WO2011142157A1 - 放射線画像撮影システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a radiographic imaging system, and more particularly, to a radiographic imaging system including a console that can be selected by displaying an icon corresponding to imaging order information on a display unit.
- Radiographic images taken using radiation represented by X-ray images are widely used.
- medical radiographic images have been taken using a screen film.
- CR Computer Pumpted Radiography
- stimulable phosphor sheets have been developed.
- a radiographic imaging device that detects irradiated radiation with a radiation detection element and acquires it as digital image data has been developed.
- This type of radiographic imaging device is known as FPD (Flat Panel Detector), and can display image data more quickly than the above-mentioned CR apparatus, and can contribute to early diagnosis.
- FPD Full Panel Detector
- it was developed as a so-called dedicated machine integrally formed with a support base or the like (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2).
- a portable radiographic imaging apparatus in which a radiation detection element or the like is accommodated in a housing has been developed and put into practical use (see, for example, Patent Documents 3 and 4).
- a so-called direct type radiographic imaging device that generates a charge by a detection element in accordance with a dose of irradiated radiation such as X-rays and converts it into an electrical signal, or a scintillator that radiates irradiated radiation
- a scintillator that radiates irradiated radiation
- indirect radiation image that is converted into an electric signal by generating electric charge with a photoelectric conversion element such as a photodiode according to the energy of the converted electromagnetic wave after being converted into electromagnetic wave of other wavelengths such as visible light
- the detection element in the direct type radiographic imaging apparatus and the photoelectric conversion element in the indirect type radiographic imaging apparatus are collectively referred to as a radiation detection element.
- a radiographic image capturing device when photographing a patient's body etc. in a hospital or a clinic using such a dedicated machine or a portable radiographic image capturing device, a radiographic image capturing device is installed in or brought into a photographing room in the hospital or clinic.
- a radiographic imaging system is constructed such that a radiographic image is obtained by controlling a radiographic imaging apparatus, a radiation generating apparatus, or the like with a console installed outside the imaging room.
- Such a radiographic imaging system is usually constructed so that radiographic imaging is performed on the basis of imaging order information described later (for example, see FIG. 13 described later).
- the radiographing order information is set based on information and instructions related to radiographic imaging performed in the radiographing room, which is determined based on an inquiry to the patient, for example, patient information such as a patient ID and the patient to be imaged.
- patient information such as a patient ID and the patient to be imaged.
- Each item such as a body part, a photographing direction, and photographing conditions such as device information for designating a device to be used is designated and registered.
- the console may be configured to control the radiographic imaging device, the radiation generation device, and the like based on each imaging order information selected by a doctor, a radiographer, or the like.
- each imaging order information related to the patient who visited the hospital is displayed as a list in a switch form, for example, so that the radiographer can easily perform imaging, for example.
- any shooting order information can be selected from the switches of each shooting order information displayed in a list.
- each imaging order information listed on the display part of the console is “cervical vertebra front”, “cervical vertebra opening”, “cervical vertebra side”, “cervical vertebral right oblique position”
- “cervical vertebra front” ⁇ “cervical vertebra lateral surface” ⁇ “cervical vertebral right oblique position” can be selected in this order, and then “cervical vertebra opening” can be selected. It becomes possible to carry out efficiently.
- the radiation generating apparatus or the radiographic imaging apparatus can perform imaging in a prone state, for example, by imaging another patient before performing the series of radiographic imaging described above. May have been set up. In such a case, if the radiologist who performs the above-described series of imaging knows that, considering the efficiency, the radiologist selects to start imaging from the “cervical vertebra opening”.
- the radiation generator or radiographic imaging device is started again, or the radiation Adjust the position and irradiation direction of the radiation source of the generator, or, if a portable radiographic imaging device is loaded in the bucky device for lying position imaging, it will be changed to a standing mode imaging device. You will have to reload it.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object thereof is to provide a radiographic imaging system that is easy to use for operators such as radiologists and that can perform radiographic imaging efficiently.
- the radiographic imaging system of the present invention includes: A radiation source for irradiating the subject with radiation; A plurality of radiographic imaging devices comprising a plurality of radiation detection elements arranged two-dimensionally, and reading out the charges generated in each of the radiation detection elements due to radiation irradiation as image data; Managing which radiographic imaging device of the plurality of radiographic imaging devices is ready for imaging and imaging using which radiographic imaging device of the plurality of radiographic imaging devices A plurality of imaging order information including information on whether to perform, or a console capable of obtaining the registered plurality of imaging order information, With The console is A display unit capable of displaying an icon corresponding to each shooting order information; The display unit displays the icons corresponding to the shooting order information in a predetermined order of the shooting order information, When there is a radiographic image capturing apparatus in a radiographable state among the radiographic image capturing apparatuses included in the plurality of registered radiographing order information, the radiographic image regardless of the predetermined order.
- the icon corresponding to each shooting order information is
- the radiographic imaging system of the present invention is A radiation source for irradiating the subject with radiation; A plurality of radiation detection elements arranged two-dimensionally, and a portable radiographic imaging device that reads out, as image data, charges generated in each of the radiation detection elements by radiation irradiation; A bucky device capable of loading the portable radiographic imaging device; Information on whether or not at least the portable radiographic imaging device is loaded in the Bucky device and whether or not imaging is performed with the portable radiographic imaging device loaded in the Bucky device.
- a console capable of registering a plurality of imaging order information including or obtaining the plurality of registered imaging order information;
- the console is A display unit capable of displaying an icon corresponding to each shooting order information;
- the display unit displays the icons corresponding to the shooting order information in a predetermined order of the shooting order information,
- designation is made to perform imaging with the portable radiographic imaging device loaded in the bucky device, regardless of the predetermined order.
- the icon corresponding to the shooting order information having information to be displayed is displayed in a manner different from other icons
- the portable radiographic imaging device is not loaded in the Bucky device, designation is made to perform imaging without loading the portable radiographic imaging device in the Bucky device, regardless of the predetermined order.
- the icon corresponding to the imaging order information having information to be displayed is displayed in a manner different from other icons.
- the console has a radiographic imaging apparatus (dedicated machine) that is ready for imaging among a plurality of radiographic imaging apparatuses (dedicated machines).
- the portable radiographic image capturing device is loaded in the Bucky device, the radiographic image capturing is ready for radiographing regardless of the display order of the icons corresponding to the respective radiographing order information displayed on the display unit.
- Icon corresponding to imaging order information that specifies that imaging is performed using a device (dedicated machine) and imaging order information that specifies that imaging is performed in a state where a portable radiographic imaging device is loaded on the Bucky device, It is displayed in a mode different from other icons.
- the radiographic imaging apparatus (dedicated machine) can be newly imaged. It is possible to perform imaging without changing the loading state of the portable radiographic imaging apparatus to the Bucky apparatus. Therefore, the radiographic image capturing system is convenient for the operator, and radiographic image capturing can be performed efficiently.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an overall configuration of a radiographic image capturing system according to a first embodiment.
- 1 is an external perspective view of a portable radiographic image capturing apparatus according to a first embodiment. It is the external appearance perspective view which looked at the portable radiographic imaging apparatus of FIG. 2 from the opposite side.
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 2. It is a top view which shows the structure of the board
- FIG. 1 It is a block diagram showing the equivalent circuit of a portable radiographic imaging apparatus. It is a figure explaining the Bucky apparatus provided with the connector inside the cassette holding
- FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating that an icon I2 is focused on the selection screen of FIG.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating that a preview image is displayed instead of the icon I2 in the case of FIG.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating that a generated radiation image is displayed at a position where a preview image was displayed in the case of FIG.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram for explaining that an icon I3 is selected and focused from the state shown in FIG.
- FIG. 33 is a diagram showing each medical image displayed below each medical image when an “NG” button is clicked on the transmission preview screen of FIG. 32. It is a figure which shows that the display order of each medical image displayed on the lower part of the transmission preview screen of FIG. 33 can be changed. It is a figure which shows that each medical image is displayed in the changed display order when the "decision" button of the transmission preview screen of FIG. 34 is clicked.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an overall configuration of a radiographic image capturing system according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- the radiographing room Ra is a room for taking radiographic images by irradiating a subject that is a part of the patient's body (that is, a radiographed region of the patient), and generating radiation of a radiation irradiating apparatus for irradiating the subject with radiation.
- a radiation source 52 of the apparatus 57 is disposed. Note that the imaging room Ra is shielded with lead or the like so that radiation does not leak outside the imaging room.
- a portable radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 as described below is used as the radiographic image capturing apparatus, and the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 can be loaded in the radiographing room Ra.
- a bucky device 51 is provided. The bucky device 51 and the radiation source 52 will be described later.
- the portable radiographic imaging apparatus 1 used for radiographic imaging in the radiographic imaging system 50 will be described.
- the portable radiographic imaging device is simply referred to as a radiographic imaging device.
- a so-called indirect radiation image capturing apparatus that includes a scintillator or the like and converts the emitted radiation into electromagnetic waves of other wavelengths such as visible light to obtain an electrical signal will be described as the radiation image capturing apparatus 1.
- the present invention can also be applied to a so-called direct type radiographic imaging apparatus that directly detects radiation with a radiation detection element without using a scintillator or the like.
- FIG. 2 is an external perspective view of the radiographic image capturing apparatus according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 3 is an external perspective view of the radiographic image capturing apparatus viewed from the opposite side.
- 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG.
- the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 houses a sensor panel SP including a scintillator 3, a substrate 4, and the like in a housing 2.
- a hollow rectangular tube-shaped housing body 2A having a radiation incident surface R in the housing 2 is made of a material such as a carbon plate or plastic that transmits radiation.
- the housing 2 is formed by closing the openings on both sides of the housing body 2A with lid members 2B and 2C.
- a so-called monocoque type for example, a so-called lunch box type formed of a frame plate and a back plate can be used.
