JPWO2008126417A1 - Chemical injection device, fluoroscopic imaging system, computer program - Google Patents

Abstract

In the chemical injection device 400, a part of the imaging order data is acquired from the imaging management device 100 as imaging condition data, and this imaging condition data is set as injection condition data. For this reason, the work burden for the operator to input the injection condition data is reduced. Moreover, the imaging condition data is acquired again from the imaging management apparatus 100 immediately before the injection, and the chemical solution injection based on the injection condition data is not executed unless it matches the first imaging condition data. For this reason, the injection operation is not performed with injection condition data that is not appropriate. Therefore, it is possible to provide a chemical solution injection device having a structure that can easily set injection condition data and can easily and reliably prevent an injection operation from being executed with inappropriate injection condition data.

Description

  The present invention relates to a chemical injection device that injects a chemical into a subject whose fluoroscopic image data is imaged, a fluoroscopic imaging system that includes the chemical injection device, and a computer program for the chemical injection device.

  Currently, as a fluoroscopic imaging apparatus that captures a tomographic image that is a fluoroscopic image data of a subject, a CT (Computed Tomography) scanner, an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) apparatus, a PET (Positron Emission Tomography) apparatus, an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus, and the like. is there. In addition, as a fluoroscopic imaging apparatus that captures a blood vessel image that is a fluoroscopic image data of a subject, there are a CT angio apparatus, an MRA (MR Angio) apparatus, and the like.

  When using the fluoroscopic imaging apparatus as described above, a chemical solution such as a contrast medium or physiological saline may be injected into a subject, and a chemical solution injection apparatus that automatically executes this injection has also been put into practical use. A general chemical solution injection device holds a chemical solution syringe filled with a chemical solution, and injects a chemical solution into a subject by press-fitting a piston member into the cylinder member.

  Although the fluoroscopic imaging device functions as a stand-alone, normally, a fluoroscopic imaging system including part of the fluoroscopic imaging device is constructed. Such a fluoroscopic imaging system includes, for example, a chart management device, an imaging management device, a fluoroscopic imaging device, a data storage device, an image browsing device, and the like.

  The medical chart management apparatus is generally called a HIS (Hospital Information System) or the like, and manages a so-called electronic medical chart. This electronic medical record is created for each subject.

  For example, when fluoroscopic image data is imaged from a subject, imaging order data is created by the medical record management device based on the electronic medical record of the subject. This imaging order data is generated for each imaging operation in which fluoroscopic image data is imaged from the subject.

  More specifically, the imaging order data includes, for example, imaging work ID (Identity) that is unique identification information, identification information of the fluoroscopic imaging device, subject ID that is identification information of the subject, date and time of imaging start and end, etc. Consists of.

  Such imaging order data is supplied from the chart management apparatus to the imaging management apparatus. The imaging management apparatus is generally called RIS (Radiology Information System) or the like, and manages imaging order data for imaging fluoroscopic image data from a subject.

  The fluoroscopic imaging apparatus acquires imaging order data from the imaging management apparatus and executes an imaging operation. In that case, in the fluoroscopic imaging apparatus, fluoroscopic image data is captured from the subject corresponding to the imaging order data. The fluoroscopic image data is output with at least a part of the imaging order data by the fluoroscopic imaging device to the data storage device.

  This data storage device is generally called a PACS (Picture Archive and Communication System) or the like, and stores fluoroscopic image data to which imaging order data is added.

  An image browsing device generally called a viewer is connected to the data storage device. For example, the image browsing apparatus reads the fluoroscopic image data using the imaging order data as a search key, and displays the fluoroscopic image data.

  However, the imaging management apparatus normally manages a plurality of imaging order data. For this reason, it is necessary to selectively provide one to the fluoroscopic imaging device from a plurality of imaging order data managed by the imaging management device. Therefore, there are types of imaging management apparatuses called push type and pull type.

  The push-type imaging management device selects one from a plurality of managed imaging order data, for example, by manual operation of an operator. When the push-type imaging management apparatus receives an acquisition request for imaging order data from the fluoroscopic imaging apparatus, it returns one selected imaging order data.

  The pull-type imaging management apparatus transmits an order search key together with an acquisition request for imaging order data from the fluoroscopic imaging apparatus. The order search key is made up of, for example, an imaging work ID of imaging order data.

  Therefore, the imaging management apparatus searches the imaging order data with the order search key, and returns the searched imaging order data to the fluoroscopic imaging apparatus. When one appropriate imaging order data is returned, the fluoroscopic imaging apparatus captures fluoroscopic image data from the subject corresponding to the imaging order data.

  On the other hand, when a plurality of imaging order data is retrieved and returned, the fluoroscopic imaging apparatus selects one of the received plurality of imaging order data by, for example, a manual operation by an operator.

  Note that, when the imaging order data transmitted from the imaging management apparatus as described above is determined by the fluoroscopic imaging apparatus, this is notified to the imaging management apparatus. For this reason, even in the pull-type imaging management apparatus, one imaging order data used for imaging fluoroscopic image data by the fluoroscopic imaging apparatus is specified.

There are various proposals for the fluoroscopic imaging system as described above (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2).
JP 2001-101320 A JP-A-2005-198808

  In the fluoroscopic imaging system as described above, a chemical solution such as a contrast medium is injected into the subject by the chemical injection device, and fluoroscopic image data is captured from the subject by the fluoroscopic imaging device corresponding to the imaging order data.

  However, it is necessary to inject only a proper volume of contrast medium at a proper speed into the subject. For this reason, the operator needs to determine the contrast agent injection speed, the total injection amount, and the like in consideration of the imaging region and the body weight of the subject, and input these as injection condition data to the chemical injection device. However, this operation is complicated and difficult for unskilled workers.

  Moreover, in the conventional liquid injector, if injection condition data is set, the liquid injection can be executed even if the injection condition data does not appropriately correspond to the subject whose fluoroscopic image data is actually captured. it can. For this reason, it cannot prevent that a chemical | medical solution is inject | poured into a test subject by the unsuitable speed | rate and total amount by inadequate injection | pouring condition data.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and an object thereof is to provide a fluoroscopic imaging system capable of easily setting at least a part of injection condition data in a chemical injection device.

  The chemical injection device of the present invention includes an external processing device that holds imaging order data for each imaging operation in which fluoroscopic image data is imaged from a subject, a chemical injection device that injects a chemical into a subject from which fluoroscopic image data is imaged, A syringe for selectively storing a plurality of types of liquid syringes that are mounted with at least a portion of an RFID chip in which liquid condition data is recorded and filled with liquid chemicals. A holding mechanism, a syringe driving mechanism that drives a held chemical solution syringe to execute injection of a chemical solution, an injection control unit that controls the operation of the syringe drive mechanism in response to injection condition data set for each imaging operation, A setting acquisition unit that acquires at least a part of the imaging order data from the external processing device as imaging condition data, and the R of the held liquid syringe An RFID reader that acquires chemical condition data from the ID chip, and an injection setting unit that sets at least a part of the acquired imaging condition data and chemical condition data in the injection control unit as at least part of the injection condition data. .

  Therefore, in the chemical injection device of the present invention, at least a part of the imaging order data is acquired as imaging condition data from the external processing device, and this imaging condition data is set as at least a part of the injection condition data. Furthermore, chemical condition data is acquired from the RFID chip of the chemical syringe used by an RFID reader, and at least a part of the chemical condition data is also set as at least a part of the injection condition data. For this reason, the work burden for the operator to input the injection condition data is reduced.

  The fluoroscopic imaging system of the present invention includes an external processing device that holds imaging order data for each imaging operation in which fluoroscopic image data is imaged from a subject, a chemical liquid injector that injects a chemical into a subject whose fluoroscopic image data is imaged, And a chemical injection device according to the present invention.

  The computer program of the present invention is a computer program for the chemical solution injection device of the present invention, and controls the operation of the syringe drive mechanism corresponding to the injection condition data set for each imaging operation, and images from the external processing device. Acquiring at least part of the order data as imaging condition data, causing the RFID reader to acquire chemical condition data from the RFID chip of the held chemical syringe, and at least part of the acquired imaging condition data and chemical condition data Is set in the injection control unit as at least a part of the injection condition data.

  It should be noted that the various constituent elements referred to in the present invention only have to be formed so as to realize their functions. For example, dedicated hardware that exhibits a predetermined function, data provided with a predetermined function by a computer program It can be realized as a processing device, a predetermined function realized in the data processing device by a computer program, an arbitrary combination thereof, or the like.

  In addition, the various components referred to in the present invention do not have to be individually independent, but a plurality of components are formed as a single member, and a single component is formed of a plurality of members. It may be that a certain component is a part of another component, a part of a certain component overlaps a part of another component, and the like.

  In the chemical injection device of the present invention, at least part of the imaging order data can be acquired as imaging condition data from the external processing device, and this imaging condition data can be set as at least part of the injection condition data. Furthermore, chemical condition data is acquired from the RFID chip of the chemical syringe used by an RFID reader, and at least a part of the chemical condition data is also set as at least a part of the injection condition data. For this reason, it is possible to greatly reduce the work load for the operator to input the injection condition data, and it is possible to prevent the injection condition data from being set inappropriately and performing the injection work inappropriately.

