JP2019024609A - Cleaning management system for surgical operation set - Google Patents

Abstract

To facilitate cleaning and sorting work for instruments and components.SOLUTION: A cleaning management system for a surgical operation set includes readers 11a and 11b, display devices 12a and 12b, and a processing device 13. The processing device 13 includes a first storage part 101, a second storage part 102, a third storage part 103, a fourth storage part 104, a first processing part 201, and a second processing part 202. Of these, the first processing part 201 is programmed so as to specify a surgical operation set which an instrument or a component belongs to by individual information when the individual information is detected by the readers 11a and 11b. The second processing part 202 is programmed so as to associate the instrument and the component which belong to the surgical operation set specified by the first processing part 201 with a cleaning method, and display them in the display device.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a cleaning management system for a surgical set.

  Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-16198 proposes an apparatus provided with a device for individually providing an identification code on an accessory used in diagnosis, surgery, examination, etc., and reading the identification code. In the database of the management device, data relating to a patient, data of a doctor in charge of the patient, inventory data of small steel items, and the like are stored as medical data. Then, after a medical action such as surgery or treatment is performed on the patient, the medical data stored on the database of the management apparatus is compared with the read data.

  Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2009-72338 discloses a management system for medical equipment that is cleaned after each use and repeatedly used. Here, changing the color of a display part according to the state of an endoscope is disclosed.

  Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2012-215990 proposes an apparatus for supporting a picking operation of medical equipment. Specifically, a storage unit that stores medical device identifiers and medical device images and a storage unit that stores medical device identifiers that are similar to each other are stored. The apparatus presented in the publication is configured so that an image of a medical device designated by a user and an image of a medical device similar to the medical device are displayed side by side.

  Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2013-116234 discloses an apparatus for managing the location of a medical instrument. In the device disclosed herein, the device information acquisition unit acquires device information including read information of identification tags attached to medical devices from tag readers installed at a plurality of locations in the medical facility. The status holding unit holds the status of the medical device including the location of the medical device specified by the acquired device information. The display control unit causes the display device to display the status of the medical device held in the status holding unit. The display control unit hides medical devices that are being used for medical practice among the medical devices.

  Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2015-197735 proposes an apparatus capable of delivering guidance information that is a reference for general medical staff. The apparatus proposed here uses medical work information representing the contents of medical practice by skilled medical staff as guidance information. Guidance information is distributed in response to requests from general medical staff.

  Japanese Utility Model Registration No. 3199614 discloses a surgical instrument management system. The system disclosed herein records an exterior photo of the surgical instrument. A list of asset numbers of surgical instruments prepared before surgery is created using the barcode information. Next, the identification pattern of the surgical instrument collected after the operation is read. Moreover, while displaying the external appearance photograph of a surgical instrument, it is judged whether the asset number regarding the surgical instrument collect | recovered after surgery corresponds with the asset number regarding the surgical instrument prepared before the surgery.

JP 2003-16198 A JP 2009-72338 A JP 2012-215990 A JP 2013-116234 A JP-A-2015-197735 Utility Model Registration No. 3199614

  By the way, surgical instruments are managed in the order of recovery, cleaning, assembly, sealing, sterilization, and storage after surgery, and instruments stored after sterilization are used again in surgery. In the flow of management, in the surgical instrument cleaning process, the instrument cleaning method is defined in detail. For this reason, it is necessary to appropriately sort the instruments collected from the operating room and send them to each cleaning step. In addition, many surgical instruments may be used in one operation, and the same kind of instruments are mixed, so that the sorting work becomes very complicated.

The cleaning management system for a surgical set proposed here includes a reader, a display device, and a processing device.
The processing device includes a first storage unit, a second storage unit, a third storage unit, a fourth storage unit, a first processing unit, and a second processing unit.
The 1st memory | storage part has memorize | stored the instrument ID and component ID which were respectively linked | related one-to-one by each component of the surgery set comprised with the several instrument and the component which comprises an instrument.
The second storage unit stores a set ID associated with the surgical set on a one-to-one basis, an instrument ID of the instrument belonging to the surgical set, and a component ID belonging to the surgical set.
The third storage unit stores the individual information of the appliance and the appliance ID, and the individual information of the component and the component ID in association with each other.
The fourth storage unit stores the cleaning method ID associated with the cleaning method on a one-to-one basis in association with the instrument ID and the component ID.
The first processing unit is programmed to identify the surgical set to which the instrument or component belongs based on the individual information when the individual information is detected by the reader.
The second processing unit is programmed to display on the display device the instruments and components belonging to the surgical set specified by the first processing unit and the cleaning method in association with each other.

  According to such a surgical set cleaning management system, instruments and components belonging to the surgical set are identified from individual information attached to the instruments or components, and the cleaning method is associated with the display and displayed on the display device. For this reason, the cleaning and distributing operation of the instrument and the component parts becomes easy.

FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of a surgical set cleaning management system 10. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating a specific configuration example of the system 10. FIG. 3 is a configuration example of the database 400 in which the first storage unit 101 to the fourth storage unit 104 are collected. FIG. 4 is an image diagram illustrating an example of a screen displayed on the display device 12. FIG. 5 is an image diagram showing a screen displayed after the first distribution button 621 (see FIG. 4) is pressed. FIG. 6A is a diagram showing icons attached to the image of the instrument. FIG. 6B is a diagram showing icons attached to the image of the instrument. FIG. 6C is a diagram showing icons attached to the image of the instrument. FIG. 6D is a diagram showing icons attached to the image of the instrument. FIG. 7 is an image diagram showing a screen on which instruments and components belonging to a plurality of different surgical sets are displayed separately for each surgical set. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the database 440 in the fifth storage unit 105. FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of the database 460 of the sixth storage unit 106. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a condition setting screen for the user to search for a surgical set.

  Hereinafter, a cleaning management system for a surgical set according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. It should be noted that the embodiments described herein are not intended to limit the present invention. In addition, members / parts having the same action are denoted by the same reference numerals, and overlapping descriptions are omitted or simplified as appropriate.

Here, the surgical set is a group of a plurality of medical instruments used in one operation or one step of the operation. Here, the medical instrument is appropriately referred to as an instrument.
Surgical set instruments include, for example, trocar, forceps, lancing device, irrigation and suction device, scissors, scalpel, scalpel holder, cannula, lever, retractor, scale, sonde, eleba, laspa, suction tube, thoracotomy device, Chest chest, needle holder, syringe, metal ball, pus basin, cup, pin, mirror, file, opener, clamp, handpiece, chisel, sharp knife, exfoliator, mirror, suture needle, Stanze, water receiver , Needle, indenter, bougie, vent tube, bone fragment implanter, rewell, radio pliers, hammer, angle meter, dropper, enema, syringe, etc.

  Medical devices include devices composed of a plurality of components. For example, a trocar, forceps, incision device, washing and suction device and the like used in laparoscopic surgery are composed of a plurality of components, and are collected after the operation and disassembled into a plurality of components. Here, a part constituting the medical instrument is referred to as a component part. In addition, there are cases where the component part is further composed of a plurality of component parts.