- the lid member 2B on one side of the housing 2 is composed of a power switch 37, a selection switch 38, a connector 39, an LED for displaying a battery state, an operating state of the radiographic imaging apparatus 1, and the like.
- the indicator 40 and the like are arranged.
- an antenna device 41 that is a communication unit for wirelessly transferring image data or the like to the console 58 is embedded in the lid member 2 ⁇ / b> C on the opposite side of the housing 2. It is also possible to transfer the image data or the like to the console 58 by a wired method. In this case, for example, the cable is connected to the connector 39 described above to transmit and receive. In the case where the antenna device 41 is provided, the arrangement location and the number of antenna devices 41 on the housing 2 are appropriately determined.
- a base 31 is disposed inside the housing 2 via a lead thin plate (not shown) on the lower side of the substrate 4 of the sensor panel SP.
- a PCB substrate 33, a buffer member 34, and the like on which are disposed are mounted.
- a glass substrate 35 for protecting the substrate 4 and the scintillator 3 on the radiation incident surface R side is disposed.
- casing 2 is provided.
- the scintillator 3 is affixed to a detection part P (described later) of the substrate 4.
- the scintillator 3 is composed of a phosphor as a main component and, when receiving radiation, converts it into an electromagnetic wave having a wavelength of 300 to 800 nm, that is, an electromagnetic wave centered on visible light and outputs it. .
- the substrate 4 is formed of a glass substrate. As shown in FIG. 5, a plurality of scanning lines 5 and a plurality of signal lines are provided on a surface 4 a of the substrate 4 facing the scintillator 3. 6 are arranged so as to cross each other. In each small region r defined by the plurality of scanning lines 5 and the plurality of signal lines 6 on the surface 4 a of the substrate 4, radiation detection elements 7 are respectively provided.
- the region is a detection unit P.
- each radiation detection element 7 is connected to a source electrode 8s of a TFT 8 which is a switch means.
- the drain electrode 8 d of the TFT 8 is connected to the signal line 6.
- the TFT 8 is turned on when a turn-on voltage is applied to the gate electrode 8g via the scanning line 5 from the scanning driving means 15 described later, and is accumulated in the radiation detection element 7 via the source electrode 8s and the drain electrode 8d. The charged electric charge is discharged to the signal line 6.
- the TFT 8 is turned off when an off voltage is applied to the gate electrode 8g via the connected scanning line 5, and the emission of the charge from the radiation detecting element 7 to the signal line 6 is stopped, and the radiation detecting element The electric charge is held in 7.
- the bias lines 9 are respectively connected to the plurality of radiation detection elements 7 arranged in a row, and as shown in FIG. 5, each bias line 9 is connected to the substrate 4. Are bound to one connection 10 at a position outside the detection portion P.
- connection lines 10 of the scanning lines 5, the signal lines 6, and the bias lines 9 are connected to input / output terminals (also referred to as pads) 11 provided near the edge of the substrate 4.
- input / output terminal 11 has a COF (Chip On Film) 12 in which a chip such as an IC 12 a is incorporated on a film, an anisotropic conductive adhesive film (Anisotropic Conductive Film) or anisotropic conductive film. They are connected via an anisotropic conductive adhesive material 13 such as paste (Anisotropic Conductive Paste).
- the COF 12 is routed to the back surface 4b side of the substrate 4 and connected to the PCB substrate 33 described above on the back surface 4b side.
- substrate 4 part of sensor panel SP of the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 is formed.
- illustration of the electronic component 32 and the like is omitted.
- a bias line 9 is connected to one electrode of each radiation detection element 7, and each bias line 9 is bound to a connection 10 and connected to a bias power source 14.
- the bias power supply 14 applies a bias voltage (reverse bias voltage in this embodiment) to the electrode of each radiation detection element 7 via the connection 10 and each bias line 9.
- each radiation detection element 7 is connected to the source electrode 8s (denoted as S in FIG. 8) of the TFT 8, and the gate electrode 8g (denoted as G in FIG. 8) of each TFT 8. Are connected to the lines L1 to Lx of the scanning line 5 extending from the gate driver 15b of the scanning driving means 15, respectively. Further, the drain electrode 8d (denoted as D in FIG. 8) of each TFT 8 is connected to each signal line 6.
- the scanning drive unit 15 includes a power supply circuit 15a that supplies an on voltage and an off voltage to the gate driver 15b, and a gate driver 15b that switches a voltage applied to each of the lines L1 to Lx of the scanning line 5 between the on voltage and the off voltage. It has. As described above, the gate driver 15b switches the voltage applied to the gate electrode 8g of the TFT 8 via the lines L1 to Lx of the scanning line 5 between the on-voltage and the off-voltage, It is designed to control the off state.
- each signal line 6 is connected to each readout circuit 17 formed in the readout IC 16.
- the readout circuit 17 includes an amplifier circuit 18, a correlated double sampling (Correlated ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ Sampling) circuit 19, an analog multiplexer 21, and an A / D converter 20.
- the scintillator 3 converts the radiation into an electromagnetic wave of another wavelength, and the converted electromagnetic wave is detected immediately below the radiation.
- the element 7 is irradiated. Then, charges are generated in the radiation detection element 7 in accordance with the dose of irradiated radiation (that is, the amount of electromagnetic wave).
- a voltage value is output from the amplifier circuit 18 in accordance with the amount of charge emitted from the radiation detection element 7, and is correlated double-sampled by the correlated double sampling circuit 19, and the analog value image data D is sent to the multiplexer 21. Is output.
- the image data D sequentially output from the multiplexer 21 is sequentially converted to digital image data D by the A / D converter 20, output to the storage means 23 and sequentially stored.
- the control means 22 is composed of a CPU (Central Processing Unit), ROM (Read Only Memory), RAM (Random Access Memory), a computer in which an input / output interface and the like are connected to a bus, an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array), and the like. ing. It may be configured by a dedicated control circuit.
- CPU Central Processing Unit
- ROM Read Only Memory
- RAM Random Access Memory
- FPGA Field Programmable Gate Array
- the control unit 22 controls the operation of each functional unit such as the scanning drive unit 15 and the readout circuit 17 of the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1.
- the control means 22 is connected to a storage means 23 constituted by a DRAM (Dynamic RAM) or the like, and a battery 24 that supplies power to each functional unit of the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1. Further, the above-described antenna device 41 is connected to the control means 22.
- the control means 22 When the radiographic imaging is performed, the control means 22 performs a readout process of reading out charges, that is, image data D from each radiation detection element 7 as described above. Further, in the present embodiment, the control means 22 thins out the image data D at a predetermined ratio based on the image data D read from each radiation detection element 7 and stored in the storage means 23, and the thinned data for preview. Dt is created.
- the control unit 22 when the radiographic image capturing is completed and the image data D is read from each radiation detection element 7 and stored in the storage unit 23, the control unit 22 immediately creates the thinning data Dt.
- a cassette ID which is identification information of the radiation image capturing apparatus 1
- This thinning data Dt is transmitted every time radiographic images are taken.
- the control unit 22 transmits the thinned data Dt, the image data D, an offset correction value O, which will be described later, and the like to the console 58 via the antenna device 41 in a wireless manner.
- the control means 22 is wired via the bucky device 51.
- the thinning data Dt and the like are transmitted to the console 58 by the method.
- the thinned data Dt is, for example, image data D for one pixel every 3 ⁇ 3 pixels or 4 ⁇ 4 pixels when each image data D is arranged corresponding to each radiation detecting element 7 arranged in a two-dimensional form. Or the image data D from each radiation detection element 7 connected to each line L1, L4, L7,... Of the scanning line 5, respectively. The image data D from each radiation detection element 7 connected to each line Ln at predetermined intervals may be extracted and created.
- control means 22 transmits the thinned data Dt to the console 58 and then assigns a cassette ID to the corresponding image data D that is the basis for creating the thinned data Dt. It is designed to send automatically.
- the image data D can be transmitted when a transmission instruction is issued from the console 58 or the like.
- the console 58 when transmitting the image data D, it is also possible to configure so that only the image data D other than the thinned data Dt already transmitted among the image data D is transmitted. In this case, the console 58 combines the thinned data Dt that has already been received with the other image data D that has been newly transmitted to restore the entire image data D.
- control means 22 applies the image data D obtained by the radiographic imaging every time one radiographic imaging is completed or when a series of radiographic imaging is completed.
- image data D obtained by the radiographic imaging every time one radiographic imaging is completed or when a series of radiographic imaging is completed.
- so-called dark reading processing is automatically performed. It is also possible to perform a dark reading process before single or a series of radiographic imaging starts.
- each TFT 8 of the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is turned off, and left for a predetermined time in a state where the radiation image capturing apparatus 1 is not irradiated with radiation. Therefore, the dark charges and the like accumulated in them are read out as a so-called dark read value d and stored in the storage means 23.
- the control unit 22 sets the read dark reading value d for each radiation detection element 7 as an offset correction value O, or performs dark reading processing a plurality of times to obtain a plurality of values obtained for each radiation detection element 7.
- the offset correction value O is calculated, for example, by averaging the dark read values d.
- a cassette ID which is identification information of the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1, is assigned to the offset correction value O and is automatically transmitted to the console 58.
- the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 when the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is brought into the imaging room Ra, it is inserted into a cradle 55 described later as detection means. At that time, when the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 is inserted into the cradle 55, the control means 22 will connect the connector 39 (see FIG. 2) to the connector 55a (see FIG. 11 described later) of the cradle 55. A cassette ID which is identification information of the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 is notified to a base station 54 (see FIG. 1) described later via 55.
- the control unit 22 indicates that the cassette ID that is its own identification information and that it has been selected.
- the selection signal is transmitted to the console 58 via the antenna device 41.
- the portable radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 has a size compatible with the CR cassette, and can be used for loading into a later-described Bucky apparatus 51 in the facility.