The above-described object and other objects, features, and advantages will become more apparent from the preferred embodiments described below and the accompanying drawings.
It is a typical block diagram which shows the logic structure of the chemical injection device of embodiment of this invention. It is a typical block diagram which shows the logical structure of a fluoroscopic imaging system. It is a block diagram which shows the physical structure of a fluoroscopic imaging system. It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of the fluoroscopic imaging unit of CT scanner, and the injection execution head of a chemical | medical solution injection apparatus. It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of a chemical injection device. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the injection execution head of a chemical injection device with a chemical syringe. It is a typical block diagram which shows the other logical structure of a chemical injection device. It is a typical front view which shows the initial state by which the schematic image of the body division was displayed and output on the display screen of the chemical injection device. It is a typical front view which shows the display state from which the body division and the imaging region were selected. It is a typical front view which shows the state by which injection condition data was displayed and output. It is a typical front view which shows the state by which one imaging condition data was displayed and output. It is a typical front view which shows the state by which the other imaging condition data was displayed and output. It is a typical front view which shows the display state to which injection condition data was set based on imaging condition data. It is a typical front view which shows the state by which the chemical | medical solution condition data was displayed and output. It is a typical front view which shows the display state in which injection condition data was set based on chemical | medical solution condition data and imaging condition data. It is a typical front view which shows the state by which the time-lapse graph was displayed and output when the chemical | medical solution injection | pouring operation | movement was performed by the injection condition data set manually. FIG. 7 is a schematic front view showing a state in which a time-lapse graph is displayed and output when a chemical solution injection operation is executed based on injection condition data automatically set based on chemical solution condition data and imaging condition data. It is a flowchart which shows the first half part of processing operation of a chemical injection device. It is a flowchart which shows the latter half part of the processing operation of a chemical injection device. It is a typical time chart which shows the processing operation of a fluoroscopic imaging system. It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of the injection execution head of the chemical | medical solution injection apparatus of one modification. It is a perspective view which shows the external appearance of the injection execution head of the chemical | medical solution injection apparatus of one modification.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 2 and 3, the fluoroscopic imaging system 1000 according to the embodiment of the present invention includes an RIS100 that is an imaging management device, a CT scanner 200 that is a fluoroscopic imaging device, a PACS300 that is a data storage device, and a chemical injection device 400. A control box 500 which is a data control device, and an image browsing device 600.

  In the fluoroscopic imaging system 1000 of the present embodiment, as shown in the figure, the CT scanner 200 is connected to the RIS 100 and the PACS 300 via communication networks 701 and 702 such as a LAN (Local Area Network).

  On the other hand, the control box 500 is also connected to the RIS 100, the PACS 300, and the chemical liquid injector 400 through the communication networks 703 to 705. An image browsing apparatus 600 is connected to the PACS 300 via a communication network 706.

  The fluoroscopic imaging system 1000 according to the present embodiment complies with a so-called DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) standard. For this reason, the various apparatuses 100 to 600 mutually communicate various data according to the DICOM protocol.

  In the fluoroscopic imaging system 1000 according to the present embodiment, the CT scanner 200, the PACS 300, the chemical liquid injector 400, and the control box 500 are each one, and any combination has a one-to-one relationship.

  The RIS 100 according to the present embodiment includes a so-called computer device, and a dedicated computer program is mounted thereon. When the computer apparatus executes various processes in response to the computer program, each unit such as the order management unit 101, the order selection unit 102, and the integrated control unit 103 is logically realized as various functions in the RIS 100. Yes.

  The order management unit 101 corresponds to a storage device such as an HDD (Hard Disc Drive), for example, and manages imaging order data for imaging fluoroscopic image data from a subject with unique identification information.

  The imaging order data includes, for example, imaging work ID that is unique identification information, identification information of the CT scanner 200, date and time of imaging start and end, body weight of the subject, body classification or imaging site, and product name of a contrast agent that is a drug solution It consists of text data such as a subject ID for each subject, personal data such as sex and age, and various data relating to diseases.

  The order selection unit 102 corresponds to, for example, a function in which a CPU (Central Processing Unit) executes a predetermined process in response to an input operation of a keyboard or the like, and from a plurality of imaging order data corresponding to an operator's input operation. Select one.

  The integrated control unit 103 corresponds to, for example, a function in which the CPU transmits and receives various data via a communication I / F (Interface), and receives the selected one imaging order data from the CT scanner 200 and the control box 500. Reply in response to the acquisition request.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the CT scanner 200 according to the present embodiment includes a fluoroscopic imaging unit 201 and an imaging control unit 210 that are imaging execution mechanisms. The fluoroscopic imaging unit 201 captures fluoroscopic image data from the subject. The imaging control unit 210 controls the operation of the fluoroscopic imaging unit 201.

  More specifically, the imaging control unit 210 includes a computer device on which a dedicated computer program is installed. When this computer apparatus executes various processes corresponding to the computer program, the imaging control unit 210 includes a request transmission unit 211, an order reception unit 212, an imaging control unit 213, a data addition unit 214, an image transmission unit 215, Are logically realized as various functions.

  The request transmission unit 211 corresponds to a function for the CPU to transmit and receive various data through a communication I / F in response to an input operation such as a keyboard. The request transmission unit 211 requests the RIS 100 to acquire imaging order data in response to an operator's input operation. Send. The order receiving unit 212 receives imaging order data returned from the RIS 100.

  The imaging control unit 213 controls the operation of the fluoroscopic imaging unit 201 corresponding to the received imaging order data. The data assigning unit 214 assigns imaging order data to the fluoroscopic image data captured by the fluoroscopic imaging unit 201.

  The image transmission unit 215 transmits the fluoroscopic image data to which the imaging order data is added to the PACS 300. The fluoroscopic image data generated as described above includes, for example, bitmap data of a tomographic image.

  The PACS 300 according to the present embodiment includes a database server on which a dedicated computer program is mounted. The PACS 300 receives and stores fluoroscopic image data to which imaging order data is added from the CT scanner 200.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the chemical liquid injector 400 according to the present embodiment includes an injection control unit 401 and an injection execution head 410. The injection control unit 401 controls the operation of the injection execution head 410. As shown in FIG. 6 and the like, the injection execution head 410 drives a drug solution syringe 800 that is detachably attached to inject the drug solution into the subject.

  More specifically, the injection control unit 401 includes a main operation unit 402, a touch panel 403, a controller unit 404, a computer unit 405, a communication I / F 406, and the like as shown in FIG.

  The injection execution head 410 displays a syringe holding mechanism 411 that holds the chemical liquid syringe 800, a syringe drive mechanism 412 that drives the chemical liquid syringe 800, a sub operation unit 413 to which an operation instruction of the syringe drive mechanism 412 is input, and various data. It has a head display 415 that is a data display device to output.

  The sub operation unit 413 includes a final confirmation switch 414 corresponding to a confirmation instruction unit 428 described later. The head display 415 is directly fixed to the rear side portion of the injection execution head 410 and is disposed in the vicinity of the syringe holding mechanism 411 and the syringe drive mechanism 412.

  Note that there are a plurality of types of chemical syringes 800 according to the present embodiment, and an RFID chip 810 is mounted at a predetermined position in a part thereof. The injection execution head 410 is mounted with an RFID reader 416 at a position where it wirelessly communicates with the RFID chip 810 only when the liquid syringe 800 is properly held by the syringe holding mechanism 411.

  In the RFID chip 810 of the chemical solution syringe 800, at least chemical condition data related to the chemical solution is registered. More specifically, the chemical syringe 800 is a so-called prefilled type that is shipped in a state where the chemical solution is filled, and the chemical condition data is registered in the RFID chip 810 before shipping.

  The chemical condition data includes, for example, various data such as product name, product ID, chemical classification, components, viscosity, expiry date, and the like related to the filled chemical liquid, capacity related to the chemical syringe 800, It consists of various data such as pressure resistance, cylinder inner diameter, piston stroke, lot number, etc.

  The product ID of the chemical solution is registered due to the chemical classification, the contained component, and the chemical structure of the chemical solution, and is not related to the syringe capacity. For example, if there are products from Company A and Company B as contrast agents for the heart for CT, the type of drug solution “contrast agent for the heart for CT” is common, but is it water-soluble or oily? If the chemical classification such as ionic or nonionic, monomer type or dimer type is different, the product ID is different.

  Furthermore, even if the chemical type and chemical classification are the same, the product ID will be different if the contained components are different. For example, even if the chemical type, chemical class and contained component are common, the chemical structure of the contained component is the same. If they are different, the product ID is different.

  On the other hand, if the same chemical solution is filled in the prefilled type drug syringes with the capacities of “200 (ml)” and “500 (ml)”, the drug solution syringes are separated from each other as a product depending on the volume. The product IDs are the same.

  The above-described units are connected to the computer unit 405 of the chemical liquid injector 400. The computer unit 405 performs integrated control corresponding to a computer program in which each connected unit is installed.

  For this reason, as shown in FIG. 1, the chemical injection device 400 includes a start instruction unit 421, an injection control unit 422, an acquisition instruction unit 423, a setting acquisition unit 424, a setting display unit 425, a setting instruction unit 426, and an injection setting unit. Each unit such as 427, a confirmation instruction unit 428, a confirmation acquisition unit 429, a coincidence confirmation unit 431, and an injection restriction unit 432 is logically realized as various functions.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, a history generation unit 433, a history output unit 434, and as shown in FIG. 7, a condition storage unit 441, an image storage unit 442, a segment display unit 445, a segment input unit 446, and a site display unit 447. Each unit such as the part input unit 448, the operation reading unit 449, and the body input unit 451 is logically realized as various functions.

  The instruction units 421, 423, 426, 428 and the input units 446, 448, 451 of the chemical solution injection device 400 are configured so that the computer unit 405 corresponds to the above-described computer program by the main operation unit 402, touch panel 403, and sub operation unit 413. This corresponds to a function for recognizing input operations.

  Each acquisition unit 424, 429 corresponds to a function in which the computer unit 405 acquires various data through data communication with the control box 500 through the communication I / F 406.

  The injection control unit 422 corresponds to a function of the computer unit 405 controlling the operation of the syringe drive mechanism 412. Each display unit 425, 445, 447 corresponds to a function of causing the computer unit 405 to display and output various data on the touch panel 403.

  Each of the storage units 441 and 442 corresponds to a storage area constructed in the computer unit 405. The operation reading unit 449 corresponds to a function of the computer unit 405 reading stored data. The other units 427 and the like correspond to functions that the computer unit 405 executes various data processing corresponding to the computer program.

  The image storage unit 442 of the chemical liquid injector 400 stores schematic images of a plurality of body sections of the human body and a large number of imaging regions in association with each other. The category display unit 445 displays a schematic image of a plurality of body categories stored in the image storage unit 442 in an array corresponding to the human body.

  The classification input unit 446 accepts an input operation for selecting one of the plurality of body classifications displayed and output by the classification display unit 445 as an input operation for one injection condition data. The region display unit 447 displays and outputs a schematic image of at least one imaging region corresponding to the body segment selected by the segment input unit 446. The site input unit 448 accepts an input operation for selecting an imaging site that has been displayed and output by the site display unit 447 as an input operation for one injection condition data.