  Such a medical instrument and components of the medical instrument are determined to be cleaned. For this reason, the medical instrument and the component parts of the instrument are collected after the operation, sorted for each designated cleaning operation, and sent to the cleaning process. After cleaning, an instrument composed of a plurality of components is assembled, and divided into surgical sets or medical instruments and placed in a predetermined container and sealed. Thereafter, it is sterilized by a designated sterilization method and stored until next use. Thus, in the use of the surgical set, the steps of surgery → recovery (sorting) → cleaning → assembly (sealing) → sterilization → storage → surgery are repeated.

In order to prevent nosocomial infections and the like, it is important to ensure that each instrument and component of the surgical set is properly cleaned by appropriate methods and procedures. For this reason, a cleaning method is defined for each instrument and component. The process differs depending on the cleaning method, and the person in charge of cleaning may be different. In order to surely forward each instrument and component of the surgical set to a predetermined cleaning process, it is necessary to ensure that the surgical set is properly sorted without omission in the sorting operation. However, in a single operation, a plurality of surgical sets may be used, and a plurality of surgical set instruments may be collected in a mixed state. Furthermore, since similar instruments of the same type are included in different surgical sets, it is assumed that they are misplaced and distributed.
The cleaning management system for the surgical set proposed here can be used to appropriately manage the instruments and components in, for example, the operation of collecting the instruments after the surgery and distributing the tasks for the cleaning process.

  FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of a surgical set cleaning management system 10 (hereinafter also referred to as “system 10” as appropriate).

  As shown in FIG. 1, the system 10 includes readers 11a and 11b, display devices 12a and 12b, and a processing device 13. The readers 11a and 11b, the display devices 12a and 12b, and the processing device 13 are preferably connected so as to be capable of data communication. In the form shown in FIG. 1, the readers 11 a and 11 b, the display devices 12 a and 12 b, and the processing device 13 cooperate with each other through a communication network 14 in a state where data communication is possible. It is an apparatus that processes information in accordance with a predetermined program. The processing device 13 includes various processing modules such as a storage unit for storing various types of information and a processing unit for processing information.

  FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of the system, and the form of the system 10 is not limited to this. In the example shown in FIG. 1, there are two readers 11 a and 11 b and two display devices 12 a and 12 b, but there may be one reader 11 and one display device 12 in the system 10. The system 10 may include more readers 11 and display devices 12. Further, the processing device 13 may be embodied as a single device, or a plurality of devices may function as a processing device in cooperation. In FIG. 1, the reader 11 and the display device 12 are distinguished from each other as readers 11a and 11b and display devices 12a and 12b. In this specification, when it is not necessary to distinguish between the readers 11a and 11b and the display devices 12a and 12b, they are simply referred to as “reader 11” and “display device 12”.

  FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram illustrating a specific configuration example of the system 10. In the form shown in FIG. 2, the system 10 includes operation terminals 51 to 55, readers 61 to 63, a server 70, and a router 75.

  In FIG. 2, the operation terminals 51 to 53 and 55 are tablet terminals, and the operation terminal 54 is a stationary terminal. In addition, each of the operation terminals 51 to 55 has a built-in computer. That is, the operation terminals 51 to 55 include a storage device that stores information, and an arithmetic device that executes predetermined processing according to a program. The operation terminals 51 to 55, the readers 61 to 63, and the server 70 are connected in a state where information communication is possible with a wireless communication network constructed through the router 75. The server 70 is a host computer that is the backbone of each process of the system 10. The server 70 includes a large-capacity storage device 72 that stores information. The operation terminals 51 to 55 function as client computers of the system 10. In FIG. 2, the readers 61 to 63 are connected to the operation terminals 51 to 55 through the communication network so as to be able to communicate information. The readers 61 to 63 may be connected to the server 70 through a communication network so as to be able to communicate information.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the operation terminals 51 to 55 and the readers 61 to 63 include a recovery area A for recovering the surgical set, a cleaning area B for cleaning, and an assembly area C for cleaning and assembly after cleaning. Are arranged respectively. In this way, the system 10 is configured to be used simultaneously in parallel by a plurality of different users at a plurality of remote locations.

  The readers 61 to 63 shown in FIG. 2 are devices that function as the reader 11 shown in FIG. The displays 51a to 55a of the operation terminals 51 to 55 shown in FIG. 2 function as the display device 12 shown in FIG. In the form shown in FIG. 2, the operation terminals 51 to 55 and the server 70 cooperate to function as the processing device 13 (see FIG. 1) of the system 10. In the form shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the system 10 is embodied by a plurality of devices. The system 10 is used by a plurality of users, and many surgical sets are managed in a plurality of steps in parallel. For this reason, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a system is constructed so that a plurality of personal computers can cooperate with each other through a communication network.

  The reader 11 is a device that reads individual information incorporated in a surgical set instrument or a component part of the instrument.

  Here, the individual information may be a predetermined form of a two-dimensional symbol. For example, the individual information used for the surgical set instrument can be embodied by a two-dimensional barcode, a non-contact tag such as RFID, or a stamp formed on the instrument surface. The marking can be formed by laser marking or stamping.

  For example, a metal printer (for example, MPX-95 manufactured by Roland DG Inc.) can be used for forming the two-dimensional symbol by engraving. According to such a metal printer, for example, it is possible to form a data matrix with a fine size of about 1 mm to 4 mm square. The two-dimensional symbol by stamping is formed by denting the instrument surface. The plating film on the surface of the instrument is not easily damaged, and the instrument is not easily rusted by attaching a two-dimensional symbol. In addition, it can be applied to existing instruments in which a two-dimensional symbol is not formed by development of a metal printer or the like, and a two-dimensional symbol can be set and given by a user.

Here, each component of the system 10 will be described in order. Here, FIG. 1 is used as a main reference drawing, and description will be made with reference to the specific example of FIG. 2 as appropriate.
The reader 11 (see FIG. 1) is a device that reads individual information. Each of the readers 61 to 63 shown in FIG. 2 has a box-shaped housing, and includes detection units 61a to 63a with built-in cameras. In this embodiment, the individual information assigned to the instrument or component is read by directing a two-dimensional symbol stamped on the instrument or component to the detectors 61a to 63a. In addition, the reader | leader 11 (refer FIG. 1) is not limited to the form shown by FIG. 2, A various form can be taken.

  The display device 12 may be a device that displays information in accordance with a command from the processing device 13, and various display devices may be employed. In the form shown in FIG. 2, the display device 12 includes the displays 51 a to 55 a of the operation terminals 51 to 55. The display device 12 may be configured with a touch panel. When the display device 12 is configured by a touch panel, the system 10 can be configured to be operated by a user touching the screen of the display device 12.

  The processing device 13 is a device that performs various processes of this system. The processing device 13 can be embodied by a computer that is driven in accordance with a predetermined program. Specifically, each function of the processing device 13 is an arithmetic device (also referred to as a processor, a CPU (Central Processing Unit), or an MPU (Micro-processing unit)) or a storage device ( Processed by memory, hard disk, etc.) For example, each configuration of the processing device 13 includes a database that stores data embodied by a computer in a predetermined format, a data structure, a processing module that performs predetermined arithmetic processing according to a predetermined program, or the like, or It can be embodied as part of them.

  In the form shown in FIG. 2, the processing device 13 is embodied by the cooperation of a computer incorporated in the operation terminals 51 to 55 and a server 70 connected to the operation terminals 51 to 55 through a communication network. . Thus, each function of the processing device 13 may be embodied by a plurality of devices that cooperate with each other through a network. That is, in FIG. 1, the processing device 13 is illustrated as one device, but is not limited to one device.