- the radiographic imaging device 1 when the radiographic imaging device 1 is loaded in the bucky device 51, the radiographic imaging device 1 receives power supply from the bucky device 51, but in a single state not loaded in the bucky device 51, the battery 24 (FIG. 8). The power is supplied to each functional unit such as the control unit 22, the bias power supply 14, the scanning drive unit 15, and the readout circuit 17 (readout IC 16). Note that when the bucky is loaded, image data transfer, control communication, and the like are performed via the bucky device 51 in a wired manner.
- the radiographic imaging device 1 when the radiographic imaging device 1 is loaded in the bucky device 51, the radiographic imaging device 1 is supplied with power from the bucky device 51, but in a single state not loaded in the bucky device 51, Power is supplied from the battery 24 (see FIG. 8) to each functional unit such as the control unit 22, the bias power supply 14, the scanning drive unit 15, and the readout circuit 17 (readout IC 16).
- the radiographic imaging device 1 supplies power to each functional unit.
- the radiographic imaging device 1 supplies power to each functional unit.
- the power switch 37 (see FIG. 2) is pressed, at least the selection switch 38 is pressed even if the radiographic imaging device 1 is started in the radiographable mode or in the sleep mode is appropriately set. In this case, when the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is in the sleep mode, the mode of the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is switched to the radiographable mode.
- the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 automatically switches the mode to the sleep mode when the predetermined time elapses when the radiographic image capturing is not performed even after the predetermined time elapses after the radiographing mode is switched. It is supposed to switch to.
- the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 transmits a signal indicating that the radiography is enabled or a signal indicating that the sleep mode is set to the console 38 together with its own cassette ID. It is like that.
- the bucky device 51 can be used by loading the portable radiographic imaging device 1 into a cassette holding portion (also referred to as a cassette holder) 51a. .
- the shooting room Ra is provided with a bucky device 51 ⁇ / b> A for standing position shooting and a bucky device 51 ⁇ / b> B for standing position shooting as the bucky device 51.
- the present invention is also applied to a case where only the shooting bucky device 51A or only the bucky shooting device 51B is provided.
- the bucky device 51 is configured so that a conventional CR cassette can be loaded and used in the cassette holding portion 51a, and the existing one installed in the photographing room Ra for the CR cassette.
- a bucky device can be used.
- the above-described portable radiographic imaging device 1 is formed so as to have the same dimensions as the CR cassette.
- the CR cassette is formed with a size of 14 inches ⁇ 17 inches (half-cut size) or the like in accordance with the JIS standard size (corresponding international standard is IEC 60406) in the conventional screen film cassette.
- the thickness in the radiation incident direction is formed to be within a range of 15 mm + 1 mm to 15 mm-2 mm.
- the portable radiographic imaging device 1 is also used for a screen film that conforms to the CR cassette in order to be able to be loaded into the Bucky device 51 that can be loaded with this JIS standard size CR cassette. It is formed with the dimensions conforming to the JIS standard in the cassette.
- the existing bucky device for a screen / film cassette or a CR cassette when the existing bucky device for a screen / film cassette or a CR cassette is not used, it is not necessary to form the radiographic image capturing device 1 with the above-described dimensions, and the radiographic image capturing device 1 has an arbitrary size and shape. It is possible to form. However, in that case, it is necessary to newly install a bucky device capable of loading the radiographic imaging device 1 having an arbitrarily set shape as the bucky device 51 in the imaging room Ra.
- a connector 51 b connected to the connector 39 (see FIG. 2) of the loaded radiographic imaging device 1 is provided inside the cassette holding portion 51 a of the bucky device 51. Is provided.
- FIG. 9 shows the case of the bucky device 51A for standing position shooting
- the connector 51b instead of providing the connector 51b inside the cassette holding portion 51a of the bucky device 51 as described above, before the radiographic imaging device 1 is loaded into the bucky device 51, as shown in FIG. It is also possible to connect the connector 51b provided at the end of the extending cable to the connector 39 of the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 and load the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 into the cassette holding portion 51a of the bucky apparatus 51 in this state. It is.
- the bucky device 51 reads the cassette ID that is identification information from the radiographic imaging device 1 and The cassette ID is associated with the Bucky ID, which is its identification information, and is transmitted to the console 58.
- the bucky device 51 is connected to the radiographic image capturing device 1 via the connector 39 when the radiographic image capturing device 1 is loaded and used in the cassette holding unit 51a.
- the output thinned data Dt, image data D, and offset correction value O are transmitted to a base station 54, which will be described later, in a wired manner and transmitted to the console 58.
- the connector 51b of the Bucky device 51 and the connector 39 of the radiation image capturing device 1 are connected to supply power from the Bucky device 51 to the radiation image capturing device 1. Therefore, when the connectors 39 and 51b are connected to each other, the control means 22 of the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 stops the supply of power from the battery 24 (see FIG. 8) to each functional unit, and via the connector 39. The power supplied from the bucky device 51 is switched so as to be supplied to each functional unit. Note that the battery 24 may be charged while supplying power to each functional unit.
- the bucky device 51 is configured so that a conventional CR cassette can be loaded into the cassette holding unit 51a and used.
- the cassette holding portion 51a is preferably provided with a barcode reader or the like which is a reading means for optically reading a barcode (not shown) of the CR cassette when the CR cassette is loaded.
- the bucky device 51 When the barcode device 51 reads the barcode of the CR cassette with the barcode reader, the bucky device 51 reads the barcode information which is the identification information of the CR cassette from the read information, and reads the barcode information of the CR cassette and its own identification information. Are associated with the booky ID and transmitted to the console 58.
- the imaging is performed by the CR method by transmitting the barcode information, and the irradiation dose of the X-ray generator is adapted to the CR method (the irradiation dose is increased as compared with the FPD method imaging). ) Switching control can be performed.
- the console can acquire the read image data using the cassette ID as a key, and can associate the imaging order information with the image data.
- the imaging room Ra is provided with at least one radiation source 52 for irradiating a subject with radiation.
- one radiation source 52A among the radiation sources 52 is, for example, It is arranged suspended from the ceiling of the photographing room Ra, and is activated based on an instruction from the console 58 at the time of photographing, and is moved to a predetermined position by a moving means (not shown). . Then, by changing the irradiation direction of the radiation, it becomes possible to irradiate the radiation image capturing apparatus 1 loaded in the standing position photographing Bucky device 51A or the standing position photographing Bucky device 51B. ing.
- a portable radiation generator 52B that is not associated with the bucky devices 51A and 51B for standing position shooting and lying position shooting is also provided.
- the portable radiation generator 52B can be carried anywhere in the photographing room Ra and can irradiate radiation in an arbitrary direction.
- the radiation image capturing apparatus 1 is applied to a body part of a patient who is a subject in a single state (that is, not loaded in the bucky apparatus 51), or the table (bed) of the bucky apparatus 51B for lying position imaging is not illustrated.
- the radiation can be emitted from an appropriate distance and direction by using the portable radiation generator 52B while being inserted between the dedicated bed and the patient's body.
- the portable radiographic imaging device 1 can be used for radiographic imaging in a single state that is not loaded in the bucky device 51 as described above.
- the radiation source 52 includes an X-ray tube.
- the X-ray tube is irradiated with the irradiation time specified by the radiation generation device 57. Only a dose of radiation according to the tube voltage or the like is irradiated.
- the bucky device 51 and the base station 54 are connected by a cable or the like, and when the radiation image capturing device 1 is mounted on the bucky device 51 and used, the radiation image capturing is performed.
- the thinned data Dt and the like output from the device 1 are transmitted to the console 58 in a wired manner via the bucky device 51 and the base station 54 and the like.
- a cradle 55 is connected to the base station 54.
- the radiographic imaging device 1 brought into the radiographic room Ra is inserted and the connector 39 of the radiographic imaging device 1 and the connector 55a of the cradle 55 are connected, as described above, the radiation
- the cassette ID is notified from the image capturing apparatus 1 to the base station 54 via the cradle 55.
- the base station 54 notifies the console 58 of the cassette ID.
- the cradle 55 is normally used for storing and charging the radiation image capturing apparatus 1 and the like, and in this embodiment, the cradle 55 can also be configured to have a function such as charging. It is. Furthermore, although FIG. 11 shows the cradle 55 provided with two insertion openings for inserting the radiographic imaging apparatus 1, the number of insertion openings may be one, or three or more may be provided.
- the cradle 55 may be installed in either the imaging room Ra or the front room Rb.
- a position where the radiation emitted from the radiation generator 52 does not reach that is, for example, imaging. It is installed at the corner of the room Ra.
- the tag reader 60 can be provided near the door of the front chamber Rb.
- a not-shown tag such as a so-called RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) tag is built in the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 in advance, and unique information such as a cassette ID of the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 is stored in the tag. deep.
- RFID Radio Frequency IDentification
- the tag reader 60 When the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 passes through the vicinity of the tag reader 60 and is brought into the imaging room Ra or the front chamber Rb, the tag reader 60 reads information such as a cassette ID from the tag of the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1, and the cassette It can be configured to notify the console 58 of the ID.
- the tag reader 60 As described above, it is preferable to use the tag reader 60 as the detection means, since it is possible to detect both the carry-in of the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 into the photographing room Ra and the take-out from the photographing room Ra.
- the tag reader 60 and the cradle 55 can be configured to double check at least whether the radiation image capturing apparatus 1 is brought into the photographing room Ra.
- the cradle 55 is used simply for charging the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1, for example.
- the operation of the radiation generator provided with an exposure switch 56 for instructing the radiation source 52 to start radiation irradiation or the like in the front chamber (also referred to as an operation room) Rb.
- a table 57 is provided.
- the console 58 is provided in the front room Rb, and is constituted by a computer or the like in which a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, an input / output interface, etc. (not shown) are connected to a bus.
- a predetermined program is stored in the ROM, and the console 58 reads out a necessary program, expands it in a work area of the RAM, and executes various processes according to the program.
- the console 58 is provided with a display unit 58a such as a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) or LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), and other input means such as a keyboard and a mouse are connected thereto.