  More specifically, in the liquid injector 400, “head, chest, abdomen, legs” are defined as a plurality of body sections, and schematic images corresponding to each of these are registered in the computer unit 405. Yes.

  Therefore, when a predetermined operation is performed on the chemical solution injector 400, a schematic image of “head, chest, abdomen, legs” is displayed and output on the upper part of the screen of the touch panel 403 as shown in FIG. The

  In addition, in the schematic image of the “head” that is the above-described body classification, schematic images such as “brain part, jaw part, and neck part” are registered in association with each other as a plurality of imaging parts. Similarly, the “chest” image is “heart, lung”, the “abdomen” image is “stomach, liver,…”, and the “leg” image is “upper, lower”. ”And the like are registered in association with each other.

  Therefore, when one of the schematic images of the plurality of body ranges displayed and output on the touch panel 403 in the form of a human body is manually operated, the schematic image of the scanner mechanism is displayed and output only above the one schematic image, and is manually operated. Only one schematic image turns bright and the other schematic image turns dark (not shown).

  At the same time, a schematic image of a plurality of related imaging parts is displayed and output at the lower part. Therefore, when one of the schematic images of the plurality of imaging parts displayed and output is manually operated, as shown in FIG. 9, only the one schematic image is turned bright and the other schematic images are turned dark.

  The condition storage unit 441 stores operation condition data of the syringe drive mechanism 412 for each of a large number of imaging parts of the human body. This operating condition data is set, for example, as the total amount of contrast medium injected for each imaging region of the human body.

  The operation reading unit 449 reads out the operation condition data corresponding to the imaging region selected by the region input unit 448 from the condition storage unit 441 and sets it in the injection control unit 422 as a part of the injection condition data.

  The body input unit 451 accepts an input operation of body weight as a human body matter related to imaging of fluoroscopic image data, and sets the body weight in the injection control unit 422 as part of the injection condition data.

  More specifically, as described above, when the imaging region is selected by manual operation of the schematic image, when the “condition” operation icon is manually operated, the body weight, the injection volume, the injection time, and the like can be input. It becomes a state. Therefore, in such a state, a numerical value of weight is input. Then, as shown in FIG. 10, these are displayed and set as part of the injection condition data.

  The start instructing unit 421 receives an input operation for injecting the injection using the touch panel 403 of the injection control unit 401 or the like in a state where the injection condition data is set as described above. When the injection start is input as described above, the injection control unit 422 controls the operation of the syringe drive mechanism 412 corresponding to the set injection condition data.

  The above-described units 446 to 451 and the like are used when manually inputting all of the injection condition data as described above. However, the chemical injection device 400 of the present embodiment can automatically input a part or all of the injection condition data by the following units 423 to 427 and the like.

  More specifically, the acquisition instruction unit 423 of the chemical liquid injector 400 accepts an input operation of an injection condition data acquisition request. The setting acquisition unit 424 transmits an input operation acquisition request to the control box 500 and acquires a part of the imaging order data returned from the control box 500 as imaging condition data.

  Further, the RFID reader 416 acquires the above-described chemical condition data from the RFID chip 810 of the chemical syringe 800 by wireless reception of electromagnetic induction. Therefore, the injection setting unit 427 sets a part of the imaging condition data and a part of the chemical condition data acquired as described above in the injection control unit 422 as injection condition data.

  More specifically, as shown in FIG. 8, on the touch panel 403 of the injection control unit 401, for example, in the upper left of the initial screen of the input operation of injection condition data, a schematic diagram of the front image of the human body and “i” The operation icon for the acquisition request consisting of is displayed and output.

  Therefore, when the operation icon for the acquisition request is input, a part of the imaging order data is acquired as imaging condition data via the control box 500. And from this imaging condition data, an imaging part, a body weight, etc. are set to the injection | pouring control part 422 as at least one part of injection | pouring condition data.

  At this time, if the imaging site is included in the injection condition data as described above, the injection setting unit 427 causes the operation reading unit 449 to read out the operation condition data, and as a part of the injection condition data, the injection control unit 422 is set.

  Further, when the chemical syringe 800 on which the RFID chip 810 is mounted is appropriately held by the syringe holding mechanism 411 of the injection execution head 410, the chemical condition data is acquired by the RFID reader 416. Since the chemical solution condition data includes the chemical solution volume and the syringe pressure resistance, these are set in the injection control unit 422 as a part of the injection condition data.

  Although described in detail later, the setting display unit 425 includes at least a part of the injection condition data generated as described above, together with at least a part of the imaging condition data and the chemical condition data, and the touch panel 403 of the injection control unit 401. And output to the head display 415 of the injection execution head 410.

  The confirmation instructing unit 428 receives a final confirmation input operation immediately before the injection by the final confirmation switch 414 of the injection execution head 410. The confirmation acquisition unit 429 acquires the imaging condition data from the RIS 100 again when the final confirmation is input.

  The coincidence confirmation unit 431 confirms the coincidence between the imaging condition data acquired again and the imaging condition data set in the injection control unit 422. The injection restricting unit 432 prohibits the operation control of the syringe drive mechanism 412 by the injection control unit 422 until this coincidence is confirmed.

  That is, in the state where the injection condition data is set in the injection control unit 422 by manual operation as described above, the syringe drive mechanism 412 starts to be driven when the injection start is input.

  However, when the injection condition data is automatically set from the imaging order data as described above, the driving of the syringe drive mechanism 412 is prohibited, and this prohibition coincides with the set imaging condition data and the acquired imaging condition data again. If is not confirmed, it will not be released.

  The history generation unit 433 of the chemical solution injection device 400 corresponds to a function of the computer unit 405 executing a predetermined process corresponding to a computer program, and generates injection history data in which a history of chemical solution injection is recorded.

  The injection history data generated in this way is, for example, text data such as an injection work ID that is unique identification information for each injection work, one of the horizontal axis and the vertical axis is elapsed time, and the other is the time of injection speed. Consists of graph image data.

  Note that, in the above-described injection history data, all of the injection condition data is set by manual operation, partly set by acquired imaging order data, or partly set by chemical condition data of the RFID chip 810. Taka is also recorded. Further, when a part of the injection condition data is set by the imaging order data, the date and time when the imaging order data was acquired and the date and time when it was acquired and confirmed again are recorded.

  The history output unit 434 of the chemical solution injector 400 corresponds to a function of the computer unit 405 performing data communication by the communication I / F 406 and transmits the generated injection history data to the control box 500.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the control box 500 according to the present embodiment includes a computer unit 501, a communication I / F 502, and the like on which a dedicated computer program is mounted.

  Also in the control box 500, the computer unit 501 executes various processes corresponding to the computer program. Therefore, in the control box 500, as shown in FIG. 2, each unit such as the acquisition mediation unit 511 and the history transfer unit 514 is logically realized as various functions.

  In response to the acquisition request received from the chemical liquid injector 400, the acquisition mediation unit 511 acquires imaging order data from the RIS 100, and the chemical liquid injector 400 uses a part of the acquired imaging order data as part of the injection condition data. Reply to The history transfer unit 514 receives the injection history data from the chemical solution injection device 400 and transfers it to the PACS 300.

  Therefore, the PACS 300 according to the present embodiment not only stores the fluoroscopic image data received from the CT scanner 200 as described above, but also stores the injection history data received from the control box 500 as described above.

  As described above, the imaging order data is assigned to the fluoroscopic image data, and the imaging work ID of the imaging order data is assigned to the injection history data. Therefore, the imaging order data and the injection history data are stored in the PACS 300 in a state where they are associated with each other by the imaging work ID.

  The image browsing apparatus 600 according to the present embodiment is also a computer apparatus in which a dedicated computer program is installed. As shown in FIG. 3, the image browsing apparatus 600 includes a computer unit 601, a display unit 602, a controller unit 603, a communication I / F 604, and the like.

  The image browsing apparatus 600 includes a data reading unit 611 and a data display unit 612 as shown in FIG. 2 when the computer unit 601 executes various processes corresponding to the computer program.

  The data reading unit 611 corresponds to, for example, a function in which the computer unit 601 accesses the PACS 300 from the communication I / F 604 corresponding to the computer program and input data to the controller unit 603, and is associated with the imaging work ID. The fluoroscopic image data and the injection history data are read from the PACS 300.

  The data display unit 612 corresponds to a function of causing the display unit 602 to display the received data of the communication I / F 604 on the computer unit 601 and displays the read fluoroscopic image data and injection history data.

  Note that the computer program of the RIS 100 as described above manages, for example, imaging order data for imaging fluoroscopic image data from a subject with unique identification information, and a plurality of imaging orders corresponding to an operator's input operation. It is described as software for causing the RIS 100 to select one of the data, return one selected imaging order data in response to an acquisition request received from the CT scanner 200 or the control box 500, and the like. Has been.

  Further, the computer program of the CT scanner 200 transmits, for example, an imaging order data acquisition request to the RIS 100 in response to an input operation by the operator, receives imaging order data returned from the RIS 100, and receives the received imaging. The operation of the fluoroscopic imaging unit 201 is controlled according to the order data, the imaging order data is added to the fluoroscopic image data captured by the fluoroscopic imaging unit 201, and the fluoroscopic image data with the imaging order data is transmitted to the PACS 300. The software is described as software for causing the imaging control unit 210 to execute.