In the form shown in FIG. 1, the processing device 13 includes storage units 101 to 108 that store various types of information, image storage units 141 to 145 that mainly store image information, an information input unit 161, and a predetermined process. Processing units 201 to 220 programmed to perform the distribution, and distribution units 241 to 243 programmed mainly to perform the distribution process are provided.
The information stored in the storage units 101 to 108, the image storage units 141 to 145, and the like may be stored in, for example, the storage device 72 of the server 70 as a host computer in the form of FIG. Information stored in the storage device 72 of the server 70 is managed in a state where it can be appropriately accessed by a client computer (here, tablet terminals 51 to 53, 55, a stationary personal computer 54, etc.) connected through a network. Good.

  The processing device 13 includes, as a basic configuration, a first storage unit 101, a second storage unit 102, a third storage unit 103, a fourth storage unit 104, a first processing unit 201, and a second processing unit 202. It has.

  The first storage unit 101 stores an instrument ID and a component ID that are associated one-on-one with each component of the surgical set composed of a plurality of instruments and the components that constitute the instrument. That is, in this system 10, the instrument ID is given to the instrument of the surgical set. In addition, a component ID is assigned to each component constituting the instrument. The appliance ID is one-to-one corresponding to a specific appliance, and the component ID is one-to-one corresponding to a specific component. Thereby, in the system 10, the instrument of the surgical set and the component parts of the instrument are specified by the instrument ID and the part ID, respectively.

  The second storage unit 102 stores a set ID associated with a surgical set on a one-to-one basis, an instrument ID of an instrument belonging to the surgical set, and a component ID of a component belonging to the surgical set. That is, in this system 10, a set ID associated with a surgical set on a one-to-one basis is given, and the surgical set is specified by the set ID. Further, when the set ID is identified, the instrument ID of the instrument belonging to the surgical set identified by the set ID and the component ID of the component are identified. Furthermore, when the component ID of the component part is specified, the instrument ID of the instrument to which the component part belongs is specified. When the instrument ID is specified, the set ID of the surgical set to which the instrument belongs is specified. In addition, when the instrument includes a component, the component ID of the component belonging to the instrument is identified from the instrument ID.

  The third storage unit 103 stores the individual information on the appliance and the appliance ID, and the individual information on the component and the component ID in association with each other. Here, the individual information is information that can be read by the reader 11 like a two-dimensional symbol, and is an identifier that is assigned to or attached to the instrument or component. The individual information is different for each instrument and component, and is information that can be identified one-to-one for each instrument or component. Since the individual information of the appliance and the appliance ID, and the individual information of the component and the component ID correspond one-to-one, one appliance or component is specified based on the individual information detected by the reader 11. .

  With the third storage unit 103, in the system 10, the device ID or the component ID (that is, the device or the component) is specified from the individual information. Furthermore, from the information stored in the second storage unit 102, the surgical set to which the instrument or component specified by the individual information belongs is specified. The individual information is not necessarily attached to all the instruments and components of the surgical set. In the 3rd memory | storage part 103, about the instrument and component to which individual information was provided among surgery sets, it is good to store individual information and instrument ID or component ID in a one-to-one relationship. In addition, information indicating that individual information is not assigned may be stored in association with an instrument ID or a component ID for instruments and components to which individual information is not assigned in the surgical set.

  The fourth storage unit 104 stores the appliance ID and the component ID in association with the cleaning method. Here, the cleaning method is defined for each instrument and component. According to the information stored in the fourth storage unit 104, for example, the cleaning method is specified by specifying the instrument ID or the component ID. Therefore, if an appropriate cleaning method is stored for the instrument ID and the part ID in the fourth storage unit 104, an appropriate cleaning method for the instrument or component is specified.

  Cleaning methods may be categorized into several types with different methods and procedures. In the example given here, a type in which predetermined cleaning is performed with a predetermined multilayer automatic cleaning device, a type in which predetermined cleaning is performed with a predetermined single-layer automatic cleaning device, and a predetermined boiling point by a vacuum boiling type cleaning machine. There are two types: washing type and hand washing type. The cleaning method stored in the fourth storage unit is not limited to the method exemplified here. Various settings can be made by the user. In addition, the user can arbitrarily add a cleaning method, summarize the classification of cleaning methods, and subdivide them according to the conditions of the cleaning method. For example, a pre-assigned cleaning method ID may be stored in the processing apparatus 13 as a cleaning method.

  The first storage unit 101 to the fourth storage unit 104 described above may be configured by independent databases. Moreover, the 1st memory | storage part 101-the 4th memory | storage part 104 can be comprised by one database. FIG. 3 is a configuration example of the database 400 in which the first storage unit 101 to the fourth storage unit 104 are collected. In FIG. 3, columns 401 to 408 for storing a set ID of a surgical set, a surgical set name, an instrument ID, an instrument name, a part ID, a cleaning method ID, a GS1 code as individual information, and an image file are provided. Are stored in association with each other.

  The first processing unit 201 is a processing unit for specifying a surgical set to which an instrument or a component belongs, based on the individual information when the individual information is detected by the reader 11. In this embodiment, the individual information detected by the reader 11 is transmitted to the processing device 13 through the communication network 14. For example, the individual information is temporarily stored in the processing device 13. The processing device 13 may include a predetermined storage area for storing the individual information detected by the reader 11.

  In the processing device 13, for example, individual information is specified based on individual information detected by the reader 11. Next, based on the information stored in the third storage unit 103, the appliance ID or the component ID is specified from the specified individual information. When the appliance ID or the component ID is specified, the set ID is specified based on the information stored in the second storage unit 102. When the set ID is specified, the surgical set is specified. As described above, the first processing unit 201 identifies the appliance ID or the component ID based on the individual information detected by the reader 11 and the information stored in the third storage unit 103 and the second storage unit 102, and further The set ID is specified, and the surgical set to which the instrument or component belongs is specified. Thus, when individual information is detected by the reader 11, the surgical set to which the instrument or component belongs can be specified by the individual information.

  The second processing unit 202 is a processing unit for associating and displaying instruments and components belonging to the surgical set specified by the first processing unit 201 and the cleaning method on the display device 12. In the system 10, for example, the appliance ID and the component ID are specified from the set ID based on the information stored in the second storage unit 102. Next, the appliance and the component are specified from the appliance ID and the component ID based on the information stored in the first storage unit 101. Furthermore, the cleaning method ID is specified from the instrument ID and the component ID based on the information stored in the fourth storage unit 104. That is, the cleaning method is specified and displayed on the display device for the instruments and components belonging to the specified surgical set.

  Here, when displaying the instrument and the component and the cleaning method in association with each other on the display device, for example, information on the instrument and the component belonging to the surgical set specified by the first processing unit 201 and the cleaning method is It should be displayed in a state like a list. By such processing, the cleaning method for the instruments and components belonging to the surgical set is displayed in an easy-to-understand manner to the user. The instrument, component, and cleaning method may each be displayed as text data. In addition, the instrument, the component, and the cleaning method may be displayed with images and icons prepared in advance.

  In this embodiment, the system 10 can display the instruments and components belonging to the surgical set on the display device separately for each cleaning method. As one embodiment, the system 10 includes a third processing unit 203 and a fourth processing unit 204.