- the console 58 is connected to a storage means 59 composed of a hard disk or the like.
- a radiographic image is filmed based on image data output from another computer or the console 58.
- An external device such as an imager that records and outputs on an image recording medium such as the above is connected via a LAN (Local Area Network) or the like.
- the radiographic imaging device 1 brought into the imaging room Ra is inserted into the console 58 and the cassette ID of the radiographic imaging device 1 is transmitted via the cradle 55 or the base station 54.
- the cassette ID is stored in the storage means 59, and it is recognized and managed that the radiation image capturing apparatus 1 having the cassette ID is brought into the imaging room Ra or the front room Rb.
- the console 58 when the console 58 receives a signal indicating that the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 has entered the radiographable mode together with the cassette ID, the console 58 corresponds to the cassette ID stored in the storage unit 59. If the information indicating the attached and stored mode is information indicating the shootable mode, the information is left as it is. If the information indicating the stored mode is information indicating the sleep mode, the cassette ID can be used for shooting. The information indicating the mode is newly overwritten and saved.
- the mode stored in association with the cassette ID stored in the storage unit 59 When the information indicating the sleep mode is information, the information indicating the sleep mode is left as it is. When the information indicating the stored mode is the information indicating the shootable mode, the information indicating the sleep mode is newly associated with the cassette ID. To overwrite.
- the console 58 recognizes and manages whether the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is currently in the image capturing possible mode or the sleep mode.
- the console 58 stores the storage unit 59 when the cassette ID and the Bucky ID of the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 are transmitted from the Bucky apparatus 51 to which the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is connected to the connector 51b.
- the cassette ID stored in is stored in association with the Bucky ID.
- the console 58 is used to determine which radiographic imaging device 1 is loaded into which bucky device 51 or loaded. It is designed to recognize and manage it. Further, when a CR cassette is loaded in the bucky device 51, which CR cassette is loaded in which bucky device 51 is recognized and managed.
- HIS Hospital Information System
- RIS Radiology Information System
- the imaging order information includes “patient ID” P2, “patient name” P3, “gender” P4, “age” P5, “clinical department” P6 as patient information, and imaging conditions.
- the “imaging region” P7, “imaging direction” P8, and the like are configured.
- whether or not the radiographic imaging device 1 is further loaded in the bucky device 51 is determined.
- an item “Bucky ID” P9 is provided. When the item is loaded in the Bucky device 51, the Bucky ID is described.
- the bucky IDs “001” and “002” represent the standing-up imaging device 51 ⁇ / b> A and the standing-up imaging device 51 ⁇ / b> B
- the bucky ID “003” represents the radiographic imaging device. 1 is used in a single state without being loaded into the bucky device 51. Note that when the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is used in a single state without being attached to the bucky apparatus 51, the bucky ID “003” is used when the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is used in a single state. This is because it cannot be distinguished from forgetting to enter, so other display methods can be adopted as long as it represents that the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 is used in a single state, and is determined as appropriate.
- shooting order ID P1 is automatically assigned to each shooting order information in the order in which shooting orders are registered.
- the patient information and the imaging conditions to be written in the imaging order information are not limited to those described above, and include, for example, information such as the patient's date of birth, the number of medical examinations, the radiation dose, and whether the patient is fat or thin. It is also possible to configure as described above. Hereinafter, a case where a plurality of pieces of imaging order information are registered for one patient will be described.
- each radiographing order information is registered in the console 58 itself by the operation of an operator such as a radiologist, the console 58 accesses the storage means 59 in which each radiographing order information is stored, and each radiographing order information is stored.
- the information is registered in the RIS or HIS, necessary photographing order information is obtained from the RIS or HIS.
- the operator inputs the name, patient ID, and the like of the patient to be imaged to the console 58, or reads the barcode described in the imaging request form brought by the patient with the reading device to the console 58.
- the necessary photographing order information is obtained from the storage means 59 or another computer by an appropriate method such as inputting the photographing date or inputting the photographing date to the console 58 when the photographing date is specified by the photographing order information. .
- a list of each shooting order information is displayed on the display unit 58a of the console 58 as a selection screen H1, as shown in FIG.
- the selection screen H1 is provided with a shooting order information display field h11 for displaying a list of each shooting order information, and on the left side of the shooting order information display field h11, a shooting to be shot is taken.
- a selection button h12 for selecting order information is provided corresponding to each photographing order information.
- a determination button h13 and a return button h14 are provided below the shooting order information display field h11.
- the console 58 is displayed on the display unit 58a in FIG. A screen H2 as shown in FIG.
- the console 58 displays the icons I1 to I4 corresponding to each selected shooting order information on the display unit 58a, for example, in ascending order of shooting order ID (see P1 in FIG. 14 and the like), that is, in the order of registration. It has become.
- the order of registration is basic, in the case of a predetermined rule in the facility, for example, when shooting a series of parts from the head to the heel, the upper (head) to the lower ( ⁇ ), or If there is a shooting order of both the left and right parts with respect to the limbs, etc. in order from the bottom ( ⁇ ) to the top (head), to prevent the left and right mix, take the picture from the left or the right to the front You may make it rearrange based on the conditions of imaging
- FIG. 15 shows a case where the icons I1 to I4 are displayed side by side on the screen H2 from the left side in the horizontal direction.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
- the icons I1 to I4 are displayed in the vertical direction. It is possible to arrange them from the upper side, and the display method of each of the icons I1 to I4 is appropriately set.
- the icons I1 to I4 are arranged in the registered order.
- the icons I corresponding to the imaging order information of the same patient or department can be displayed so as to be adjacent to each other regardless of the registration order. .
- the icons I1 to I4 each have an imaging number such as “KM-0001”, an imaging region (P7) such as “abdominal front P ⁇ A”, and an imaging direction (P8). ),
- the presence / absence of the use of the bucky device 51 such as “recumbent”, the type of the bucky device 51 to be used, etc. are displayed.
- the icon I1 corresponding to the imaging order information (see FIG. 14 and the like) of the imaging order ID “001” using the bucky device 51 for the supine position imaging has a display portion Ia in the icon I1.
- a horizontally long square is displayed on the icon I2 and I3 corresponding to the shooting order information of the shooting order IDs “002” and “003” using the standing-up shooting bucky device 51.
- a vertically long square is displayed in Ia.
- a figure in a perspective view of the radiographic imaging device 1 is displayed on the display portion Ia in the icon I1.
- the console 58 refers to the bucky ID associated with the cassette ID stored in the storage unit 59 when displaying the icons I1 to I4, as shown in FIG. 51.
- the cassette ID of the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 currently loaded in the bucky device 51, the size and resolution of the radiographic imaging apparatus 1, and the like are displayed on the display portion Ib of the icon I of the imaging order information that uses 51. It has become.
- the cursor is moved to the display position Ia of “standing position” or “prone position” in the corresponding icon I on the screen H2, and a pop-up is displayed when the mouse is right-clicked. It is also possible to configure so as to select and change the item of not using the bucky device 51 or the bucky device 51 described in the window.
- the cursor is moved to the display portion Ib in the corresponding icon I on the screen H2, and the mouse is moved to the right.
- a selection screen H3 as shown in FIG. 16 is displayed, and the change destination radiographic imaging device 1 is appropriately selected from the icons representing the various radiographic imaging devices 1 and changed. It is also possible to configure.
- the same operation is performed to display the selection screen H3 as shown in FIG.
- it may be configured to change by clicking on an icon displayed as “CR”.
- This method is preferable because it can be operated even if each cassette device 51 is not provided with CR cassette identification information reading means (barcode reader).
- An operator such as a radiographer can change the desired radiographing order information from the radiographic imaging system (FPD system) to the CR system in the front room Rb in which the console 58 is provided.
- the CR cassette identification information reading means (barcode reader) provided on the console 58 is used to input the CR cassette identification information while the desired photographing order information is selected, the CR is automatically changed from the FPD method to the CR. It is good also as changing to a system.
- the read image data is transmitted to the console 58 every time the cassette is loaded, so only the switching operation to the CR on the selection screen H3.
- the CR cassette identification information input can be abolished.
- the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 when the change operation from FPD to CR is performed on the console 58 in the front room Rb, if the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is mistakenly used for actual imaging, the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is switched from the console 58 to the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1. Since the radiation irradiation synchronization signal is not transmitted, the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 basically does not perform the reading operation, but performs the reading operation when the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 itself has the radiation irradiation detection means. It will be.
- the irradiation dose is set for CR, the dose is generally excessive, but unlike analog film, it may be possible to relieve it by image processing. Therefore, in such a case, the image data transmitted from the radiation image capturing apparatus 1 is temporarily stored on the console 58 without being associated with the imaging order information, and the gradation processing conditions and the like are corrected.
- the re-image processed image data can be associated with the imaging order information. If the diagnosis cannot be used even after re-image processing, the re-imaging mode is set.
- the Bucky device 51 used as described above is changed, the Bucky device 51 is not used or the Bucky device 51 is used, the used radiographic imaging device 1 is changed, When the image capturing device 1 is changed to CR cassette, the display in the changed icons I1 to I4 is changed to the changed content.
- gauge G indicating the progress of the process displayed under the icons I1 to I4 in FIG. 15 will be described later.
- the console 58 automatically selects one icon I from the icons I1 to I4 corresponding to the shooting order information displayed on the display unit 58a as described above, and selects the selected icon. I is displayed in a manner different from other icons I.
- the icon I As a method of focusing the icon I, for example, when the icon I is basically displayed in a color close to the background color of the screen H2, such as blue or black, and a certain icon I is focused and displayed, Only the icon I can be configured to be displayed in red or yellow.
- the focused icon I is displayed in a shape different from that of the other icons I, the focused icon I is blinked, the display position of the focused icon I on the screen H2 is changed, or zooming is performed. It is also possible to configure the display so as to be up.
- the console 58 automatically selects the icon I
- the icon I is selected and focused according to the following criteria.