  Further, the computer program of the chemical solution injector 400, for example, causes a schematic image of a plurality of registered body sections to be displayed and output on the touch panel 403 corresponding to the shape of the human body, and from the plurality of body sections displayed as images. Receiving an input operation to the touch panel 403 for selecting one, displaying and outputting a schematic image of at least one imaging region corresponding to the selected body segment, and an input operation for selecting the imaging region displayed as the image Reading operation condition data corresponding to the selected imaging part, receiving input operations such as body weight and injection volume, setting operation condition data, body weight, injection volume, etc. as injection condition data, Detecting the RFID chip 810 by the RFID reader 416 and detecting the detected RFID chip The chemical condition data is acquired from the RFID reader 416 from the group 810, a part of the acquired chemical condition data is set as a part of the injection condition data, the input operation for starting the injection is accepted, and the injection start is the input operation. Then, the operation of the syringe drive mechanism 412 is controlled in response to the set injection condition data, the operation icon of the acquisition request is displayed on the touch panel 403, and the acquisition request is made when the operation icon is input. Transmission to the control box 500, imaging condition data consisting of a part of imaging order data returned from the control box 500 in response to the acquisition request is set as a part of the injection condition data, and imaging of the injection condition data Touch panel 403 and head display 41 together with condition data and chemical condition data When the injection condition data is set by the acquired imaging order data, the operation control of the syringe drive mechanism 412 is prohibited, and the injection condition data is set by the acquired imaging order data. Accepting the final confirmation input operation immediately before the injection by the final confirmation switch 414, acquiring the imaging condition data again when the final confirmation is input, the acquired imaging condition data and the set imaging condition data If the match is confirmed, the prohibition of the operation control of the syringe drive mechanism 412 is canceled, the injection history data including the time chart corresponding to the chemical injection is generated, Software for causing the computer unit 405 to execute injection history data transmission to the control box 500, etc. It is described as.

  In the chemical solution injection device 400, resources used for the computer program as described above are also registered. This resource includes, for example, a data file in which a schematic image of a plurality of body sections of a human body and a schematic image of a large number of imaging parts are associated, and a data file of operating condition data of the syringe drive mechanism 412 for each of a large number of imaging parts of the human body , Etc.

  Further, the computer program of the control box 500 receives, for example, injection history data from the chemical injection device 400, transmits an imaging order data acquisition request to the RIS 100 when the injection history data is received, and is returned from the RIS 100. Receiving imaging order data, giving imaging work ID, which is individual identification information of imaging order data, to injection history data, outputting injection history data assigned with imaging work ID to PACS 300, etc. It is described as software for causing the computer unit 501 to execute.

  The computer program of the PACS 300 receives, for example, the fluoroscopic image data to which the imaging order data is assigned from the CT scanner 200 and stores it, and the injection history data to which the imaging work ID of the imaging order data is assigned to the control box 500. The software is described as software for causing the PACS 300 to execute reception and storage from the PACS 300.

  Then, for example, the computer program of the image browsing apparatus 600 reads the fluoroscopic image data and the injection history data associated with the imaging work ID from the PACS 300, and displays the read fluoroscopic image data and the injection history data. And the like are described as software for causing the computer unit 601 to execute the above.

  A method for imaging fluoroscopic image data from a subject using the fluoroscopic imaging system 1000 of the present embodiment in the configuration as described above will be described in order below. First, the operator registers imaging order data in the RIS 100 in advance.

  The imaging order data includes, for example, text data such as an imaging work ID, identification information of the CT scanner 200, imaging start and end dates and times, an imaging part, and the like. This imaging order data is usually created based on an electronic medical record for each subject.

  For this reason, the subject ID, name, weight, and the like are also registered in the imaging order data. Furthermore, in the present embodiment, the type and size of the injection needle used for injection of the contrast agent are also registered.

  However, the imaging order data is composed of various data necessary for the imaging operation with the CT scanner 200. For this reason, the data which can specify the injection | pouring operation | work of the chemical | medical solution injection apparatus 400 are not included.

  When an imaging operation is executed in a state where such imaging order data is registered in the RIS 100, one imaging order data corresponding to the imaging operation is selected by the operator manually operating the RIS 100.

  On the other hand, in the field of imaging work, as shown in FIG. 4, a chemical solution injector 400 is disposed in the vicinity of the fluoroscopic imaging unit 201 of the CT scanner 200. A chemical syringe 800 is connected to a subject (not shown) located in the fluoroscopic imaging unit 201 with an extension tube, and the chemical syringe 800 is loaded into the injection execution head 410 of the chemical injection device 400.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 18, when the operator activates the chemical injection device 400 by an input operation of the main operation unit 402 of the injection control unit 401 (step S <b> 1), as shown in FIG. A schematic image of a plurality of body sections is displayed and output corresponding to the human body shape (step S2).

  In the chemical solution injector 400 of the present embodiment, operation control of the syringe drive mechanism 412 based on the injection condition data is prohibited in the initial state where the injection condition data is not set. And the chemical | medical solution injection | pouring apparatus 400 can also set all of injection | pouring condition data manually in the state as which the initial screen was output as mentioned above, and can also set the one part automatically from imaging order data.

  In the case of manual setting, the operator presses one of the schematic images of the plurality of body sections displayed and output on the touch panel 403 with a finger. Then, only the schematic image of the selected body section is highlighted and the other schematic images are darkened, and a schematic image of the scanner mechanism is displayed and output above the schematic image of the selected body section.

  At the same time, schematic images of a plurality of imaging regions related to the selected body segment are read out below and displayed on the selection screen. Therefore, when the operator performs an input operation with one finger or the like, as shown in FIG. 9, only the selected one schematic image is highlighted and the other schematic images are darkened.

  When an imaging region is selected as described above, in the chemical solution injector 400, operation condition data corresponding to the imaging region is read and set as injection condition data. Further, as shown in FIG. 10, the operator's body weight, injection speed, total injection amount, injection time, etc. are input to the main operation unit 402 by the operator as injection condition data (step S4).

  When the setting of the injection condition data is completed as described above (steps S9 and S10), it becomes possible to input the start of injection. Therefore, when this injection start is input on the touch panel 403 or the like (step S11), the syringe drive mechanism 412 is controlled in response to the set injection condition data, so that the subject is informed of the contrast medium and physiological saline. Water and water are injected appropriately.

  In the fluoroscopic imaging system 1000 of the present embodiment, the injection condition data can be automatically set in addition to being manually set in the chemical liquid injector 400 as described above. More specifically, as shown in FIG. 8, the chemical injection device 400 of the present embodiment also displays and outputs an operation icon for an acquisition request on the upper left of the initial screen of the injection operation.

  Therefore, when the operation icon for the acquisition request is manually operated (step S3), the acquisition request is transmitted to the control box 500 as shown in FIG. The control box 500 transfers the acquisition request received from the chemical liquid injector 400 to the RIS 100.

  Then, the RIS 100 returns one imaging order data selected as described above to the control box 500. When receiving the imaging order data from the RIS 100, the control box 500 returns a part of the imaging order data to the drug solution injector 400 as at least a part of the injection condition data.

  More specifically, as described above, the imaging order data includes the imaging work ID, the identification information of the CT scanner 200, the date and time of the start and end of imaging, the subject ID, name and weight, body classification or imaging site, injection needle It consists of type and size.

  Therefore, the control box 500 extracts the imaging work ID, the subject ID and the name and weight, the body classification or imaging part, the type and size of the injection needle, and the like from the acquired imaging order data, and uses this as imaging condition data for the chemical solution It returns to the injection device 400.

  In the chemical injection device 400, the imaging condition data acquired from the control box 500 in response to the acquisition request (step S12) is displayed and output on the touch panel 403 and the head display 415 as shown in FIGS. Step S13).

  At this time, since the name and sex of the subject who is not used as the injection condition data are also displayed and output as the imaging condition data, the operator confirms the matching between the imaging condition data and the actual subject.

  Further, on the touch panel 403 and the head display 415, together with the imaging condition data displayed and output as described above, an operation icon for setting an instruction to use or not use the imaging condition data as injection condition data is also displayed and output. .

  Therefore, when the imaging condition data confirmed by the operator is used as injection condition data, an operation operation of “use” is input. Then, in the chemical injection device 400 that detects this (step S14), as shown in FIG. 19, the imaging condition data is set as the injection condition data (step S19).

  In this case, as shown in FIG. 13, the patient name, which is a part of the imaging condition data, is displayed on the touch panel 403 and the head display 415 together with the body weight, which is the injection condition data set from the imaging condition data. .

  Furthermore, in the chemical injection device 400 of the present embodiment, when the injection condition data is set from the imaging condition data as described above (steps S12 to S19), the RFID chip 810 is mounted on the chemical syringe 800 by the RFID reader 416. (Step S15).

  Therefore, when the RFID chip 810 is mounted on the chemical syringe 800, chemical condition data is acquired by the RFID reader 416 (step S16). As described above, the chemical condition data includes various data such as the product name and expiration date related to the filled chemical, and various data such as the volume and lot number related to the chemical syringe 800.

  Therefore, a part of the liquid condition data acquired in this way is displayed and output on the touch panel 403 of the injection control unit 401 and the head display 415 of the injection execution head 410 as shown in FIG. 14 (step S17).

  At this time, on the touch panel 403 and the head display 415, the fact that the displayed chemical solution condition data is acquired from the RFID chip 810 in the chemical syringe 800 is displayed and output by a predetermined logo mark “RFID”.

  Furthermore, when the chemical condition data is displayed and output on the touch panel 403 and the head display 415 as described above, an operation icon for setting an instruction to use or not use the chemical condition data as injection condition data is also displayed and output.

  Therefore, when using the liquid condition data confirmed by the operator as the injection condition data, an operation operation of “use” is input. Then, in the chemical injection device 400 that has detected this (step S18), a part of the chemical solution condition data is set as injection condition data (step S19).

  Then, as shown in FIG. 15, the product name, lot number, and the like, which are part of the chemical condition data, are displayed on the touch panel 403 and the head display 415 together with the injection volume that is the injection condition data set from the chemical condition data. Is output.

  When the RFID chip 810 is not mounted on the chemical syringe 800, it is not detected by the RFID reader 416 as a matter of course (step S15), so that the injection condition data set from the imaging condition data as described above is used ( Step S19).

  Moreover, in the chemical injection device 400 of the present embodiment, when manually setting the injection condition data without setting the injection condition data from the imaging condition data as described above (steps S4 to S11), the chemical solution syringe 800 is set as described above. It is effective to acquire chemical condition data from the RFID chip 810 and set it as injection condition data (steps S5 to S8).

  As described above, a part of the display of the chemical condition data includes a product name and a expiration date that are useful for the operator to visually confirm. Further, as a matter of course, a part set as the injection condition data of the chemical condition data includes a capacity, a withstand voltage, etc. useful as the injection condition data.