  The third processing unit 203 is a processing unit for displaying the first distribution button on the display device 12 when the individual information is detected by the reader 11. Here, FIG. 4 is an image diagram illustrating an example of a screen displayed on the display device 12. As shown in FIG. 4, in the system 10, a photograph of the surgical set 20 can be displayed on the display device 12 based on the set ID specified from the component parts. The process of displaying the photograph of the surgical set 20 on the display device 12 will be described later. In the lower right corner of the screen shown in FIG. 4, an icon 621 describing “sort” is prepared. The icon 621 incorporates the first sorting button described above. Note that an icon 622 described as “component display” and an icon 623 displayed as “emergency shipment” are prepared in the lower right of the screen shown in FIG. 4. The icon 622 described as “component display” incorporates a process button for executing a process of displaying a list of instruments and components belonging to the surgical set 20 displayed in FIG. The icon 623 displayed as “emergency delivery” incorporates a processing button for executing a predetermined process for notifying that the surgical set 20 needs to be rushed. For example, when the surgical set 20 is used in a sudden operation or the like, there is a need to rush the surgical set 20 in each step such as surgery, recovery, cleaning, recovery, assembly, sealing, sterilization, and storage. The worker is informed.

  When the first distribution button (icon 621 (see FIG. 4)) is operated, the fourth processing unit 204 displays the instruments and components belonging to the surgical set 20 specified by the first processing unit 201 as the fourth. It is a processing unit for displaying on the display device 12 separately for each cleaning method associated in the storage unit 104.

  Four icons 601 to 604 each indicating a cleaning method are displayed at the lower left side of the screen shown in FIG. Here, the four icons 601 to 604 indicate the cleaning with the multilayer automatic cleaning device, the cleaning with the single-layer automatic cleaning device, the cleaning with the vacuum boiling type cleaning device, and the hand washing cleaning in order from the left.

  In this system 10, four cleaning methods are predetermined and registered as classifiable cleaning methods. More cleaning methods that can be classified can be set by registering a cleaning method and a cleaning method ID in the system 10 in advance. In the surgical set 20 shown in FIG. 4, the instruments and components belonging to the surgical set 20 are the same as those in the above-described four cleaning methods. There are three types of cleaning methods.

  In the lower left of FIG. 4, three icons 606 to 608 are arranged vertically. The icon 606 incorporates an operation button for partially enlarging and displaying a photograph of the surgical set 20. The icon 607 indicates that a predetermined reader 11 defined for the terminal is connected to the system 10. For example, when the reader 11 is not connected to the system 10, the icon 607 may be set to be displayed darkly. By setting in this way, the connection state of the reader 11 can be notified to the user. The icon 608 incorporates an operation button for performing processing for storing a memo field provided in the system 10 in association with information on the surgical set 20.

  In the remarks column 611 provided in the middle right of FIG. 4, information about the surgical set 20 is displayed in text. Here, the surgical set 20 is described as ten forceps, one trimming blade, and two scissors. In the example shown in FIG. 4, the surgical set 20 is originally composed of 14 instruments, but one instrument is missing, and the present situation is a 13 instrument configuration. In the remarks column 611, this is noted, and the date recorded in the system 10 with the current 13-point device configuration is recorded as 2016/6/21. The information displayed in the remarks column 611 is preferably stored in association with the set ID, although illustration is omitted. In addition, the photograph of the surgical set 20 displays the photograph data stored in the processing device 13 in association with the set ID of the surgical set 20. In the example of FIG. 4, a photograph of the surgical set 20 composed of 13 points after one point of the instrument is missing is stored in the processing device 13. In addition, one of the 13 instruments has been replaced with a replacement.

  In the upper right column 612 of FIG. 4, the current score of the instruments included in the surgical set 20, the type of container at the time of storage, the sterilization method, and the like are described. Furthermore, a column 613 for displaying the department and a column 614 for displaying the name of the surgical set 20 are provided in the upper part. The information in the upper right column 612 is not shown in the figure, but may be recorded in the processing device 13 in association with the set ID. Further, the display screen of the processing device 13 is not limited to FIG. 4 but merely an example, and various forms can be adopted. Further, the displayed information is not limited to the form exemplified in this specification. As illustrated in FIG. 4, the processing device 13 may be programmed to display the icons and processing buttons as described above.

  FIG. 5 is an image diagram showing a screen displayed after the first distribution button 621 (see FIG. 4) is pressed. In this system 10, when the first distribution button 621 is pressed, as shown in FIG. 5, the instruments and components belonging to the surgical set 20 are displayed divided into cleaning methods.

  In the upper part of FIG. 5, there is a column 711 in which the number of instruments belonging to the surgical set 20 (see FIG. 4) is displayed. This surgical set 20 is composed of 14 original instruments, and 14 numbers are displayed in the denominator. The number of instrument points that have already been distributed is displayed for the molecule, and is shown as 3 in FIG. In addition, although this surgery set 20 is comprised with the original 14 points | pieces of instruments, one point is missing and it is 13 points. In FIG. 5, the column 711 in which the instrument score of the surgical set 20 is displayed includes a missing instrument. In addition, the missing instrument is included in the assigned instrument score. By displaying the number of instruments belonging to the surgical set 20 in this way, the user can immediately grasp the total number of instruments and the number of assigned instruments, and can easily grasp the remaining instrument scores.

  In FIG. 5, three columns are provided in order from the left: a cleaning column 721 in the multilayer automatic cleaning apparatus, a hand-washing cleaning column 722, and a cleaning column 723 in the vacuum boiling type cleaning machine. The instruments are classified into three columns 721 to 723 according to their cleaning methods. Here, there are eight instruments classified as cleaning in the multilayer automatic cleaning apparatus. There are four instruments classified as hand-washing. There are two types of appliances classified as washing in a vacuum boiling washer. In the upper part of each column 721 to 723 of the cleaning method, columns 721a to 723a for displaying the classified instrument score and the assigned instrument score are provided.

  In the column 721a for displaying the classified instrument score and the sorted instrument score at the top of the cleaning column 721 in the multilayer automatic cleaning apparatus, 8 is shown in the denominator and 3 in the numerator. In addition, a photographic image and an icon of the instrument are displayed in the cleaning column 721 in the multilayer automatic cleaning apparatus, respectively. Among these, the display pattern is dark for the instrument counted in the assigned instrument score. In addition, the devices that are counted in the assigned device score include the devices that are missing. An instrument displayed in a bright display pattern is an instrument that has not yet been assigned. In this system 10, the display pattern of the assigned instrument is changed, so that the user can immediately know that the instrument is assigned. In addition, since devices that have been assigned are dark and devices that have not yet been assigned are displayed brightly, the user can easily recognize devices that have not yet been assigned.

FIG. 6A to FIG. 6D are diagrams each showing an icon attached to the image of the instrument. The icon groups 731 to 734 shown in FIGS. 6A to 6D are associated with information about instruments and components.
The icon 731 shown in FIG. 6A is an icon for indicating that an instrument or a component is missing. The surgical set 20 illustrated in FIG. 5 is operated in a state where one instrument is missing. In other words, it is operated with fewer instrument points than the original instrument score. In FIG. 5, an icon 731 (see FIG. 6) is attached to the instrument image 751.