- the radiographic imaging device 1 is loaded into the Bucky device 51, or the radiographic imaging that is loaded into the Bucky device 51. It is possible to take an image without performing an operation of reloading the apparatus 1 into another Bucky device 51 or performing only a minimum operation, and an image can be taken quickly. There is.
- the details of the standard 1 are appropriately set depending on the configuration of the radiation image capturing system 50, the performance of each device, and the like.
- the corresponding icon I is automatically displayed according to the detailed criteria shown in [1-1] and [1-2] below. Selected.
- the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 When the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is loaded in the bucky device 51, it corresponds to radiographing order information for designating that radiography is performed with the radiographic image capturing device 1 mounted on the bucky device 51. The icon I to be selected is selected and displayed in focus. [1-2] When the radiographic imaging device 1 is not loaded in the bucky device 51, the radiographing device 1 includes radiographing order information that specifies that radiography is performed in a single state where the radiographic imaging device 1 is not loaded in the bucky device 51. The corresponding icon I is selected and displayed in focus.
- the reference [1-1] indicates that the radiation source 52A faces the standing-up imaging bucky device 51A.
- the radiographic imaging device 1 is usually extracted from the standing-up imaging device 51A even if it is not facing the standing-up imaging device 51A.
- Changing the irradiation direction of the radiation source 52A has a smaller degree of change and can reduce the load on the operator than reloading the bucky device 51B.
- imaging can be completed early.
- the above criterion [1-2] is that the operator during the four imaging operations for one patient when imaging is performed using the radiographic imaging device 1 in a single state where the radiographic imaging device 1 is not loaded in the bucky device 51.
- the amount of work (operation to attach / detach the radiation image capturing apparatus 1 to / from the bucky device 51) can be reduced.
- an icon I different from the icon I selected by the console 58 can be selected and focused.
- the operator when the operator wants to perform shooting based on the shooting order information other than the shooting order information corresponding to the focused icon I, the operator clicks another icon I corresponding to the shooting order information to be shot.
- the icon I can be selected.
- the icon I selected by the operator is focused and the focus of the icon I automatically selected by the console 58 is focused. Canceled. That is, the icon I automatically selected by the console 58 is displayed in the same manner as the other icons I by returning to the display of the original state which is not focused.
- the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is currently loaded in the standing-up position bucky apparatus 51A. According to criterion 1, icon I2 or icon I3 is selected. Then, when only the icons I2 and I3 are viewed, the above-mentioned default criterion 2 is applied, so the icon I2 is selected.
- the icon I2 is selected and focused as shown in FIG. Normally, when the icon I is focused and displayed in this way, the first icon I1 in the displayed order is focused. However, in the present invention, as shown in FIG. Regardless, the icon I2 corresponding to the shooting order information that designates the shooting that can be performed most quickly is focused.
- the console 58 When the console 58 focuses and displays the selected icon I (icon I2 in the case of FIG. 18), the console 58 immediately sets each device used for the shooting in a predetermined state based on the shooting order information corresponding to the icon I. It is supposed to start up. That is, in the case shown in FIG. 18, if the radiation source 52A is not activated, the radiation source 52A is activated, and if it is not ready to irradiate the standing-up imaging device 51A, the radiation source 52A is placed at a predetermined position. To change the irradiation direction.
- processing such as transmitting an awakening signal (also referred to as a wake up signal) to the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 to shift to the radiographable mode is performed. Yes.
- the operator loads the radiographic imaging device 1 that is not loaded in the bucky device 51 into the bucky device 51 or the radiographic image loaded in the bucky device 51 as described above. Since the photographing can be performed without performing the operation of reloading the photographing device 1 into the other Bucky device 51 or performing the minimum operation, the operator moves into the photographing room Ra. It becomes possible to quickly take a picture later.
- the radiographic imaging system 50 is easy to use for an operator such as a radiographer, and radiographic imaging can be performed efficiently.
- an operator such as a radiologist does not perform the above operation on the screen H2 of the display unit 58a of the console 58, but, for example, brings a new radiographic imaging device 1 into the imaging room Ra and loads it into the cradle 55.
- the console 58 is notified that a new radiographic imaging device 1 has been brought in, and the selection switch 38 of the radiographic imaging device 1 is pressed, or the new radiographic imaging device 1 is loaded into the bucky device 51. Or, there may be a case where a CR cassette is brought into the Bucky device 51 and loaded.
- the console 58 can recognize that the above operation has been performed. When such an operation is performed, it can be determined that the operator's intention is to perform imaging using the newly brought-in radiographic imaging device 1 or CR cassette.
- the console 58 saves and registers the cassette ID, barcode information, etc. in the storage means 59 at the time when the cassette ID, barcode information, etc. are transmitted, and also displays the display unit 58a.
- the display of the icon I and the icon I to be focused on the screen H2 is switched according to information such as a cassette ID and bar code information that has been newly transmitted.
- the console 58 is displayed on the display unit 58 a by the operator. Even if there is no operation, an imaging order that specifies that imaging is performed in a single state in which the radiographic imaging device 1 is not loaded into the bucky device 51 from the icon I2 that is automatically selected and focused on the icon I to be focused. Switch to the icon I4 corresponding to the information.
- the console 58 changes the icon I to be focused from the icon I2 to the bucky device 51B for the supine position photographing. Is switched to the icon I1 corresponding to the imaging order information designating that imaging is performed with the radiographic imaging device 1 loaded.
- the console 58 takes the icon I to be focused from the icon I2 using the bucky device 51B for the supine photography.
- the display of the display portion Ib of “FPD” in the icon I1 is switched to the display of the barcode information, size, etc. of the CR cassette.
- the icon I focused by the console 58 remains the icon I2, but does not change.
- the display of the display portion Ib of “FPD” in the icon I2 is switched to display of CR cassette barcode information, size, and the like.
- the console 58 switches the display of the icon I and the icon I to be focused, and at the same time, stops the activation of each device already started as described above, and changes it.
- Each device used for photographing is activated and controlled in a predetermined state based on the photographing conditions after the image is set.
- the display of the focused icon I and the icon I is automatically switched according to the intention of an operator such as a radiographer, and each device is in a predetermined state.
- the radiographic imaging system 50 is also convenient for the operator.
- the radiation source 52, the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 and the like can be switched from radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 to a CR cassette or radiographing order information corresponding to focused icon I (including focused icon I after the change). While being activated based on the imaging conditions changed by the above, an operator such as a radiologist guides the patient into the imaging room Ra or takes a predetermined posture at a predetermined position, for example.
- the operator moves to the front room Rb and operates the exposure switch 56 when the situation where the imaging can be performed is completed, so that radiation is emitted from the radiation source 52 and radiographic imaging is performed.
- the control means 22 of the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 reads the image data D from each radiation detection element 7 and stores it in the storage means 23.
- the control means 22 automatically creates the thinning data Dt for preview by thinning out each image data D at a predetermined ratio based on each image data D read from each radiation detection element 7. Then, the thinned data Dt with the cassette ID is transmitted to the console 58 via the antenna device 41 and the bucky device 51.
- the control means 22 transmits the thinned data Dt to the console 58, and then assigns a cassette ID to the image data D that is the basis for creating the thinned data Dt, so that the console 58 automatically Send to.
- the image data D may be transmitted without creating the thinned data Dt, or the image data D may be transmitted when a transmission instruction is issued from the console 58 or the like. This is as described above.
- control means 22 calculates an offset correction value O based on the dark read value d read out in the dark reading process performed at a predetermined timing, and assigns a cassette ID to the calculated offset correction value O, so that the console 58 Automatically send to.
- the CR cassette is carried to a reading device outside the imaging room Ra by an operator or the like, and reading processing of the image data D is performed. Then, the image data D is transmitted from the reading device to the console 58 together with the barcode information of the CR cassette.
- the console 58 receives the thinned data transmitted when the thinned data Dt or the like is transmitted from the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 or when the image data D captured by the CR cassette is transmitted from the reading apparatus.
- a preview image is created based on Dt and image data D.
- the console 58 displays the created preview image p_pre instead of the icon I2 at the position where the focused icon I2 is displayed on the screen H2 of the display unit 58a. It is supposed to be displayed.
- this preview image p_pre it is possible to confirm the quality of patient positioning at the time of imaging and to prepare for re-imaging as necessary.
- the console 58 displays a preview image p_pre and a series as a diagnosis providing image such as gradation processing on the image data D (that is, raw data) displayed under the preview image p_pre (original icon I2).
- the first stage of the gauge G (in this embodiment, the leftmost gauge) representing the degree of progress of the image processing is colored and displayed.
- the console 58 performs various image processing such as offset correction, gain correction, and logarithmic conversion correction on the image data D based on the image data D and the offset correction value O transmitted from the radiation image capturing apparatus 1. Then, the final image processed radiographic image p is generated.
- an image in the middle of image processing is appropriately displayed at the position where the preview image p_pre was displayed on the screen H2 in accordance with the degree of image processing on the image data D.
- the second stage of the gauge G in the present embodiment, the center gauge
- the degree of progress of the process is colored and displayed to indicate that image processing is in progress.
- the preview image p_pre is overwritten with the radiation image p.
- a radiographer or the like recognizes that the radiographic image p has been overwritten by this third stage of coloring, confirms whether the contrast is appropriate based on the image p, in other words, the appropriateness of the irradiation dose, and re-photographs as necessary. Make preparations.
- the gauge G representing the degree of progress of the process can be modified as appropriate, for example, by changing the length of the rod, and the gauge G can be configured not to be displayed.
- buttons are displayed below the preview image p_pre and the radiation image p.
- the console 58 When the operator views the preview image p_pre and the radiation image p and determines that re-imaging is unnecessary and clicks the “OK” button, the console 58 focuses on another icon I and displays it. Will be described later.
- the console 58 displays the display of the preview image p_pre and the radiation image p as the original.
- the display of the “OK” button and “NG” button is also erased from the screen H2, or the “OK” button and “NG” button cannot be clicked.
