JP3042745U - Index film attached to the chart showing the endoscopic diagnosis results - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [PROBLEMS] To take an image of an index film for endoscopic diagnosis at a glance and take it in a frame section that is easy to see, and to make it easy to attach it to a chart. Furthermore, you can freely enlarge the image. SOLUTION: This is an index film 5 showing an endoscopic diagnosis result of a size suitable for being attached to a medical record, the index film 5 comprising 2 to 24 static screens of a monitor TV 1 for endoscopic diagnosis. A number is attached to one piece of film and the image is reduced to 2 to 24 frames, and the blank space above the medical facility name, date of photography, patient number, patient name, sex, age,
An index film that is a reduced image film 5 that is synthesized by incorporating a database b of endoscope equipment names and the like.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 An index film that shows the endoscopic diagnosis results attached to the chart.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, a film for endoscopic diagnosis taken by a camera for endoscopic diagnosis has been used. However, as shown in Fig. 1, this film is shot sequentially on the frames arranged in a line on the film 11, so the section of 11a for one film cannot be fully utilized, and it is used for displaying the diagnostic results. Had an ugly problem. Also, the image is small, so it is difficult to see.

[0003]

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

 The image of the index film for endoscopic diagnosis should be taken in a frame section that is easy to see at a glance, and should be in a form that can be easily attached to the chart. In addition, enlarge the image freely.

[0004]

[Technical means]

 An index film 5 showing an endoscopic diagnosis result of a size suitable for being attached to a medical record, wherein the index film 5 is a film of 2 to 24 static screens of the monitor TV 1 for endoscopic diagnosis. Numbered to 2 to 24 frames, and in the upper blank part, the medical facility name, date of photography, patient number, patient name, sex, age, and endoscopic device name are incorporated and combined. The index film which is the reduced image film 6 described above.

[0005]

[Effect of the invention]

 ▲ a ▼ A still image of the endoscope monitor TV is reduced to 2 to 24 frames per film, so at first glance, when the index film of the present invention is placed on the see-through glass surface, The diagnosis result can be comprehensively judged.

(B) If one piece of the above film is cut into A5 size and attached to the photograph column of the chart, the reliability of the chart is further enhanced. Also, by assigning a number to each frame, it is possible to easily reproduce the image before making the film, so the index film attached to the chart has a low resolution but can be viewed with a high resolution.

[C] Since the patient number is entered in the blank area above the reduced image, it is possible to prevent the chart from becoming erroneous by attaching the index film of this proposal to the chart. This makes it easier to see and increases the reliability.

[0008]

[Embodiment]

 The manufacturing process of the index film of the present invention will be described below. Hospital side system As shown in Fig. 2, a moving image of the display 1a of the endoscope monitor TV 1 is taken as a still screen as necessary, and 2 to 24 images are taken for one patient, and the required number of images are recorded for the sequential database. Let the computer 2 store the image.

Next, the database personal computer 2 displays a database b for 2 to 24 images of one patient. Then, the database b is loaded into the removable medium 2a.

The database b includes the following items. 1. Medical facility office (hospital name) where the test was conducted 2. Date of taking the endoscopic image created on the sheet (endoscopic examination date) 3. Patient number (number for identifying the patient in the medical facility) 4. Patient's name 5. Gender of patient 6. Age at the time of patient examination 7. Model name of the endoscope used

Photographing system Next, the removable medium 2a is inserted into the reduction synthesis personal computer 3, and the 2 to 24 images p are reduced and displayed on one film having 2 to 24 frames. , The database b of the floppy 2a is synthesized and displayed.

The thus-synthesized character image p and the database b are printed on the film by the printer 4 in a size suitable for being attached to a chart, for example, in the size of A5, and the reduced image p is printed. The index film 5 of the present invention including the database b and the database b is obtained. FIG. 4 shows a reduction synthesis process of the index film 5 of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 5, the index film 5 of the present invention is attached to the chart 6. Then, each frame of the printed film, which has been reduced to 2 to 24 frames, is numbered.

As a film, an image is generated by using toner or ink on a transparent film such as an OHP sheet. Use a copier or laser printer as the printer. The generated colors of the image have 8-bit gradation (256 gradations) for all three primary colors of light, red, green and blue, and the number of colors that can be generated reaches 16,777,216 colors. The image resolution is composed of 200 to 600 pixels per inch.

In addition, when it is not attached to the chart, the opaque plain mount 7 is used as the lower end as shown in FIG.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a conventional endoscopic diagnostic film,

FIG. 2 is a printing process diagram of the index film 5 of the present invention,

FIG. 3 is a plan view of the reduction film 5,

FIG. 4 is a diagram of a reduction synthesis process of the index film of the present invention,

FIG. 5 is a perspective view when the index film 5 of the present invention is attached to a medical chart 6.

FIG. 6 is a front view of the same when attached to the mount 7.

[Explanation of symbols]

1: Monitor TV for endoscopes, 2: Personal computer for incorporating a database, 2a: Removable large-capacity medium such as magneto-optical disk, 3: Personal computer for reduction synthesis, 4: Printer, 5: Index film of the present invention, 6: medical record,
7: mount, 11: conventional film, 11a: frame, b:
Database, p: image.

Claims (1)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. An index film 5 showing an endoscopic diagnosis result of a size suitable for being attached to a medical chart, wherein the index film 5 has 2 to 24 static screens of a monitor TV 1 for endoscopic diagnosis. Numbered on a single film to reduce the number of images to 17-24 frames, and in the blank area above it, medical facility name, date of photography, patient number, patient name, sex, age, endoscope equipment name, etc. Incorporating the database b of
An index film which is a composite reduced image film 5.