  The icon 732 shown in FIG. 6B is an icon for indicating that the instrument or component is a substitute. For example, in the case where a substitute instrument is included in the surgical set instead of the missing instrument, the instrument may be treated as a substitute. In this case, the substitute product may be given individual information different from the original instrument. In this case, the instrument and the individual information are registered in the system 10 in association with the surgical set 20 so that the surgical set is specified by the individual information of the instrument to which the individual information different from the original instrument is given. Good. In FIG. 5, an icon 732 (see FIG. 6B) is attached to the instrument image 752.

An icon 733 shown in FIG. 6C is an icon for indicating that the device or component has individual information. In FIG. 5, for example, an icon indicating that the device has the individual information is attached to the device image 753.
The icon 734 shown in FIG. 6D is an icon for indicating that the device does not have individual information. As described above, the individual information can be composed of a two-dimensional symbol of about 1 mm to 4 mm square, but there are cases where the two-dimensional symbol cannot be attached depending on the shape and material of the instrument. Such a device is treated as a device without individual information. In FIG. 5, for example, an icon 733 (see FIG. 6C) is attached to the instrument image 754.

  These icon groups 731 to 734 may be registered in advance in the system 10, that is, stored in the processing device 13 in advance. And the processing apparatus 13 is good to be programmed so that an icon may be displayed in association with an appliance and a component based on information associated with an appliance ID or a component ID, for example.

  In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the processing device 13 may include various processing modules. The processing device 13 includes various processing modules, and may be configured to change the settings of the system 10 so that the processing of the required processing modules can be used as appropriate.

For example, the processing device 13 may include a fifth processing unit 205 and a sixth processing unit 206 as processing modules as illustrated in FIG.
The fifth processing unit 205 is programmed to identify the instrument to which the component belongs based on the detected individual information when the individual information of the component is detected by the reader 11. According to the fifth processing unit 205, when the reader 11 detects the individual information of the component, the processing device 13 determines the component ID of the component specified by the individual information and the appliance ID to which the component belongs. Identify. For example, based on the individual information, the third storage unit 103, and the second storage unit 102, the component ID of the component specified by the individual information and the appliance ID to which the component belongs belong. It should be programmed.

The sixth processing unit 206 is programmed to display the component parts belonging to the appliance specified by the fifth processing unit 205 on the display device 12 in association with the cleaning method.
According to the fifth processing unit 205 and the sixth processing unit 206, the system 10 does not display the surgical set 20 when the individual information of the component part is detected by the reader 11, and the device 10 belongs to the instrument to which the component part belongs. The component to which it belongs and its cleaning method are identified. As a specific aspect, the processing device 13 may be configured such that the display device 12 displays a list of component parts belonging to the instrument to which the component part belongs and a cleaning method thereof.

The seventh processing unit 207 is programmed to display the second sorting button on the display device when the individual information of the component is detected by the reader 11.
For each cleaning method associated with the fourth storage unit 104, the eighth processing unit 208 assigns components belonging to the appliance specified based on the detected individual information when the second sorting button is operated. It is programmed to be displayed separately on the display device 12.
According to the processing of the seventh processing unit 207 and the eighth processing unit, when the individual information of the component part is detected by the reader 11, the instrument to which the component part belongs is specified, and the component part belonging to the instrument is The information is displayed on the display device 12 for each cleaning method.

  When the individual information is detected by the reader 11, the ninth processing unit 209 associates the instrument and the component belonging to the surgical set to which the instrument or the component specified by the individual information belongs in the fourth storage unit 104. It is programmed to display on the display device 12 separately for each cleaning method. According to the process of the ninth processing unit 209, when the individual information is detected by the reader 11, the surgical set to which the instrument or component specified by the individual information belongs is specified. Furthermore, instruments and components belonging to the surgical set are displayed for each cleaning method on the display device 12.

  That is, according to the processing of the ninth processing unit 209, when the individual information is detected by the reader 11, for example, as shown in FIG. The divided screen can be displayed on the display device 12. In this case, the system 10 mainly performs the processing of the ninth processing unit 209, and when the individual information is detected by the reader 11, as shown in FIG. May be displayed on the display device 12 separately for each cleaning method.

  FIG. 7 is an image diagram showing a screen on which instruments and components belonging to a plurality of different surgical sets are displayed separately for each surgical set. FIG. 7 illustrates, for example, a screen that is displayed when individual information of instruments or components of a plurality of different surgical sets is detected by the reader 11. An icon (see FIGS. 6A to 6D) indicating a cleaning method is also displayed on each instrument and component belonging to the surgical set.

As described above, the first processing unit 201 specifies the instrument ID or the component ID based on the individual information detected by the reader 11 and the information stored in the third storage unit and the second storage unit, and further sets Identify the ID and identify the surgical set to which the instrument or component belongs.
The second processing unit 202 is a processing unit for associating and displaying the instruments and components belonging to the surgical set specified by the first processing unit 201 with the cleaning method on the display device.
In the system 10, when individual information of instruments or components of a plurality of different surgical sets is detected by the reader 11, the surgical set is specified based on the individual information. And as FIG. 7 shows, the instrument and component which belong to a surgery set may be comprised so that it may be displayed with the washing | cleaning method for every surgery set.

  Here, in FIG. 7, columns 801 to 804 in which information on the four surgical sets 20 to 23 are displayed are displayed in order from left to right. In the upper part of each column 801 to 804, a column 811 for displaying the name of the surgical set, a column 812 for displaying the number of instruments and components, and a column 813 for displaying an image of the surgical set are provided. Among these, in the column 812 for displaying the scores of the instruments and components, the total scores of the instruments and components belonging to the surgical sets 20 to 23 are displayed in the denominator, and the allocated scores are displayed in the numerator. In addition, when an upper part of each column 801 to 804 is designated by an operation such as clicking, information on the surgical sets 20 to 23 is displayed in a pop-up manner independently from the list. That is, as shown in FIG. 5, it is programmed to display a screen for each surgical set.

  Each column 801 to 804 is provided with a column in which information for each instrument and component is displayed following the above upper stage. In the column in which information for each appliance and component is displayed, the assigned appliance and component are darkly displayed. In FIG. 7, the field 801 of the leftmost surgical set 20 shows a state where all the instruments and components belonging to the surgical set have been assigned. Further, the column 802 of the second surgical set 21 from the left shows a state in which the two instruments and components are already distributed. A column 803 of the third surgical set 22 from the left shows a state in which one instrument and component are already distributed. A column 804 of the fourth surgical set 23 from the left shows a state in which two instruments and components are already distributed. In addition, when the column where the information for each instrument and component is displayed is specified by an operation such as clicking, the information for each instrument and component is displayed in a pop-up independently from the list. Has been.

The processing device 13 may include a fifth storage unit 105 and a first distribution unit 241.
The fifth storage unit 105 is a storage unit for storing the device ID or the component ID and the date and time when the device or the component is distributed in the cleaning distribution work in association with each other.
The first distribution unit 241 is programmed to identify the instrument ID or component ID and the date and time when the instrument or component was distributed in the cleaning distribution operation, and store it in the fifth storage unit 105.

FIG. 8 is a configuration example of the database 440 in the fifth storage unit 105.
As shown in FIG. 8, the fifth storage unit 105 may be configured to store the appliance ID or the component ID in association with the date and time when the appliance or the component was distributed in the cleaning distribution work. Here, in FIG. 8, columns 441 to 447 for storing the set ID, instrument ID, component ID, cleaning method ID, user ID, GS1 code as individual information, and distribution date and time of the surgical set are provided. . The columns 441 to 447 are associated with the instrument ID or the component ID, respectively.