- the display of the gauge G is also restored.
- the transmitted thinning data Dt and image data D are discarded, and the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 is instructed to discard the image data D and the like obtained by the radiographic imaging and stored in the storage unit 23. To do. This is because the image data D and the like obtained by the radiographic imaging are unnecessary.
- the console 58 displays the preview image p_pre and the radiation image p without returning the display of the preview image p_pre and the radiation image p to the original icon I2.
- the display of the “OK” button and “NG” button is also deleted from the screen H2, or the “OK” button and “NG” button cannot be clicked.
- the console 58 cannot select the icon I2 again even if the operator moves the cursor on the preview image p_pre or the radiation image p and clicks, for example, as in the case of selecting the icon I. Like that.
- the generated radiographic image p is displayed on the screen H2 where the image being processed (that is, the preview image p_pre is displayed).
- the third stage of the gauge G (in this embodiment, the right gauge) is displayed in color and displayed, and each process up to the generation process of the radiation image p is completed.
- the console 58 stores the radiation image p generated in this way in the storage means 59 in association with the imaging order information corresponding to the original icon I2. Further, the image data D before image processing (that is, so-called raw data) can be stored in the storage unit 59 in association with the photographing order information.
- the icon I selected by the console 58 is focused, or the icon I selected by an operator such as a radiographer is focused accurately. Further, the icon I to be focused and the display of the icon I are switched appropriately according to the intention of the operator.
- the imaging order information in which information such as the bucky device 51 and the radiographic imaging device 1 used is changed. Based on this, radiographic imaging is performed.
- the bucky device 51 and the like designated in the imaging order information can be changed, but at least the imaging order ID (see FIGS. 13 and 14) is not changed.
- the image data D transmitted from the radiation image capturing apparatus 1 or the reading apparatus that has read the image data D from the CR cassette is associated with the imaging order information corresponding to the icon I displayed in focus. Therefore, it is possible to automatically and accurately associate the image data D obtained by photographing based on the photographing order information corresponding to the icon I displayed in focus with the photographing order information.
- the image data D obtained by imaging based on the imaging order information is accurately prevented from being associated with imaging order information different from the imaging order information.
- the radiographic imaging system 50 it is easy for the operator to use, and radiographic imaging can be performed efficiently.
- console 58 continues to select and focus the next icon I according to the above-mentioned criteria again.
- the radiographic imaging device 1 is loaded in the standing-up imaging bucky device 51 ⁇ / b> A.
- the corresponding icon I3 is selected and focused.
- the radiographic image capturing system 50 not the default icon I1, but the mode of each radiographic image capturing device 1, the loading state with respect to the bucky device 51, the activation state of each radiation source 52, and the radiation source 52A.
- the icon I2 corresponding to the shooting order information in which shooting conditions that can be shot without changing the current state of each, such as the position and orientation, are automatically selected and focused.
- the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 since the imaging based on the imaging order information corresponding to the icon I2 has just been performed and the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is in the radiographable mode, it is necessary to transmit an awakening signal from the console 58 to the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1. Absent.
- the radiation source 52A is activated and is ready to irradiate the bucky device 51A for standing imaging. However, when the radiation dose to be irradiated changes, the tube is irradiated so as to irradiate that dose. Voltage etc. are changed.
- thinning data Dt and the like are transmitted from the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 to the console 58, and the console 58 performs a preview image p_pre based on the transmitted thinning data Dt and the like in the same manner as described above. Creation, display, generation and display of a radiation image p.
- the console 58 displays the preview image p_pre at the position of the original icon I3, and when the “OK” button is clicked, subsequently, the next icon I is again selected and focused according to each of the above criteria.
- the selectable icons I are the icon I1 and the icon I4.
- the console 58 selects and focuses the icon I1 in light of the reference 1 described above. The reason for this selection is as follows.
- the icon I3 is selected in the above case, the loading state of each radiographic imaging device 1 with respect to the bucky device 51, the activation state of each radiation source 52, the position and orientation of the radiation source 52A, etc., respectively.
- the next shooting can be performed with the least change from the current state.
- the operator moves the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 from the standing-up imaging apparatus 51A to the standing-up imaging apparatus 51B. Since it only needs to be reloaded, it is possible to perform shooting with a minimum of operations, and shooting can be performed quickly. Therefore, the radiographic image capturing system 50 is easy to use for the operator, and radiographic image capturing can be performed efficiently.
- the console 58 selects and focuses on the icon I1, the operator performs imaging based on imaging order information corresponding to the icon I4, that is, the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 is applied to the patient's body or the patient's body.
- the focused icon I it is possible to move the focused icon I to the icon I4 by clicking the icon I4 or the like. As described above.
- radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 existing in the image capturing room Ra remains inserted into the cradle 55, or is removed from the cradle 55 but is attached to the bucky apparatus 51A for standing position photographing.
- the radiographing device 1B is not loaded in the bucky device 51B, the radiographic imaging device 1 is used without being loaded in the bucky device 51 on the screen H2 of the display unit 58a of the console 58.
- An icon I4 corresponding to shooting order information that designates shooting is focused and displayed.
- the console 58 automatically performs processing such as starting the radiation source 52 in accordance with the imaging order information corresponding to the icon I automatically selected by itself.
- the operator loads the radiographic imaging device 1 that is not loaded in the bucky device 51 into the bucky device 51 or the radiographic image loaded in the bucky device 51 as described above. Since the photographing can be performed without performing the operation of reloading the photographing device 1 into the other Bucky device 51 or performing the minimum operation, the photographing can be performed quickly. Become.
- the preview image p_pre and the radiation image p based on the thinned data Dt and the image data D obtained by photographing are automatically displayed at the position of the focused icon I, and the focus Then, it is automatically associated with the imaging order information corresponding to the displayed icon I and stored.
- the radiographic imaging system 50 is easy to use for an operator such as a radiographer, and radiographic imaging can be performed efficiently.
- the console 58 automatically performs processing such as starting the radiation source 52 in accordance with the imaging order information corresponding to the icon I switched by the operator. Then, the preview image p_pre and the radiation image p based on the thinned data Dt and the image data D obtained by photographing are automatically displayed at the position of the focused icon I, and the focus Then, it is automatically associated with the imaging order information corresponding to the displayed icon I and stored.
- the radiographic image capturing system 50 is also convenient for the operator.
- the console 58 is displayed when the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is loaded on the bucky device 51 in accordance with at least the above-described standard 1 or the like. Regardless of the display order of the icon I corresponding to each radiographing order information displayed on the unit 58a, it corresponds to radiographing order information that designates that radiography is performed in the state where the radiographic imaging device 1 is loaded on the bucky device 51. The icon I to be focused is displayed.
- an icon I4 corresponding to radiographing order information for designating that radiography is performed without the radiographic imaging device 1 being loaded in the bucky device 51 is displayed. Display in focus.
- an operator such as a radiographer changes at least the loading state of the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 with respect to the bucky device 51 if imaging is performed based on the imaging order information corresponding to the icon I focused and displayed on the console 58. It is possible to shoot without any problems. Therefore, the radiographic image capturing system 50 according to the present embodiment is convenient for the operator. At the same time, radiographic imaging can be performed efficiently. In addition, the console automatically determines the shooting order so that it is the most efficient. However, when image data is output to the outside after shooting is completed, it can be output in the order of the original shooting order. The image display order in the PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) system is not confused.
- PACS Picture Archiving and Communication System
- radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 As described in the first embodiment, only one radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is brought into the radiographing room Ra at the beginning of radiographing, and new radiographic image capturing apparatuses are introduced into the radiographing room Ra as the radiographing proceeds. Usually, it is often performed that 1 is brought in and a plurality of radiographic image capturing apparatuses 1 exist in the imaging room Ra.
- the detailed standard is applied in preference to the detailed standard [1-1] and [1-2] of the above standard 1, and thus the detailed standard. [1-0].
- the radiographic image capturing apparatuses 1 there are a plurality of radiographic image capturing apparatuses 1 in the radiographing room Ra.
- the radiographic image capturing apparatuses 1 are already provided in the respective stand-by and supine position bucky devices 51A and 51B.
- the console 58 When loaded, the console 58 first obtains information on the current activation state and information on the irradiation direction of the radiation source from the radiation sources 52A and 52B, respectively.
- the irradiation of the activated radiation source 52A is performed.
- the icon I1 or icon I2 corresponding to the shooting order information that can be shot without changing the direction is displayed in focus.
- imaging is performed simply by activating the radiation source 52A.
- the icon I1 or the icon I2 corresponding to the photographing order information that can be displayed is focused and displayed.
- the radiation source 52A when the radiation source 52A is not oriented toward the bucky device 51B for standing position photography or the bucky device 51A for standing position photography, but is activated and the portable radiation source 52B is not activated.
- the icon I1 or the icon I2 corresponding to the imaging order information that can be imaged only by changing the irradiation direction of the radiation source 52A is displayed in focus. In this case, if the default criterion 2 is applied, the icon I1 is displayed in focus. However, if any criterion is set in the detailed criterion 1, the icon I2 is focused. It may be displayed.
- the imaging order information that allows imaging to be performed simply by setting the irradiation direction of the radiation source 52B.
- the corresponding icon I4 is focused and displayed.
- the activation states thereof are the same, for example, the current activation state of the radiation source 52 and the current irradiation direction of the radiation source 52.
- the icon I corresponding to the shooting order information that can be shot without changing the position, or the icon I corresponding to the shooting order information with the least degree of change of the activation state and the irradiation direction is displayed in focus. can do.
- the radiation source 52A does not face the bucky device 51B for standing position photography or the bucky device 51A for standing position photography, but is activated, and the portable radiation source 52B is activated. If there is no image, it is possible to perform imaging based on imaging order information corresponding to either the icon I1 or the icon I2 by simply changing the irradiation direction of the radiation source 52.
- a plurality of icons I1 and I2 respectively corresponding to the plurality of pieces of shooting order information are displayed.