  As shown in FIG. 11, when the imaging part is registered in the imaging condition data but the weight or the like is not registered, the injection condition data set from the imaging condition data is only the imaging part. In this case, injection condition data set from other imaging condition data is manually set (steps S20 to S22).

  Further, the injection condition data set by the imaging condition data and the chemical condition data as described above (steps S19 to S22) can also be corrected by the operator's input operation (steps S20 and S21).

  When the imaging condition data is acquired from the imaging order data and the setting of the injection condition data is completed (steps S12 to S22), the chemical injection device 400 of this embodiment can start the chemical injection in this state. It does not become a state.

  Therefore, when the setting of the injection condition data is completed as described above (step S22), the operator performs an input operation on the final confirmation switch 414 of the injection execution head 410 immediately before starting the chemical solution injection.

  Then, the chemical injection device 400 that has detected this (step S23) causes the control box 500 to acquire the imaging order data again from the RIS 100 as in the first time, and acquires a part thereof from the control box 500 as imaging condition data again. (Step S24).

  Then, the imaging condition data set as the injection condition data is compared with the acquired imaging condition data (step S25). If the imaging condition data does not match with each other, for example, together with error guidance of a confirmation warning such as “Imaging order has been changed, please check” (step S26), the acquisition date and time of the first time and the second time A list of items that match and items that do not match, data contents that do not match, and the like are displayed and output on the touch panel 403 and the head display 415 (not shown).

  In this case, for example, when confirmation completion is input to the touch panel 403 and the head display 415, the initial state is restored (step S3). For this reason, the injection operation is not started in a state where the imaging order data is changed.

  On the other hand, when it is confirmed that the imaging condition data set as the injection condition data matches the acquired imaging condition data again (step S25), a state in which the injection start can be input by the touch panel 403 and the head display 415 Become.

  Therefore, when this injection start is input (step S27), the syringe drive mechanism 412 is controlled in response to the set injection condition data, so that the subject is appropriately supplied with a contrast medium and physiological saline. (Step S28).

  At this time, the elapsed time is measured in real time and the actual injection speed is also detected, so that the operation of the syringe drive mechanism 412 is feedback controlled so that the injection speed matches the injection condition data.

  Furthermore, a time-lapse graph including the actual injection speed is generated in real time (step S29), and is displayed and output on the touch panel 403 and the head display 415 together with the injection condition data, for example (step S30).

  As described above, when the injection condition data is manually set without acquiring the imaging condition data, the time-lapse graph is displayed and output together with the manually set injection condition data as shown in FIG.

  On the other hand, when the imaging condition data and the chemical condition data are acquired and the injection condition data is automatically set, as shown in FIG. 17, the time-lapse graph is automatically set to the injection condition data, the imaging condition data, the chemical condition data, etc. Is displayed and output. Further, in this case, the imaging start time acquired from the imaging condition data is also displayed and output with a predetermined symbol mark on the time-lapse graph.

  When the injection work is completed (step S31), injection history data including a time-dependent graph of the actual injection speed is generated (step S32). When the injection condition data is manually set without acquiring the imaging condition data, the injection history data generated in this way includes image data of a time-dependent graph and text data of the injection condition data set manually.

  When the imaging condition data and the chemical condition data are acquired and the injection condition data is automatically set, the injection history data includes image data of a time-lapse graph and text data of the injection condition data and the imaging condition data.

  The text data includes, for example, an injection operation ID that is unique identification information for each injection operation, actual injection start and end dates and times, identification information of the chemical injection device 400, injection condition data, and all of the injection condition data manually. Information on whether it was input or partly acquired from imaging order data or partly acquired from chemical condition data, if acquired from imaging order data, acquisition date and time of first and confirmation, acquired imaging condition data and chemical Consists of condition data, etc.

  In addition, when the injection operation is completed, the chemical injection device 400 also generates completion notification data that is given at least an injection operation ID and notifies the completion (step S33). Therefore, the chemical injection device 400 that has completed the injection operation transmits completion notification data and imaging order data to the control box 500 (step S34).

  Then, the control box 500 transfers the completion notification data received from the chemical solution injector 400 to the RIS 100. The RIS 100 stores the received completion notification data in a state associated with the imaging order data by the injection work ID.

  In addition, the control box 500 transfers the injection history data received from the chemical solution injector 400 to the PACS 300. The PACS 300 stores the received injection history data in a state managed by the imaging work ID.

  In a normal operation, the imaging operation by the CT scanner 200 is started before and after the injection operation by the chemical injection device 400 is completed as described above. In this case, the operator inputs an operation to start imaging to the imaging control unit 210 of the CT scanner 200.

  Then, the imaging control unit 210 of the CT scanner 200 transmits an imaging order data acquisition request to the RIS 100. Then, the RIS 100 returns one imaging order data selected as described above to the CT scanner 200.

  Therefore, in the CT scanner 200, the fluoroscopic imaging unit 201 is controlled in accordance with the imaging order data received by the imaging control unit 210, whereby the imaging operation of the fluoroscopic image data is executed.

  When the fluoroscopic image data is captured from the subject by the fluoroscopic imaging unit 201, the imaging control unit 210 adds imaging order data to the fluoroscopic image data. Next, in the imaging control unit 210, the fluoroscopic image data to which the imaging order data is added is transmitted to the PACS 300.

  The PACS 300 stores the received fluoroscopic image data in a state managed by the imaging work ID of the imaging order data. When the operator browses the fluoroscopic image data, for example, the fluoroscopic image data is read from the PACS 300 by a manual operation of the image browsing device 600.

  In this case, for example, when an imaging operation ID is input as a search key, the fluoroscopic image data of the imaging operation ID is read from the PACS 300 and displayed on the display unit 602 of the image browsing apparatus 600.

  At this time, since the injection history data is also read from the PACS 300 by the imaging work ID, it is displayed and output on the display unit 602 of the image browsing apparatus 600 as necessary. Depending on the injection history data thus displayed and output, whether all of the injection condition data of the injection work has been manually input, partly acquired from the imaging order data or partly acquired from the chemical condition data, or imaging order data If acquired from the above, the date and time of the first and confirmation, the acquired imaging condition data and chemical condition data are also confirmed.

  In the fluoroscopic imaging system 1000 according to the present embodiment, an acquisition request input to the chemical injection device 400 is transmitted to the control box 500 as described above. Then, in response to the acquisition request, the control box 500 acquires imaging order data from the RIS 100 and the CT scanner 200.

  Part of the imaging order data is transferred from the control box 500 to the chemical solution injector 400 as imaging condition data. In this chemical injection device 400, a part of the imaging condition data is set as a part of the injection condition data.

  For this reason, it is possible to reduce the work burden for the operator to input the injection condition data, and to prevent erroneous input of the injection condition data related to the imaging content. Nevertheless, the imaging order data is already existing and essential for the CT scanner 200. For this reason, at least a part of the injection condition data can be automatically set without requiring creation of new data.

  Further, when the RFID chip 810 is mounted on the chemical syringe 800 loaded in the chemical injection device 400, the chemical condition data is obtained from the RFID reader 416, and this is also set as a part of the injection condition data. For this reason, it is possible to greatly reduce the work load of the operator to input the injection condition data, and it is possible to prevent erroneous input of the injection condition data related to the chemical solution.

  In particular, the chemical condition data is recorded by the RFID chip 810 for each disposable chemical syringe 800. For this reason, appropriate chemical solution condition data can be reliably acquired for each chemical solution syringe 800.

  In addition, since the imaging condition data and chemical condition data automatically acquired as described above are displayed and output, the operator can easily and reliably confirm that the imaging condition data and chemical condition data set as the injection condition data are appropriate. Can be confirmed.

  In particular, the name and sex of the subject, which is imaging condition data not used as injection condition data, and the product name, which is chemical condition data, are also displayed and output. For this reason, the operator can easily and surely confirm whether the imaging condition data matches the actual subject and whether the chemical solution to be used is appropriate.

  The acquisition of the imaging condition data is performed by an input operation using a dedicated icon based on a logo “i” and a schematic image of the human body. For this reason, the operator can intuitively execute the acquisition operation of the imaging condition data.

  Further, the chemical condition data acquired from the RFID chip 810 is displayed and output together with a predetermined logo mark “RFID”. Therefore, the operator can intuitively confirm that the displayed chemical solution condition data has been acquired from the RFID chip 810.

  In particular, the display output as described above is displayed and output not only on the touch panel 403 of the injection control unit 401 of the chemical injection device 400 but also on the head display 415 of the injection execution head 410. Therefore, the operator can check the imaging condition data and the chemical condition data while working at the position of the injection execution head 410.

  In addition to the imaging condition data and chemical condition data that are displayed and output as described above, an operation icon for setting an instruction to use or not use this as injection condition data is also displayed and output.

  For this reason, the operator can easily input whether to check the imaging condition data or the chemical condition data and use it as the injection condition data, for example, without using the imaging condition data or the chemical condition data as desired. The injection condition data can also be set manually.

  In addition, the imaging condition data is acquired again from the RIS 100 immediately before the injection, and the chemical solution injection based on the injection condition data is not executed unless it matches the first imaging condition data. For this reason, it is possible to easily and reliably prevent the injection operation from being executed with the inappropriate injection condition data.

  For example, when the imaging schedule is suddenly changed and the imaging order data is corrected or deleted, the injection operation is not started corresponding to the first imaging order data.

  Furthermore, since the chemical solution injection device 400 notifies the operator that the imaging order data does not match, the operator can surely recognize and confirm the change of the imaging order data.

  In a general injection operation using the chemical injection device 400, the injection condition data is set by the injection control unit 401 separated from the injection execution head 410 as described above. The liquid syringe 800 and the condition of the subject are finally confirmed at the position.

  And in the chemical | medical solution injection device 400 of this Embodiment, as mentioned above, the final confirmation switch 414 for acquiring imaging order data again immediately before injection | pouring and confirming a match is arrange | positioned at the injection | pouring execution head 410. FIG. For this reason, it is possible to perform an input operation for acquiring the imaging order data again and confirming the coincidence at the final confirmation at the position of the injection execution head 410 that has been conventionally required.