  Among these, the column of the cleaning method ID 444 is used for displaying an icon for the cleaning method of the instrument or component. The user ID column 445 is an ID assigned to the worker, and is an ID for identifying the worker who has performed the distribution work. In this embodiment, for example, the processing device 13 registers a user ID for the worker who performs the sorting work. And it is good to be comprised so that the user ID registered according to the distribution date may be recorded. The GS1 code column 446 is a column in which the GS1 code specified from the individual information when the individual information is read by the reader 11 is recorded. The distribution date / time column 447 is a column in which the time when the instrument or component is distributed is recorded.

  For example, the first sorting unit 241 provides a button on the instrument or component displayed by the display device 12 and, based on the date and time when the button is operated, the instrument ID or the part ID and the date and time assigned. It may be specified and programmed to be stored in the fifth storage unit 105. If the display device 12 is a touch panel, the user may touch the appliance or component displayed by the display device 12. Thereby, the appliance ID or component ID specified by the appliance or component displayed by the display device 12 and the date and time when the appliance or component is distributed are specified. In this case, the time when the user touched the instrument or component displayed by the display device 12 is recorded in the distribution date / time column 447.

  As another form, for example, when the individual information is detected by the reader 11, the first distribution unit 241 specifies the device ID or component ID and the date and time when the device or component is distributed, and stores the fifth memory. It may be programmed to be stored in the unit 105. That is, the appliance ID or component ID is specified based on the detected individual information, the date and time when the appliance or component specified by the appliance ID or component ID is assigned is specified, and stored in the fifth storage unit 105. May be programmed as follows.

The processing device 13 may include a second distribution unit 242. The second distribution unit 242 is programmed to identify a distributed instrument or component based on the fifth storage unit 105 and change the display pattern of the distributed instrument or component.
According to the second distribution unit 242, since the display pattern of the distributed instrument or component is changed, it can be immediately determined whether the distribution has been performed by looking at the instrument or component displayed on the display device 12. . Here, for example, the second distribution unit 242 may be programmed to determine that the device or component in which the date and time distributed to the fifth storage unit 105 is stored has been distributed.

The processing device 13 may include a sixth storage unit 106 and a third distribution unit 243.
The sixth storage unit 106 is a storage unit for associating and storing the set ID, the date and time when the operation of the surgical set specified by the set ID is started, and the date and time when the operation is completed.
The third distribution unit 243 identifies the set ID of the surgical set on which the cleaning distribution work is performed, the date and time when the distribution work was started, and the date and time when the distribution work was completed. It may be programmed to store the start date and time and the distribution end date and time.
In this case, the date and time when the surgical set cleaning distribution work was started and the date and time when the surgical set was completed are recorded, so that it is possible to grasp when the surgical set starts and ends the cleaning distribution work.

FIG. 9 is a configuration example of the database 460 in the sixth storage unit 106.
In FIG. 9, columns 461 to 464 are provided for storing the set ID, user ID, sorting start date / time, and sorting end date / time of the surgical set. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 9, since there is a column 464 for recording the user ID together, it is possible to grasp who performed the cleaning distribution work at a later date.
For example, as illustrated in FIG. 3, the third distribution unit 243 determines the time when the distribution button 621 (see FIG. 4) is pressed in a state where a surgical set to be distributed is displayed on the display device 12. May be recorded in the distribution start date and time field 463 of the sixth storage unit 106.
The third distribution unit 243 is programmed to record the date and time when all the instruments and components belonging to the surgical set identified by the set ID are distributed in the distribution end date and time column 464, for example. Good.

  Here, in FIG. 5 and FIG. 7, the operation of distributing the instruments and components from the recovery process to the cleaning process is illustrated, but the process for managing the operation process of the system 10 described above, for example, the fifth storage unit 105 The processes of the sixth storage unit 106 and the tenth processing unit 210 to the thirteenth processing unit 213 can be appropriately applied to work of other processes such as assembly work.

As shown in FIG. 1, the processing device 13 may include a first image storage unit 141 and a fourteenth processing unit 214.
The first image storage unit 141 is a storage unit for storing the set ID and the image of the surgical set specified by the set ID in association with each other.
The fourteenth processing unit 214 is programmed to display the first image storage unit 141 and the image of the surgical set associated with the set ID on the display device 12.

If the processing device 13 includes the first image storage unit 141 and the fourteenth processing unit 214, the system 10 appropriately displays an image of the surgical set associated with the set ID on the display device 12. Can do. When the processing module of the fourteenth processing unit 214 is provided, the system 10 can appropriately display an image of the surgical set by specifying the set ID as shown in FIGS. 4, 5, and 7. Can be programmed to be displayed. In this case, the user can visually recognize the configuration of the surgical set from the image displayed on the display device 12, and can easily understand the configuration of the surgical set.
In the database shown in FIG. 3, information for specifying the image file of the surgical set associated with the set ID is stored in the column 408 for storing the image file. The processing device 13 may be configured to access the first image storage unit 141 based on the information and display an image of the surgical set associated with the set ID.

  When the individual information is detected by the reader 11, the processing device 13 identifies the set ID of the surgical set to which the instrument or component specified by the individual information belongs, and displays the image of the surgical set identified by the set ID. It may be programmed to display. In this case, when the individual information is detected by the reader 11, an image of the surgical set to which the instrument or component specified by the individual information belongs is displayed. Therefore, the user can obtain an image of the surgical set to which the instrument or component belongs by causing the reader 11 to detect the individual information. Even if the surgical set is unknown only by looking at the instrument or component, it is easy to grasp the surgical set to which the instrument or component belongs.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the processing device 13 may include a second image storage unit 142 and a fifteenth processing unit 215.
The second image storage unit 142 is a storage unit for storing the appliance ID and the image of the appliance specified by the appliance ID in association with each other.
The fifteenth processing unit 215 is programmed to display an image of the instrument associated with the instrument ID on the display device 12.

  If the processing device 13 includes the second image storage unit 142 and the fifteenth processing unit 215, the system 10 may appropriately display an image of the appliance associated with the appliance ID on the display device 12. it can. For example, as shown in FIG. 5, an image of the instrument can be displayed on the display device 12 when the instrument is displayed. In this case, a processing unit that displays an enlarged image of the instrument may be provided. With the process of enlarging and displaying the image of the instrument, the shape of the details of the instrument can be confirmed from the image displayed on the display device 12. This makes it easier for the user to understand the features of the instrument.

  In this case, the tool image may be marked with a position indicating the position where the individual information is given to the tool. For example, a mark 753a indicating a position to which individual information is given is attached to the device image 753 of FIG. That is, the individual information can be a small two-dimensional symbol of about 1 mm to 4 mm square. For this reason, it may be difficult to understand in which position of the instrument the individual information is attached. As shown in FIG. 5, the mark 753a indicating the position where the individual information is given is attached to the image 753 of the instrument, so that the position where the individual information is attached can be easily understood.