- Each of the icons I1 and I2 can be selected by displaying in focus and displaying “Please select an icon” below the screen H2, etc. It is also possible to configure so as to notify the user.
- the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 can switch the mode between the radiographable mode and the sleep mode, and the console 58 is configured to display each radiographic image.
- the mode of the imaging apparatus 1 can be managed to manage which of the plurality of radiographic image capturing apparatuses 1 is in a state where it can be captured (that is, whether the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is in a captureable mode).
- the above-mentioned criteria 1 to 3 and the detailed criteria [1-0] to [1-2] of the criteria 1 are applied to the radiographic imaging device 1 that is ready for imaging. It is also possible to configure so as to.
- the radiographic imaging device 1 when the radiographic imaging device 1 is loaded in the bucky device 51, the power is supplied from the bucky device 51. Therefore, the radiographic imaging device 1 can be used while being energized without worrying about the life of the built-in battery 24. Therefore, the internal reading circuit 17 and the like are stable and can be reset periodically as necessary, so that it is possible to immediately shoot.
- the mode of the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is switched to the radiographable mode, and the radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is already in the radiographable mode without waiting for reset processing of each radiation detection element 7 to be completed. Imaging can be performed using a certain radiographic imaging device 1.
- each radiographic imaging device without switching the mode of each radiographic imaging device 1, imaging is performed without changing the loading state with respect to the bucky device 51, the activation state of each radiation source 52, the irradiation direction, or the like, or with the least degree of change. This makes it possible to perform shooting more quickly. For this reason, the radiographic imaging system 50 is easy to use for operators such as radiographers, and radiographic imaging can be performed efficiently.
- a plurality of icons I respectively corresponding to the shooting order information can be focused and displayed, and it can be configured to notify that one icon I can be selected from the plurality of icons I. is there.
- the radiographic imaging device 1 when only one radiographic imaging device 1 is initially brought into the radiographing room Ra, an operator such as a radiographer newly adds the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 to the radiographing room Ra.
- the icon I displayed in focus corresponds to radiographing order information that specifies that radiography is performed using the newly brought radiographic imaging device 1
- the icon I may be automatically switched to, or the selection switch 38 of any one of the radiographic imaging apparatuses 1 is operated after a plurality of radiographic imaging apparatuses 1 are present. In this case, the radiographic imaging device 1 may be switched to an icon I that can be used.
- the configuration described in the first embodiment may be applied, or the icon I newly selected by the operator may be switched according to the above-mentioned standard 3, Any one of the plurality of radiographic imaging apparatuses 1 may be switched to a usable icon I when the selection switch 38 is operated again by the operator.
- the portable radiographic image capturing device 1 is used by being loaded into the Bucky device 51, or is used without being loaded into the Bucky device 51 and being used alone. Explained.
- a dedicated machine for standing photography and a special machine for standing photography are installed in the photographing room Ra. The case where this is done will be described.
- the present invention is also applied to the case where only the dedicated apparatus for standing position shooting or only the dedicated apparatus for standing position shooting is provided in the shooting room Ra.
- the portable radiographic image capturing apparatus 1 is used so as to perform image capturing in a single state.
- the dedicated machine for standing imaging is equivalent to the state in which the portable radiographic imaging device 1 is loaded in the bucky device 51A for standing imaging in the second embodiment
- the dedicated device for the saddle position imaging can be regarded as being equivalent to the state in which the portable radiographic imaging device 1 is loaded in the bucky device 51B for the vertical position imaging.
- each dedicated machine When performing multiple shootings on the same day using a dedicated machine for standing position shooting or a dedicated position camera for standing position shooting, the power of each dedicated machine is usually turned on before the first shooting. In many cases, it is configured to leave the power on without being turned on / off, and to switch the mode of each dedicated machine between the image-capable mode and the sleep mode.
- the radiographic imaging apparatus 1 in the state where imaging can be performed by managing the mode of each radiographic imaging apparatus 1 (dedicated machine) with the console 58 described in the second embodiment. It is possible to adopt a configuration in which the above-mentioned criteria 1 to 3 and the detailed criteria [1-0] to [1-2] of the criteria 1 are applied to the dedicated machine.
- the present invention can be applied even in a situation where the image capturing rooms Ra are mixed.
- the bucky device 51 and the dedicated machine in each of the above-described embodiments perform so-called long-length imaging in which, for example, a wide range of the patient's body is imaged while changing the position of the radiographic imaging device in the patient's height direction.
- Other forms of radiographic imaging devices such as radiographic imaging devices capable of imaging and so-called mammography devices capable of imaging a patient's breast may also be included. In this case, the present invention can be applied.
- the generated radiation image is transmitted to a QA (Quality Assurance) station in order to perform an image inspection to determine whether or not it is necessary to perform more accurate image processing on the captured radiation image. Sometimes it is done.
- QA Quality Assurance
- the generated radiation image is used for medical diagnosis, and hence is referred to as a medical image.
- the transmitted medical image is interpreted and diagnosed and examined, so these are collectively referred to as an interpretation system.
- the medical image system includes at least the above-described radiographic image capturing system that captures a medical image using a radiographic image capturing apparatus, and an image interpretation system that performs interpretation of the medical image.
- a medical image is normally managed based on imaging order information (see, for example, FIGS. 13 and 14) as described above.
- the radiographing order information is set with information, instructions, etc. relating to radiographic imaging performed in the radiographing room, determined based on an inquiry to the patient, for example, patient information such as a patient ID, or a patient to be imaged
- patient information such as a patient ID, or a patient to be imaged
- Each item such as an imaging condition such as a body part (namely, an imaging part), an imaging direction and apparatus information specifying an apparatus to be used is specified and registered.
- the radiographic imaging apparatus In the console of the radiographic imaging system, the radiographic imaging apparatus, the radiation generation apparatus, and the like are controlled based on each imaging order information selected by an operator such as a radiographer.
- each imaging order information related to the patient who visited the patient is displayed in a list on the display unit of the console, for example, so that the operator can easily perform imaging, for example. It has been proposed to configure so that any shooting order information can be selected from the switches of each shooting order information displayed in a list so that they are in order.
- doctors often do not request or specify the transmission order of medical images, and doctors who do not want to be requested to specify the transmission order of medical images. Etc.
- the doctors have to rearrange the medical images one by one, and the medical image system is inconvenient for the doctors. turn into.
- the medical images are transmitted from the radiographic imaging system side to the interpretation system side in the order in which the doctors etc. want to interpret without specifying the transmission order of the medical images.
- a radiographic imaging system including a console capable of performing the above and a medical imaging system including a radiographic imaging system and an interpretation system will be described.
- FIG. 24 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of the medical image system 100.
- the medical image system 100 includes at least a console C, and includes a radiation image capturing system 101 that performs radiation image capturing by irradiating a patient with radiation, an image interpretation image management apparatus S, and an image display apparatus A.
- An image interpretation system 102 that interprets a medical image transmitted from the network and performs diagnosis, examination, and the like is connected via a network such as a LAN (Local Area Network).
- LAN Local Area Network
- the interpretation system 102 is specifically assumed to be the above-described PACS, QA station, or the like.
- the radiographic image capturing system 101 and the console C are basically the same as the radiographic image capturing system 50 (see FIG. 1) and the console 58 described above. However, in the following invention, FIG. 26 and FIG. As shown, the radiographing room Ra and the console may not necessarily be associated with each other on a one-to-one basis.
- the medical image system 100 is connected to a HIS (Hospital Information System) 103 and a RIS (Radiology Information System) 104 via a network, and other illustrations are omitted.
- HIS Hospital Information System
- RIS Radiology Information System
- other computers and an external device such as an imager for recording and outputting a medical image on an image recording medium such as a film are connected.
- the radiographic image capturing system 101 is constructed in an imaging room Ra including a front room (also referred to as an operation room or the like) Rb in this embodiment.
- the configurations of the radiographic imaging device 1 and the devices provided in the imaging room Ra and the front room Rb are the same as those in the above embodiments, and the description thereof is omitted.
- FIG. 25 the simplest case where the radiographic image capturing system 101 is constructed in an imaging room Ra associated with one console C will be described.
- a plurality of shooting rooms Ra (Ra1 to Ra4) and a plurality of consoles C (C1 to C3) are connected in a predetermined connection manner.
- the imaging room Ra (Ra1 to Ra4) and the plurality of consoles C (C1 to C3) are connected via the network N, respectively.
- a management device C * such as a server connected to each console C via a network N or the like may be provided, or an alternative to providing the management device C *.
- the management device C * or the console C substituting the management device C * receives information transmitted from the image interpretation image management device S of the image interpretation system 102 and corrects the transmission order, as will be described later. Configured to perform processing.
- the acquisition of imaging order information on the console C, the focus display of the icon I, the display of the preview image p_pre, the generation of the radiographic image p, that is, the medical image p, and the like are the same as in the above embodiments, and will be described. Omitted.
- the screen H2 shown in FIG. 28 is another configuration example of the screen H2 shown in FIGS. 15 to 23, and is basically the same as the operation of the screen H2 shown in FIGS. To work.
- radiation is generated by clicking the “+” button or the “ ⁇ ” button of each item on the display Ia for setting the irradiation condition displayed on the right side of the screen H2.
- the irradiation conditions such as tube voltage, tube current, and irradiation time when irradiating radiation from the radiation source 52 (see FIGS. 1 and 25) of the apparatus 57 can be changed and set.
- a human body model Ib is displayed on the left side of the screen H2 so that the operator can understand at a glance the imaging part specified by the imaging order information corresponding to the icon I displayed in focus.
- the chest part of the human body model Ib is displayed in a different manner from the other parts, that is, for example, colored in red.
- FIG. 28 the case where all radiographic imaging corresponding to each of the icons I1 to I4 is completed is shown, and a specific imaging region of the human body model Ib is not displayed conspicuously.