  Furthermore, in the chemical injection device 400 of the present embodiment, when the injection condition data is set by acquiring the imaging order data, the injection operation cannot be started unless the imaging order data is acquired and confirmed again.

  However, when all of the injection condition data is manually input, the injection operation can be started when the setting of the injection condition data is completed. For this reason, it is possible to appropriately control the prohibition and banning of the injection operation under simple conditions.

  Furthermore, when the injection operation is executed based on the injection condition data, the time-dependent graph is displayed and output in real time, so that the operator can check the injection state in real time.

  In particular, when the injection condition data is automatically set from the imaging order data or the chemical condition data, the imaging order data and the chemical condition data are displayed and output together with the time chart, so the operator always confirms the basis of the injection condition data. be able to.

  Further, when the injection condition data is automatically set from the imaging order data, the imaging start time is displayed and output on the time graph based on the imaging order data. For this reason, the operator can confirm the relationship between the injection state and the imaging start time in real time. In particular, since the imaging start time is displayed and output by a dedicated logo mark, the operator can confirm it intuitively.

  Moreover, in the fluoroscopic imaging system 1000 of the present embodiment, the injection history data is also stored in association with the fluoroscopic image data stored as described above. For this reason, for example, injection history data can also be confirmed when viewing fluoroscopic image data. Therefore, an operator viewing the fluoroscopic image data can check how the chemical solution is injected into the subject when the fluoroscopic image data is captured.

  In particular, in the injection history data, when all of the injection condition data is manually input, partly acquired from the imaging order data, partly acquired from the injection condition data, or acquired from the imaging order data First date and time and confirmation date are also recorded.

  For this reason, it is possible to confirm from the injection history data how injection condition data is set, when the imaging order data is acquired and confirmed. Therefore, even when the imaging order data is corrected and the injection operation is executed, the details can be confirmed.

  Further, it can be confirmed from the injection condition data stored as injection history data which chemical liquid has been injected and which chemical liquid was appropriate. In particular, since the lot number of the drug solution syringe 800 can also be confirmed, it is possible to follow up a medical accident caused by a manufacturing error of the drug solution.

  In addition, when the injection condition data is automatically set from the imaging order data, the imaging start time is also set in the time-lapse graph as the injection history data as described above. For this reason, the time relationship between the chemical solution injection and the image capturing can be confirmed at a glance from the injection history data.

  In addition, as described above, the fluoroscopic image data and the injection history data are related by the imaging work ID, and the imaging work ID is acquired by the liquid injector 400 as imaging order data when the injection condition data is automatically set. The

  That is, the imaging order data acquired from the RIS 100 via the control box 500 to the chemical solution injector 400 can be used for both automatic setting of injection condition data and generation of injection history data.

  In addition, even if there is a doubt about the contrast agent injection operation, the injection history data can be confirmed together with the fluoroscopic image data, so that the injection history data can be used as evidence.

  In particular, the various apparatuses 100 to 600 of the fluoroscopic imaging system 1000 of the present embodiment mutually communicate various data according to DICOM rules. Since DICOM communication data is difficult to falsify, the evidence history of injection history data is high.

  Furthermore, even when fluoroscopic image data is imaged again from the same subject, the previous injection history data can be referred to. For this reason, accurate injection condition data can be easily input to the chemical solution injection device 400.

  In particular, even when fluoroscopic image data is re-captured from a subject whose weight has changed due to progression of a medical condition, the chemical injection device 400 can be accurately identified by referring to the previous fluoroscopic image data and injection history data. Simple injection condition data can be input easily.

  In addition, in the present embodiment, a temporal graph is included in the injection history data. Therefore, even complicated injection condition data that varies the injection speed can be easily input to the chemical solution injection device 400.

  Further, in the fluoroscopic imaging system 1000 of the present embodiment, injection history data including text data such as injection condition data is stored in the PACS 300. For this reason, for example, various statistical data related to chemical injection can be generated from a large number of accumulated injection history data.

  In particular, since the injection history data is stored together with the imaging order data, various statistical data related to the chemical solution injection can be generated together with the imaging conditions included in the imaging order data.

  In addition, the completion notification data of the injection operation is stored in the RIS 100 from the chemical injection device 400 via the control box 500. In the RIS 100, since the completion notification data is managed in association with the imaging order data, for example, the start time and end time of the chemical solution injection can be notified from the RIS 100 to the CT scanner 200 together with the imaging order data.

  In this case, since the operator who operates the CT scanner 200 can refer to the start time and end time of the chemical injection, the start time of image capturing can be adjusted according to the time.

  In addition, this invention is not limited to the said form, A various deformation | transformation is accept | permitted in the range which does not deviate from the summary. For example, in the above embodiment, when the imaging order data is acquired and the injection condition data is set, when the final confirmation is input, the imaging order data is acquired again and the match is confirmed. Exemplified that

  However, when the imaging order data is acquired and the injection condition data is set, when the injection start is input, the imaging order data is acquired again and the match is confirmed. If the match is not confirmed, the chemical injection starts. Instead, when the match is confirmed, the chemical injection may be started.

  In the above embodiment, all of the imaging order data managed by the RIS 100 is acquired in the control box 500, and a part of the imaging order data is acquired as imaging condition data from the control box 500 to the chemical solution injector 400. An example is given in which part of the condition data is set by the chemical injection device 400 as part of the injection condition data.

  However, all of the imaging order data may be acquired by the chemical injection device 400 as imaging condition data. Further, all of the imaging condition data may be set as part of the injection condition data, or part of the imaging condition data may be set as all of the injection condition data.

  Furthermore, in the said form, it illustrated that the control box 500 transfers the imaging order data acquired from RIS100 to the chemical | medical solution injection apparatus 400 as a part of injection condition data.

  However, the control box 500 may transfer all of the imaging order data to the chemical injection device 400, and select a part of the imaging order data received by the chemical injection device 400 as injection condition data.

  Moreover, in the said form, RIS100 was a push type | mold and it illustrated that control box 500 acquires appropriate imaging order data by timing. However, the RIS 100 may be a pull type.

  In that case, the CT scanner 200 transmits an imaging order data acquisition request to the RIS 100 together with at least one order search key. Then, the RIS 100 selects and returns one of the plurality of imaging order data corresponding to the acquisition request and the order search key received from the CT scanner 200.

  When receiving the acquisition request, the control box 500 transmits an acquisition request for imaging order data to the RIS 100. Then, the RIS 100 returns one imaging order data selected corresponding to the acquisition request received from the control box 500.

  Alternatively, the RIS 100 returns a plurality of imaging order data in response to the acquisition request received from the CT scanner 200. In this case, the CT scanner 200 receives an operation for selecting one of the returned plurality of imaging order data, and notifies the RIS 100 of the selected imaging order data.

  Alternatively, the RIS 100 searches for a part from a plurality of imaging order data in response to the acquisition request received from the CT scanner 200 and the order search key, and sends back a part. The CT scanner 200 accepts an operation for selecting one of the returned imaging order data, and notifies the RIS 100 of the selected imaging order data.

  Therefore, when the control box 500 transfers the acquisition request for the imaging order data to the RIS 100, the RIS 100 returns one imaging order data notified from the CT scanner 200 in response to the acquisition request received from the control box 500. .

  By doing as described above, even when the RIS 100 is a pull type, the control box 500 can acquire appropriate imaging order data, and can give imaging work ID and the like to the injection history data.

  Moreover, in the said form, it illustrated that the control box 500 acquires the imaging order data provided from RIS100 unconditionally. However, the control box 500 may transmit an imaging order data acquisition request to the RIS 100 together with at least one order search key.

  In this case, the RIS 100 searches for a part from a plurality of imaging order data corresponding to the order search key received from the control box 500, and the CT scanner 200 notifies the searched part of the imaging order data. Reply if there is one. As described above, the control box 500 can acquire appropriate imaging order data more reliably.

  In the above case, for example, the chemical injection device 400 transmits at least part of the input injection condition data as an order search key to the control box 500 together with the acquisition request, and the control box 500 receives the received acquisition. The request and the order search key may be transferred to the RIS 100.

  Furthermore, in the said form, it illustrated that the control box 500 acquires imaging order data from RIS100. However, the RIS 100 and the CT scanner 200 may be connected via the control box 500, and the control box 500 may acquire imaging order data transmitted from the RIS 100 to the CT scanner 200.

  Further, the control box 500 may be connected to the CT scanner 200 without being connected to the RIS 100, and the control box 500 may acquire imaging order data from the CT scanner 200.

  In this case, for example, the control box 500 transfers an acquisition request received from the chemical solution injector 400 to the CT scanner 200, and the CT scanner 200 returns imaging order data in response to the acquisition request received from the control box 500. That's fine.

  Alternatively, the CT scanner 200 may accept an operation for selecting one of a plurality of imaging order data returned from the pull-type RIS 100 and transfer the selected imaging order data to the control box 500.

  Further, the control box 500 may be connected to the RIS 100 and the CT scanner 200, the first imaging order data may be acquired from the RIS 100, and the confirmation imaging order data may be acquired from the CT scanner 200.

  Further, in the above embodiment, the injection history data generated by the chemical solution injection device 400 is stored in the PACS 300 together with the fluoroscopic image data generated by the CT scanner 200.

  However, the injection history data may be transmitted from the chemical solution injection device 400 to the RIS 100 via the control box 500, and the injection history data may be stored in the RIS 100. In this case, the RIS 100 can manage the imaging order data and the injection history data in association with the work ID.

  Even in this case, the fluoroscopic image data registered in the PACS 300 is also assigned the work ID of the imaging order data, so that the fluoroscopic image data and the injection history data can be associated with each other.

  Further, in the above embodiment, the entire imaging order data is given to the fluoroscopic image data and stored in the PACS 300. However, only the imaging work ID of the imaging order data may be assigned to the fluoroscopic image data.

  Even in this case, the fluoroscopic image data and the injection history data can be associated by the imaging work ID, and the imaging order data can be read from the RIS 100 by the imaging work ID.

  Alternatively, only the imaging work ID of the imaging order data may be assigned to the fluoroscopic image data, and all of the imaging order data may be assigned to the injection history data. The imaging order data is assigned to the fluoroscopic image data and the injection history data. May be.