  In the database shown in FIG. 3, information for specifying an image file of an appliance and an image file of a component is stored in a column 408 for storing an image file in association with the appliance ID and the component ID. The processing device 13 may be configured to access the second image storage unit 142 and the third image storage unit 143 based on the information and display an image of the surgical set associated with the set ID.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the processing device 13 may include a third image storage unit 143 and a sixteenth processing unit 216.
The third image storage unit 143 is a storage unit for storing the component ID and the image of the component specified by the component ID in association with each other.
The sixteenth processing unit is programmed to display an image of the component part associated with the part ID on the display device 12.
If the processing device 13 includes the third image storage unit 143 and the sixteenth processing unit 216, the system 10 appropriately displays an image of the component part associated with the part ID on the display device 12. Can do. For example, an image of a component can be displayed on the display device 12 when the component is displayed. In this case, you may provide the process part which expands and displays the image of a component. This makes it easier for the user to understand the characteristics of the component parts.

  In this case, the image of the component part may be marked with a position indicating the position where the individual information is given to the component part. That is, the individual information can be a small two-dimensional symbol of about 1 mm to 4 mm square. For this reason, it may be difficult to understand in which position of the component parts the individual information is attached. Since a mark indicating the position where the individual information is given is attached to the image of the component part, the position where the individual information is attached can be easily understood. In FIG. 5, a mark indicating the position where the individual information is given is attached to the image of the instrument, but the same mark may be given to the component parts.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the processing device 13 may include a seventh storage unit 107 and a seventeenth processing unit 217.
The seventh storage unit 107 is a storage unit for storing a first determiner indicating that there is individual information or no individual information in association with the appliance ID and the component ID.
Here, the first determiner is not shown in the figure, but may be stored in association with the appliance ID and the component ID in a database as shown in FIG. 3, for example.
The seventeenth processing unit 217 may be programmed to display the instrument or component and the presence / absence of individual information on the display device 12 in association with each other.
When the processing device 13 includes the seventh storage unit 107 and the seventeenth processing unit 217, the system 10 determines that there is individual information in the instrument or component, or that there is no individual information. The information can be displayed on the display device 12 along with the component information.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the processing device 13 may include a fourth image storage unit 144.
The fourth image storage unit 144 includes a first icon 733 (see FIG. 6C) indicating that individual information is attached and a second icon 734 (see FIG. 6D) indicating that individual information is not attached. It is a storage unit for storing.
In this case, the seventeenth processing unit 217 may be programmed to display the first icon 733 or the second icon 734 on the display device 12 according to the first determiner.
For example, as shown in FIG. 5, the first icon 733 and the second icon 734 can be displayed along with the information of the instrument and the component. In this case, the user can determine with the icons 733 and 734 whether or not individual information is attached to the appliance and the component. For this reason, the user can easily determine whether or not individual information is attached by the icons 733 and 734.

  The seventh storage unit 107 described above may further store a second determiner indicating that the presence or absence of individual information is unknown in association with the appliance ID and the component ID. In this case, the system 10 can display on the display device 12 along with the information on the appliance or component that it is unclear that the appliance or component has individual information. Here, the second determiner may be stored in association with the appliance ID and the component ID in a database as shown in FIG. 3, for example.

  In this case, in addition to the first icon 733 and the second icon 734 described above, the fourth image storage unit 144 stores a third icon 731 (see FIG. 6A) indicating that the presence or absence of individual information is unknown. It is good to be. Then, the seventeenth processing unit 217 selects any one of the first icon 733, the second icon 734, and the third icon 731 as an instrument or a component according to the first and second determiners. It may be programmed to be displayed on the display device 12 with the information (see FIGS. 5 and 6A to 6D). In this case, the user indicates that it is unclear whether or not the individual information is attached to the instrument and the component, and further whether or not the individual information is attached, by icons 731, 733 and 734 (FIG. 6A to FIG. 6). (See FIG. 6D). For this reason, it can be easily determined whether or not individual information is attached.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the processing device 13 may include a fifth image storage unit 145 and an eighteenth processing unit 218.
The fifth image storage unit 145 is a storage unit for storing image data assigned one-to-one to the cleaning method ID.
The eighteenth processing unit 218 may be programmed to display the image data assigned to the cleaning method ID on the display device 12.
In this case, as shown in FIG. 4, the cleaning method is displayed as a predetermined image (in the embodiment shown in FIG. 4, icons 601 to 604). In this case, the user can recognize the cleaning method by a visually recognizable image such as the icons 601 to 604.

In addition, the processing device 13 may include a nineteenth processing unit 219 as illustrated in FIG.
The nineteenth processing unit 219 associates the cleaning method with the instruments and components belonging to the identified surgical set when one surgical set is identified among the surgical sets identified by the set ID. It may be programmed to display on the display device 12. That is, the nineteenth processing unit 219 is a processing module that specifies and displays a surgical set. When the processing device 13 includes the nineteenth processing unit 219, the system 10 can be set so that the surgical set is displayed when the surgical set is specified by an arbitrary technique. . Here, various techniques can be adopted as a technique for specifying one surgical set.

For example, the processing device 13 may include an eighth storage unit 108, an information input unit 161, and a twentieth processing unit 220.
The eighth storage unit 108 is a storage unit for storing a medical department ID assigned to a medical department one-on-one and a set ID in association with each other. The eighth storage unit 108 may store a medical department ID and a set ID that are determined in advance and associated with each other.
The information input unit 161 may be programmed so that a department is input. Here, the information input unit 161 may be configured such that one medical department is selected from medical departments prepared in advance.
The twentieth processing unit 220 may be programmed to extract a set ID associated with the clinical department ID of the clinical department input by the information input unit 161.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a condition setting screen for the user to search for a surgical set. In FIG. 10, a tag group 851 for selecting a clinical department such as surgery, ophthalmology, orthopedic surgery, oral surgery, otolaryngology, orthopedic surgery, brain surgery, urology, gynecology, anesthesiology, and laparo is prepared. Yes. Each tag is associated with a department ID assigned to the department in a one-to-one manner, and the department ID is specified by the user selecting the tag. And set ID linked | related with the said medical department ID is extracted.
In FIG. 10, an input unit 852 for inputting text on the name of the surgical set and information related to the surgical set to the user and a search button 853 are provided. In the form of FIG. 10, a surgical set may be extracted from various information stored in advance in the system 10 based on various information input to the input unit 852.

  As described above, various embodiments of the surgical set cleaning management system proposed here have been described. However, the surgical management cleaning system proposed here is not limited to the above-described embodiment. Further, the cleaning management system for the surgical set proposed here can be variously modified, and each component can be appropriately omitted or appropriately combined as long as no particular problem occurs.

