaluation value by substituting the value into a parameter of the evaluation function The medical procedure evaluation system according to claim 2, wherein: 前記指標は、前記医療行為の開始から終了までの所要時間と、前記医療行為の間の最小電圧値と、前記電圧変化グラフと時間軸とで囲まれる領域の面積を前記所要時間で除した単位時間面積と、前記電圧変化グラフを高速フーリエ変換して得られたフーリエ変換グラフに対し、二番目に高いピーク値を最も高いピーク値で除したFFTピーク比とを含むことを特徴とする請求項3記載の医療用手技評価システム。   The index is a unit obtained by dividing the required time from the start to the end of the medical practice, the minimum voltage value during the medical practice, the area of the region surrounded by the voltage change graph and the time axis by the required time. And a FFT peak ratio obtained by dividing a second highest peak value by a highest peak value with respect to a Fourier transform graph obtained by performing a fast Fourier transform on the voltage change graph. 3. The medical procedure evaluation system according to 3. 評価対象者が医療行為を模擬的に行う対象部位の変形に対応した状態量を測定するセンサの検出値により、前記医療行為の手技の評価値を求める医療用の手技評価装置であって、
前記センサでの検出結果から、前記手技に関連する指標となる値を求め、当該値を予め設定された評価関数のパラメータに代入し、前記評価値を算出することを特徴とする手技評価装置。
A medical technique evaluation device for obtaining an evaluation value of a technique of the medical action by a detection value of a sensor that measures a state quantity corresponding to a deformation of a target part in which the evaluation object person performs a medical action in a simulated manner,
A technique evaluation device, wherein a value serving as an index related to the procedure is obtained from a detection result of the sensor, the value is substituted into a parameter of a preset evaluation function, and the evaluation value is calculated.
評価対象者が医療行為を模擬的に行う対象部位の変形に対応した状態量を測定するセンサの検出値により、前記医療行為に対する手技の評価値を求める医療用の手技評価装置を実行させるためのプログラムであって、
前記センサでの検出結果から、前記手技に関連する指標となる値を求め、当該値を予め設定された評価関数のパラメータに代入し、前記評価値を算出するように、前記手技評価装置を機能させることを特徴とする手技評価装置用プログラム。
An evaluation target person performs a medical technique evaluation device for obtaining an evaluation value of a technique for the medical action based on a detection value of a sensor that measures a state quantity corresponding to a deformation of a target part that simulates a medical action. A program,
The technique evaluation apparatus functions so as to obtain a value serving as an index related to the procedure from the detection result of the sensor, substitute the value into a parameter of a preset evaluation function, and calculate the evaluation value. A program for a technique evaluation device characterized by causing
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