  Furthermore, the injection history data may include both the time graph and the injection condition data. The entire display image of the touch panel 403 and the head display 415 of the chemical liquid injector 400 may be included in the injection history data.

  Moreover, in the said form, it illustrated that injection | pouring log | history data consisted of text data, such as injection | pouring operation ID and a date, and image data of the time-dependent graph of injection | pouring speed | rate. However, the injection history data may consist only of the text data described above.

  In particular, in the above-described embodiment, the chemical solution injection device 400 variably changes the injection speed of the contrast agent, and the time-lapse graph is included in the injection history data. However, the chemical solution injector 400 may inject the contrast agent at a constant speed. In this case, it is less meaningful to generate and record a time graph. Therefore, it is preferable that the injection speed is included in the injection history data as text data.

  Moreover, in the said form, it illustrated only that injection | pouring condition data was set to the chemical | medical solution injection apparatus 400. FIG. However, the injection condition data may be notified from the chemical solution injection device 400 to the control box 500, and the injection condition data may be notified from the control box 500 to the RIS 100. In this case, the injection condition data can be notified from the RIS 100 to the CT scanner 200 together with the imaging order data.

  Accordingly, since the operator who operates the CT scanner 200 can refer to the injection condition data, the imaging operation can be adjusted in accordance with the injection condition data. In addition, it is not impossible to automatically adjust the imaging operation based on the injection condition data acquired by the imaging control unit 210 of the CT scanner 200.

  Moreover, in the said form, after completing injection | pouring log | history data with the chemical | medical solution injection apparatus 400, transmitting to the control box 500 was illustrated. However, the chemical injection device 400 may distribute the injection history data to the control box 500 and transmit it, and the control box 500 may complete the injection history data.

  More specifically, the chemical solution injection device 400 transmits injection condition data, start date and time, etc. to the control box 500 at the start of injection, transmits the injection speed and the like sequentially during the injection process, and transmits end date, etc. at the end of injection. . In this case, the injection history data can be completed and output from various data accumulated by the control box 500 from the start of injection to the end of injection.

  Moreover, in the said form, the various apparatuses 100-600 illustrated that the evidence ability, such as injection | pouring log | history data, is high by mutually communicating various data in the DICOM format which is hard to tamper. However, the chemical injection device 400 may generate the injection history data in a data format that is difficult to falsify, such as PDF (Portable Document Format).

  Similarly, the injection history data received by the control box 500 in the JPEG (Joint Photographic Coding Experts Group) format from the chemical solution injector 400 may be converted into the PDF format. Furthermore, the chemical injection device 400 and the control box 500 may be connected to a so-called Internet, and an electronic signature may be acquired and added to the injection history data.

  Further, in the above embodiment, the head display 415 is directly mounted on the lower side from the rear side on the front side of the injection execution head 410. However, such a head display 415 only needs to be able to confirm the screen without hindering the operation of the injection execution head 410.

  For this reason, as shown in FIG. 21, the head display 415 may be mounted on the right side surface of the injection execution head 410, may be mounted on the front, or may be mounted on the upper side. Further, as shown in FIG. 22, the head display 415 may be movably attached to the injection execution head 410 by a movable arm 418 or the like.

  In the above embodiment, the imaging order data is automatically set as the injection condition data. However, injection condition data such as a subject ID is input to the chemical injection device 400, the injection condition data is compared with the injection condition data acquired from the imaging order data, and the injection condition data to be verified If they do not match, a warning may be notified.

  In this case, it is possible to prevent the injection condition data from being automatically set with incorrect imaging order data. Further, if such a warning is displayed on the display panel of the injection execution head 410 described above, the worker can be promptly and surely recognized.

  Similarly, if there is a common part between the injection condition data and the imaging order data, the chemical injection device 400 may collate this. In this case, it is possible to prevent the injection condition data from being automatically set with the wrong imaging order data and the chemical injection with the wrong chemical syringe 800 from being executed.

  Further, the work type corresponding to the imaging work is recorded as an appropriate type as at least part of the chemical condition data in the RFID chip 810, the work type is set in the imaging order data, and the appropriate type acquired from the RFID chip 810 is recorded. If the chemical injection device 400 collates the type and the work type set in the imaging condition data and does not match, a warning may be notified.

  In this case, for example, it is possible to prevent a medical error such that an MRI contrast agent is injected into a subject whose fluoroscopic image is captured by the CT scanner 200. On the other hand, the chemical type corresponding to the imaging operation is set as an appropriate type in the imaging order data, and the chemical injection device 400 sets the chemical type acquired from the RFID chip 810 and the appropriate type set in the imaging condition data. A warning may be informed if there is no match after matching.

  In addition, at least a product ID of a chemical solution unsuitable for injection is set in the imaging order data as an unsuitable ID for each subject, and the chemical solution injection device 400 is set in the product ID and imaging condition data acquired from the RFID chip 810. An unsuitable ID may be collated, and a warning may be notified if this matches (not shown).

  On the other hand, in the imaging order data, in addition to the subject ID for each subject, personal data such as sex and age, various data related to diseases, etc., the above-mentioned inappropriate ID, etc. are also registered. In such a state, the unsuitable ID of the imaging condition data acquired by the chemical solution injector is collated with the product ID of the chemical condition data.

  When the product ID and the inadequate ID match, a warning message such as “This drug cannot be injected into this subject” is displayed on the touch panel and the operation of the syringe drive mechanism is disabled.

  For this reason, for example, when the type of the medical solution to be injected into the subject is appropriate for the CT contrast agent or the like but is not suitable for injection due to the subject's personal reasons such as side effects, It can automatically detect and notify the operator. Therefore, the operator can quickly recognize itself and take measures such as changing the chemical solution.

  In particular, when the liquid syringe 800 is loaded into the injection execution head 410, the product ID is automatically acquired, and when the imaging order data is input as the injection condition data, the inappropriate ID is also acquired automatically. For this reason, there is no need for a dedicated work for the acquisition and collation, and the product ID and the inappropriate ID can be collated easily and reliably.

  Similarly, the chemical component contained in the RFID chip 810 of the chemical syringe 800 is recorded as data, the improper component contained in the imaging order data is registered as an inappropriate component, and the contained component and the inappropriate component are collated. Also good.

  In addition, even if chemical classification of chemical liquid is recorded in the RFID chip 810 of the chemical syringe 800, chemical classification inappropriate for injection is registered in the imaging order data as inappropriate classification, and chemical classification and inappropriate classification are collated. Good.

  In these cases, it is possible to manage the suitability of the injection to the subject for each component and chemical classification. For this reason, for example, it is possible to accurately predict whether or not a chemical solution is injected for the first time.

  Furthermore, the syringe drive mechanism is initially set to be inoperative until it is confirmed whether or not an inappropriate ID or the like is registered in the imaging order data, or if an inappropriate ID or the like does not match with the product ID when registered. You can also keep it. In this case, it is possible to reliably and automatically prevent an unsuitable chemical solution from being injected into the subject.

  As described above, the imaging order data is generally created from the electronic medical record for each subject, and the electronic medical record includes the product ID, content component, chemical classification, etc. of drugs that have side effects. It can be registered as a classification. For this reason, the imaging order data in which the unsuitable ID and the like are registered as described above can be easily created.

  Moreover, when the chemical | medical solution injection device 400 alert | reports a warning as mentioned above, you may control the syringe drive mechanism 412 to be inoperable until the warning is cancelled | released. In this case, it is possible to prevent the medicinal solution that is a warning target from being injected into the subject.

  Further, in the above embodiment, display items of imaging condition data and chemical condition data are always prepared, and the item contents are displayed and output when the imaging condition data and chemical condition data are acquired. However, only when the imaging condition data and the chemical condition data are acquired, the display items and item contents may be displayed and output (not shown).

  Furthermore, in the said form, the chemical | medical solution injection apparatus 400 illustrated inject | pouring a contrast agent and the physiological saline into a test subject with the two chemical | medical solution syringes 800. However, the chemical solution injection device may inject a contrast medium, physiological saline, or the like as a chemical solution into the subject using one chemical solution syringe 800 (not shown).

  Moreover, in the said form, CT scanner 200 was used as a fluoroscopic imaging device, and it illustrated that the chemical | medical solution injection device 400 inject | poured the contrast agent for CT as a chemical | medical solution. However, the fluoroscopic imaging apparatus may be composed of an MRI, PET apparatus, ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus, or the like, and the chemical solution injection apparatus may inject a contrast agent for the apparatus.

  Furthermore, in the said form, it illustrated that CT scanner 200 and the chemical | medical solution injection device 400 operate | move stand-alone individually. However, the CT scanner 200 and the chemical solution injector 400 may link various operations through data communication.

  Moreover, in order to simplify description in the said form, it illustrated that each part of the fluoroscopic imaging system 1000 was one each. However, in a large-scale hospital or the like, each of a plurality of fluoroscopic imaging systems has one RIS 100, a CT scanner 200, a chemical liquid injector 400, and a control box 500. 600 may be shared (not shown). However, even in such a case, a plurality of hardware such as the RIS 100, the PACS 300, and the image browsing apparatus 600 may be connected in parallel (not shown).

  Further, in the above embodiment, the fluoroscopic image data and the injection history data are stored in one PACS 300. However, the hardware for storing the fluoroscopic image data and the hardware for storing the injection history data may be formed separately and connected via a communication network.

  Moreover, in the said form, it illustrated that RIS100, CT scanner 200, PACS300, the chemical | medical solution injection apparatus 400, the control box 500, and the image browsing apparatus 600 were formed separately, and were connected by the communication networks 701-706. .

  However, the various devices 100 to 600 as described above may be integrally formed in various combinations. For example, the injection control unit 401 and the control box 500 of the chemical liquid injector 400 are integrally formed, the RIS 100 and the PACS 300 are integrally formed thereon, and the PACS 300 and the image browsing device 600 are integrally formed. It is also possible.

  In addition, the RIS 100 and the PACS 300 are integrally formed in the control box 500, the control box 500, the PACS 300, and the image browsing apparatus 600 are integrally formed.