  The surgical set cleaning management system proposed here is not limited to such a configuration, and may be embodied by a single computer. For example, a tablet terminal equipped with a camera can incorporate a function as a reader 11 that analyzes an image obtained by the camera and acquires individual information of the instrument. In addition, the display of the tablet terminal can function as the display device 12. Furthermore, a computer incorporated in the tablet terminal can function as the processing device 13.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Cleaning management system 11 Reader 12 Display apparatus 13 Processing apparatus 14 Communication network 20-23 Operation set 51-55 Operation terminal 51a-55a Display 61-63 Reader 61a-63a Detection part 70 Server 72 Storage device 75 Router 101-108 1st Storage unit to eighth storage unit 141 to 145 First image storage unit to fifth image storage unit 161 Information input unit 201 to 220 First processing unit to twentieth processing unit 241 to 243 First distribution unit to third distribution Part 611 Remarks column 751-754 Instrument image 753a Mark A Collection area B Cleaning area C Assembly area

Claims (25)

With the leader,
A display device;
A processing device,
The processor is
A first storage unit storing an instrument ID and a component ID associated one-to-one with each instrument and component constituting the instrument set of a plurality of instruments;
A second storage unit that stores a set ID associated with the surgical set on a one-to-one basis, an instrument ID of an instrument belonging to the surgical set, and a component ID belonging to the surgical set;
A third storage unit that stores the individual information of the appliance and the appliance ID, and the individual information of the component and the component ID in association with each other;
A fourth storage unit that stores the cleaning method ID associated with the cleaning method in a one-to-one relationship with the instrument ID and the component ID;
A first processor programmed to identify a surgical set to which an instrument or component belongs according to the individual information when the individual information is detected by the reader;
A surgical set comprising: a second processing unit programmed to display on the display device in association with instruments and components belonging to the surgical set identified by the first processing unit and the cleaning method Cleaning management system. The processor is
A third processing unit programmed to display a first sorting button on the display device when the individual information is detected by the reader;
When the first distribution button is operated, the display device separates instruments and components belonging to the surgical set specified by the first processing unit for each cleaning method associated with the fourth storage unit. A fourth processing unit programmed to display
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to claim 1. The processor is
A fifth processing unit programmed to identify an instrument to which the component belongs based on the detected individual information when the individual information of the component is detected by the reader;
A sixth processing unit programmed to display a component belonging to the appliance identified by the fifth processing unit on the display device in association with the cleaning method;
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to claim 1. The processor is
A seventh processing unit programmed to display a second sorting button on the display device when individual information of the component is detected by the reader;
When the second distribution button is operated, the component parts belonging to the appliance specified based on the detected individual information are divided into the cleaning methods associated with the fourth storage unit and are displayed on the display device. An eighth processing unit programmed to display;
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to claim 1. The processor is
When the individual information is detected by the reader, an instrument and a component belonging to the surgical set to which the instrument or component specified by the individual information belongs are stored for each of the cleaning methods associated in the fourth storage unit. A ninth processing unit programmed to display separately on the display device;
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to claim 1. With the leader,
A display device;
A processing device,
The processor is
A first storage unit storing an instrument ID and a component ID associated one-to-one with each instrument and component constituting the instrument set of a plurality of instruments;
A second storage unit that stores a set ID associated one-to-one with the surgical set, an instrument ID of the instrument belonging to the surgical set, and a component ID belonging to the instrument belonging to the surgical set;
A third storage unit that stores the individual information of the appliance and the appliance ID, and the individual information of the component and the component ID in association with each other;
A fourth storage unit that stores the appliance ID and the component ID in association with the cleaning method;
When the individual information is detected by the reader, an instrument and a component belonging to the surgical set to which the instrument or component specified by the individual information belongs are stored for each of the cleaning methods associated in the fourth storage unit. A ninth processing unit programmed to display separately on the display device,
Surgical set cleaning management system. The processor is
A fifth storage unit that stores the appliance ID or the component ID in association with the date and time when the appliance or the component is distributed in the cleaning distribution work;
The device ID or the component ID, and a first distribution unit programmed to specify the date and time when the device or the component was distributed in the cleaning distribution work, and to be stored in the fifth storage unit The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to any one of claims 1 to 6. The first distribution unit is
A button is provided on the instrument or the component displayed by the display device, and the instrument ID or the part ID is identified based on the date and time when the button is operated, and the date and time of distribution is specified. A surgical management system for a surgical set according to claim 7, programmed to be stored in a department. The first distribution unit is
The surgery according to claim 7, programmed to identify a date and time assigned to the instrument ID or the component ID and store in the fifth storage unit when individual information is detected by the reader. Set cleaning management system. The processor is
A second distribution unit programmed to identify the assigned instrument or component based on the fifth storage and to change the display pattern of the assigned instrument or component; The surgical management system for cleaning a surgical set according to any one of claims 7 to 9. The processor is
A sixth storage unit for storing the set ID, the distribution start date and time of the surgical set specified by the set ID, and the distribution end date and time,
The set ID of the surgical set on which the cleaning and distribution work is performed, the date and time when the distribution work is started, and the date and time when the distribution work is completed are specified, and the distribution start date and time and the distribution end date and time of the sixth storage unit are specified. The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to any one of claims 1 to 10, further comprising a third distribution unit programmed to store. The third distribution unit is
Programmed to record the date and time when all the instruments and components belonging to the surgical set identified by the set ID are allocated to the distribution end date and time,
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to claim 11. The processor is
A first image storage unit that stores the set ID and an image of the surgical set specified by the set ID in association with each other;
A fourteenth processing unit programmed to display an image of the surgical set associated with the set ID on the display device;
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to any one of claims 1 to 12. The processor is
When the individual information is detected by the reader, the set ID of the surgical set to which the instrument or component specified by the individual information belongs is specified, and an image of the surgical set specified by the set ID is displayed. Programmed in the
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to claim 13. The processor is
A second image storage unit that stores the appliance ID and an image of the appliance specified by the appliance ID in association with each other;
A fifteenth processing unit programmed to display an image of the appliance associated with the appliance ID on the display device;
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to any one of claims 1 to 14.   The surgical management cleaning system according to claim 15, wherein the image of the instrument is marked with a position indicating the position where the individual information is given to the instrument. The processor is
A third image storage unit that stores the component ID and the image of the component specified by the component ID in association with each other;
A sixteenth processing unit programmed to display an image of the component associated with the component ID on the display device;
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to any one of claims 1 to 16.   The surgical management cleaning system according to claim 16, wherein a mark indicating a position where the individual information is given to the component is attached to the image of the component. The processor is
A seventh storage unit that stores the first determiner indicating that the individual information is present or the individual information is not present in association with the appliance ID and the component ID;
19. The apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: a seventeenth processing unit programmed to associate and display the appliance or the component and the presence / absence of the individual information on the display device. Cleaning system for a surgical set. The processor is
A fourth image storage unit storing a first icon indicating that the individual information is attached and a second icon indicating that the individual information is not attached;
The seventeenth processing unit
Programmed to display the first icon or the second icon on the display device in response to the first determiner;
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to claim 19. The seventh storage unit stores a second determiner indicating that the presence or absence of the individual information is unknown in association with the appliance ID and the component ID.
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to claim 19. The processor is
A first icon indicating that the individual information is attached, a second icon indicating that the individual information is not attached, and a third icon indicating that the existence of the individual information is unknown are stored. A fourth image storage unit,
The seventeenth processing unit displays any one of the first icon, the second icon, and the third icon on the display device according to the first determiner and the second determiner. Is programmed to,
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to claim 21. The processor is
A fifth image storage unit storing image data assigned one-to-one to the cleaning method ID;
An eighteenth processing unit programmed to display the image data assigned to the cleaning method ID on the display device;
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to any one of claims 1 to 22. The processor is
When one surgical set is identified from among the surgical sets identified by the set ID, instruments and components belonging to the identified surgical set are associated with the cleaning method and displayed on the display device A nineteenth processing unit programmed to
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to any one of claims 1 to 23. An eighth storage unit that stores the department IDs assigned to the departments one-on-one and the set IDs;
An information input unit programmed to input the medical department;
A twentieth processing unit programmed to extract a set ID associated with the clinical department ID of the clinical department input by the information input unit;
The cleaning management system for a surgical set according to claim 24.

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