  Furthermore, the imaging control unit 210, the RIS 100, and the control box 500 of the CT scanner 200 are integrally formed, and the imaging control unit 210, the PACS 300, and the control box 500 of the CT scanner 200 are integrally formed. It is also possible for the image browsing apparatus 600 to be formed integrally therewith.

  It is also possible that the image browsing device 600 and the PACS 300 are formed integrally, the control box 500 and the imaging control unit 210 of the CT scanner 200 are formed integrally therewith, and the like.

  Furthermore, in the said form, it illustrated that each part of the various apparatuses 100-600 was logically implement | achieved as various functions, when a computer apparatus operate | moves corresponding to a computer program.

  However, each of the units can be formed as unique hardware, and a part can be formed as software and a part can be formed as hardware.

  Needless to say, the above-described embodiment and a plurality of modifications can be combined within a range in which the contents do not conflict with each other. Further, in the above-described embodiments and modifications, the structure of each part has been specifically described, but the structure and the like can be changed in various ways within a range that satisfies the present invention.

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A perspective imaging system comprising: an external processing device that holds imaging order data for each imaging operation in which fluoroscopic image data is imaged from a subject; and a chemical solution injection device that injects a chemical solution into the subject from which the fluoroscopic image data is imaged. The chemical injection device,
A syringe holding mechanism that selectively holds a plurality of types of chemical syringes that are loaded with at least a part of an RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) chip in which chemical solution condition data is recorded;
A syringe drive mechanism for driving the held chemical solution syringe and injecting the chemical solution;
An injection controller that controls the operation of the syringe drive mechanism in response to injection condition data set for each imaging operation;
A setting acquisition unit for acquiring at least a part of the imaging order data as imaging condition data from the external processing device;
An RFID reader for acquiring the chemical condition data from the RFID chip of the held chemical syringe;
An injection setting unit that sets at least a part of the acquired imaging condition data and the chemical solution condition data in the injection control unit as at least a part of the injection condition data;
A chemical injection device. A chemical liquid input unit for receiving an input operation of the chemical liquid condition data;
A setting display unit that displays and outputs at least a part of the injection condition data together with at least a part of the imaging condition data and the chemical condition data;
The chemical liquid injection device according to claim 1, wherein the setting display unit also displays and outputs whether the chemical liquid condition data is input by the chemical liquid input unit or acquired by the RFID reader. A data display device disposed in the vicinity of the syringe holding mechanism and the syringe drive mechanism;
The chemical liquid injector according to claim 2, wherein the setting display unit displays and outputs at least a part of the injection condition data together with at least a part of the imaging condition data and the chemical liquid condition data on the data display device. A history generation unit that generates injection history data including an operation history of the syringe drive mechanism corresponding to the injection condition data; and a history output unit that outputs the generated injection history data to the outside.
4. The drug solution injector according to claim 1, wherein the history generation unit also registers the imaging condition data including at least a part of the injection condition data in the injection history data. 5. A history generation unit that generates injection history data including an operation history of the syringe drive mechanism corresponding to the injection condition data; and a history output unit that outputs the generated injection history data to the outside.
The history generation unit registers the imaging condition data including at least part of the injection condition data in the injection history data, and the chemical condition data is input by the chemical input unit or acquired by the RFID reader. Moreover, the chemical solution injection device according to claim 2, which is registered in the injection history data. In the RFID chip, the work type corresponding to the imaging work is recorded as an appropriate type as at least part of the chemical condition data,
In the imaging order data, the work type is set,
A data collation unit that collates the appropriate type acquired from the RFID chip and the work type set in the imaging condition data;
The chemical injection device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising a warning notification unit that notifies a warning when the appropriate type and the work type do not match. In the RFID chip, the chemical type is recorded as at least part of the chemical condition data,
In the imaging order data, the chemical type corresponding to the imaging operation is set as an appropriate type,
A data collation unit that collates the chemical type acquired from the RFID chip and the appropriate type set in the imaging condition data;
The chemical | medical solution injection device as described in any one of Claim 1 thru | or 6 which further has a warning alerting | reporting part which alert | reports a warning when the said chemical | medical solution classification and the said appropriate classification do not correspond. In the RFID chip, a product ID (Identity) of the chemical is recorded as at least a part of the chemical condition data.
In the imaging order data, the product ID suitable for the imaging operation is set as an appropriate ID,
A data collation unit that collates the product ID acquired from the RFID chip with the appropriate ID set in the imaging condition data;
The drug solution injection device according to any one of claims 1 to 7, further comprising a warning notification unit that notifies a warning when the product ID and the appropriate ID do not match. The RFID chip has a product ID of the chemical solution recorded as at least part of the chemical solution condition data,
In the imaging order data, the product ID of the chemical solution unsuitable for injection for each subject is set as an unsuitable ID,
A data collation unit for collating the product ID acquired from the RFID chip with the inappropriate ID set in the imaging condition data;
The chemical injection device according to any one of claims 1 to 8, further comprising a warning notification unit that notifies a warning when the product ID matches the inappropriate ID. In the RFID chip, at least a component of the chemical liquid is recorded as at least part of the chemical liquid condition data,
The imaging order data is set as an unsuitable component at least the contained component unsuitable for injection for each subject.
A data collation unit that collates the contained component acquired from the RFID chip and the inappropriate component set in the imaging condition data;
The chemical injection device according to any one of claims 1 to 9, further comprising a warning notification unit that notifies a warning when the contained component matches the inappropriate component. The RFID chip records at least a chemical classification of the chemical as at least part of the chemical condition data,
In the imaging order data, at least the chemical classification unsuitable for injection is set as an unsuitable classification for each subject.
A data collation unit that collates the chemical classification acquired from the RFID chip and the inappropriate classification set in the imaging condition data;
The chemical | medical solution injection device as described in any one of Claim 1 thru | or 10 which further has a warning alerting | reporting part which alert | reports a warning when the said chemical classification matches with the said unsuitable classification. A start instructing unit that accepts an input operation of injecting start of the syringe drive mechanism by operation control of the injection control unit;
A confirmation instructing unit that accepts an input operation for final confirmation immediately before injection
A confirmation acquisition unit for acquiring again the imaging condition data from the external processing device when the final confirmation is input;
A coincidence confirmation unit for confirming the coincidence between the imaging condition data acquired again and the imaging condition data set in the injection control unit;
An injection restricting unit that prohibits operation control of the syringe drive mechanism by the injection control unit until the match is confirmed,
The chemical injection device according to any one of claims 1 to 11, further comprising: A start instructing unit that accepts an input operation of infusion start;
A confirmation acquisition unit that acquires again the imaging condition data from the external processing device when the injection start is input;
A coincidence confirmation unit for confirming the coincidence between the imaging condition data acquired again and the imaging condition data set in the injection control unit;
When the match is confirmed, an injection restriction unit that starts operation control of the syringe drive mechanism by the injection control unit,
The chemical injection device according to any one of claims 1 to 11, further comprising:   The chemical | medical solution injection device of Claim 12 or 13 which further has a warning alerting | reporting part which alert | reports a confirmation warning if the said imaging condition data do not correspond. An image that stores a condition storage unit that stores operation condition data of the syringe drive mechanism for each of a large number of imaging parts of a human body and a schematic image of a plurality of body sections of the human body and a large number of imaging parts in association with each other. A storage unit, a segment display unit that displays a plurality of schematic images of the body segments in an array corresponding to the human body, and a segment input unit that receives an input operation for selecting one of the plurality of body segments that are displayed and output And a part display unit that displays and outputs a schematic image of at least one of the imaging parts corresponding to the selected body segment, and a part input part that receives an input operation for selecting the imaging part that is output and displayed. An operation reading unit that sets the operation condition data corresponding to the selected imaging region in the injection control unit as a part of the injection condition data;
The injection setting unit causes the injection control unit to set the operation condition data corresponding to the operation reading unit as a part of the injection condition data when the acquired imaging condition data includes the imaging part. The chemical | medical solution injection device as described in any one of Claims 1 thru | or 14. A fluoroscopic imaging system comprising: an external processing device that holds imaging order data for each imaging operation in which fluoroscopic image data is imaged from a subject; and a chemical solution injector that injects a chemical solution into the subject from which the fluoroscopic image data is imaged. There,
The fluoroscopic imaging system which has a chemical | medical solution injection device as described in any one of Claims 1 thru | or 15. As the external processing device, there are an imaging management device that manages the imaging order data, and a fluoroscopic imaging device that images the fluoroscopic image data from the subject corresponding to the imaging order data acquired from the imaging management device. ,
The fluoroscopic imaging system according to claim 16, wherein the chemical liquid injector acquires the imaging condition data from the imaging management device. As the external processing device, there are an imaging management device that manages the imaging order data, and a fluoroscopic imaging device that images the fluoroscopic image data from the subject corresponding to the imaging order data acquired from the imaging management device. ,
The fluoroscopic imaging system according to claim 16, wherein the chemical liquid injector acquires the imaging condition data from the fluoroscopic imaging device. As the external processing device, there are an imaging management device that manages the imaging order data, and a fluoroscopic imaging device that images the fluoroscopic image data from the subject corresponding to the imaging order data acquired from the imaging management device. ,
The setting acquisition unit of the chemical liquid injector acquires the imaging condition data from the imaging management device,
The fluoroscopic imaging system according to claim 16, wherein the confirmation acquisition unit of the chemical solution injector acquires the imaging condition data from the fluoroscopic imaging device. A computer program for the chemical injection device according to claim 1,
Controlling the operation of the syringe drive mechanism corresponding to the injection condition data set for each imaging operation;
Obtaining at least part of the imaging order data as imaging condition data from the external processing device;
Causing the RFID reader to acquire the chemical condition data from the RFID chip of the held chemical syringe;
Setting at least a part of the acquired imaging condition data and the chemical solution condition data in the injection control unit as at least a part of the injection condition data;
A computer program for causing the medicinal solution injection device to execute. Receiving an input operation of the chemical condition data;
Displaying and outputting at least part of the injection condition data together with at least part of the imaging condition data and the chemical condition data;
Whether the chemical condition data has been input or acquired by the RFID reader is also displayed and output.
21. The computer program according to claim 20, further causing the chemical liquid injector to execute.

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