- these medical images p1 to p4 are read from the console C of the radiographic imaging system 101 via a network such as a LAN via a PACS or a QA station as shown in FIG. It is transmitted to the image management device S for interpretation of the system 102.
- the interpretation system 102 when a series of medical images p generated from the console C of the radiographic imaging system 101 is transmitted, the medical images p are stored in the storage means Sc constituted by an HDD or the like for interpretation.
- the medical image p is managed by the image management apparatus S. Then, as necessary, each medical image p is transmitted from the image management device S for image interpretation to each image display device A, displayed on the screen of the display means Aa of each image display device A, and interpreted. It has become.
- the image display device A is connected to an input means Ab such as a keyboard and a mouse.
- the image display device A is in the order in which a series of medical images p displayed on the screen of the display means Aa are interpreted. That is, a doctor or the like who interprets a series of medical images p changes the display order for interpretation of the medical images p displayed on the screen of the display means Aa of the image display device A by operating the input means Ab. Can be done.
- the image display apparatus A sequentially notifies the interpretation image management apparatus S of the changed display order.
- the transmission order when a series of medical images p is transmitted from the console C of the radiographic image capturing system 101 to the image management apparatus S for image interpretation of the image interpretation system 102 is based on photographing each of the medical images p1 to p4. It is defined and defined by the imaging part and the imaging conditions specified by each imaging order information.
- a basic rule may be set in a hospital or clinic to which the radiographic imaging system 101 is applied.
- a series of medical images p is transmitted in the order defined by the imaging region and imaging conditions.
- the display order of a series of medical images p related to a specific patient may be changed by a doctor or the like as described above.
- the subsequent transmission of the medical image p if a series of medical images p is transmitted according to the above basic rule according to the table shown in FIG.
- the display order of the medical images p must be changed on the image display device A, which is troublesome.
- the console C has a table that associates the imaging region and imaging conditions with the transmission order for each patient, in addition to the table according to the basic rule as shown in FIG.
- the transmission order of the series of medical images p is determined with reference to this table. Further, when the display order of a series of medical images p is changed in the image display apparatus A or the image interpretation image management apparatus S, this table is modified accordingly.
- a table that is determined and corrected for each patient is referred to as a history table T in order to distinguish it from the table (see FIG. 29) according to the above basic rule.
- the history table T indicating the transmission order of a series of medical images p from the console C to the image interpretation image management apparatus S is, for example, an isomorphous table according to the basic rules shown in FIG. Has been. Then, as shown in FIG. 29, the history table T is defined so that at least the imaging region is transmitted first in the upper part of the patient's body and sequentially transmitted downward. Further, the transmission order for each imaging region is further defined for each imaging condition.
- the transmission order history table T is managed for each patient, that is, in this embodiment, is associated with the patient ID and stored in the storage means Cc, for example.
- the console C transmits a series of medical images p of a patient to the image management device S for interpretation, the console C refers to the history table T in the transmission order associated with the patient ID of the patient, and accordingly A series of medical images p is transmitted in order.
- the console C is, in this default state, the medical image p3 in front of the head, the medical image p2 in front of the chest, and the medical image p1 in front of the abdomen.
- the transmission order is determined so that the medical image p4 of the leg R is transmitted to the interpretation image management apparatus S in this order, and the series of medical images p1 to p4 are sequentially transmitted to the interpretation image management apparatus S of the interpretation system 102. .
- the series of medical images p1 to p4 transmitted according to the above-described transmission order in this way is transmitted from the image management apparatus S for image interpretation to a predetermined image display apparatus A, and is usually sent by the attending physician of the patient M to the image display apparatus A. Is interpreted.
- On the screen of the display means Aa of the image display apparatus A a series of medical images p1 to p4 are displayed in the order of transmission transmitted from the console C to the image interpretation image management apparatus S.
- the display order of the series of medical images p1 to p4 displayed on the screen of the display means Aa of the image display apparatus A that is, the above transmission order
- the series of medical images usually, the series of medical images
- the display order of p1 to p4 is not changed. Therefore, in this case, since the display order, that is, the transmission order is not changed, when the console C transmits the medical image p related to the patient M, it is used for interpretation in accordance with the transmission order shown in FIG.
- the medical image p is transmitted to the image management apparatus S.
- the console C assumes that these images are medical images p performed under a new region or region as shown in FIG.
- the history table T is corrected by adding the imaging part and imaging conditions as the imaging part “whole body”, the imaging condition “front P ⁇ A” and the like at the bottom of the history table T.
- the medical image p is transmitted to the image interpretation image management apparatus S according to the corrected history table T. Therefore, when the same imaging is performed one after another and a series of medical images p is transmitted, the types of medical images p newly added to the transmission order history table T such as the whole body image described above are a series of images. Is transmitted at the end of the medical image p.
- the image display device A notifies the interpretation image management device S of the changed display order of the series of medical images p1 to p4.
- each of the medical images p1 to p4 is transferred from the console C to the image management device S for interpretation, the medical image p3 in front of the head, the medical image p2 in front of the chest, the medical image p1 in front of the abdomen,
- the medical image p4 of the leg R is transmitted in the order, the medical images p3, p2, p1, and p4 are displayed in that order on the screen of the display unit Aa of the image display device A.
- the medical image p3 in front of the head is moved after the other medical images p, and the display order is, for example, the medical image p2 in front of the chest and the front of the abdomen. It is assumed that the medical image p1, the medical image p4 of the leg R, and the medical image p3 in front of the head are rearranged and changed in this order.
- the display order of the medical images p1 to p4 is changed in the image display device A in this way, as described above, a series of medical images p1 to p4 is transferred from the image display device A to the image interpretation image management device S.
- the changed display order [p2, p1, p4, p3] is notified.
- the image interpretation image management apparatus S notifies the console C of the radiographic imaging system 101 of the changed display order [p2, p1, p4, p3] that has been notified. Yes.
- the console C When the changed display order [p2, p1, p4, p3] is notified from the image management device S for interpretation, the console C, based on the changed display order [p2, p1, p4, p3], The order of imaging parts and imaging conditions that define the transmission order of the medical image p is corrected, and a history table T of a new transmission order is generated.
- the console C reads the history table T in the transmission order related to the patient M from the storage means Cc, and the history table T is changed from the state shown in FIG. 29 to the state shown in FIG. To correct.
- the corrected history table T is overwritten and stored in the transmission order history table T related to the patient M stored in the storage means Cc.
- the display order of the medical images p having the same imaging region but different imaging conditions is changed, the order of the imaging conditions in the imaging region in the transmission order history table T is modified accordingly.
- a new transmission order history table T is generated.
- the attending physician of the patient M can obtain a series of medical images related to the patient M.
- a series of medical images p is transmitted to the image display device A and displayed in the order in which the attending physician wishes to interpret.
- the attending doctor does not have to change the display order of the medical images p on the screen of the display means Aa of the image display device A, and the attending doctor etc. designates the transmission order of the medical images p to the console C one by one. Even if not, since a series of medical images p is transmitted to the image display device A and displayed in the order in which the attending physician wants to interpret the images, the medical image system 100 including the radiographic imaging system 101 and the image interpretation system 102 (see FIG. 24). However, it is convenient for doctors.
- the corrected history table T is overwritten and stored in the transmission order history table T related to the patient M stored in the storage means Cc, and the console is used when the medical image p is transmitted.
- C configuring C to transmit a series of medical images p with reference to the transmission order history table T related to the patient M stored in the storage means Cc, a series of medical images p was corrected by a doctor or the like. It becomes possible to transmit reliably in the transmission order according to the display order.
- the primary doctor of patient M can interpret a series of medical images p in the same display order every time at least for patient M, and can interpret medical images p in a display order that matches his interpretation style. It becomes possible.
- the attending physician of the patient M wants to change the display order of the series of medical images p related to the patient M
- the display order can be rearranged on the screen of the display means Aa of the image display device A. Therefore, the display order of the medical images p can be easily changed.
- the medical image system 100 is convenient for a doctor or the like.
- the console C correcting the transmission order from the console C to the image interpretation image management apparatus S when the display order of the medical images p1 to p4 is changed in the image display apparatus A
- the image display is performed.
- the image interpretation image management apparatus S that has received the notification of the change of the display order from the apparatus A can also be configured.
- the image interpretation device for image interpretation S receives a notification from the image processing device A that the display order of the series of medical images p has been changed, the series of images related to the patient M based on the changed display order.
- the order of the imaging parts and the imaging conditions on the history table T that defines the transmission order of the medical images p is changed, for example, from the transmission order shown in FIG. 29 to the transmission order shown in FIG. T is corrected to change the transmission order. Then, the changed transmission order history table T is notified to the console C.
- the image interpretation image management apparatus S notifies the console C of the information in the history table T in the transmission order related to the patient M that has been modified and changed in this way, and the console C uses the image interpretation image management apparatus S to modify the information.
- the transmission order history table T related to the patient M is overwritten and stored in the transmission order history table T related to the patient M stored in the storage means Cc.
- the display order is changed for a series of medical images p related to a patient in the image management device S or image display device A of the image interpretation system 102 constituting the medical image system 100.
- the order of transmission of the medical image p related to the patient from the console C on the side of the radiographic imaging system 101 constituting the medical image system 100 to the image management apparatus S for interpretation so as to match the changed display order.
- Is corrected, and the corrected transmission order is stored on the console C side.
- an operator such as a radiographer can transmit a series of medical images p related to the patient from the console C in the order in which the doctor etc. wants to interpret. It is possible to display a series of medical images p in the order that the doctor or the like wants to interpret on the screen of the display means Aa of the image display apparatus A that performs the above.
- the doctor or the like does not have to change the display order of the medical images p on the screen of the display means Aa of the image display device A, and the doctor or the like designates the transmission order of the medical images p on the console C one by one. Even if not, a series of medical images p are automatically transmitted to the image display device A and displayed in the order in which the doctor or the like wants to interpret. Therefore, it is possible to interpret the medical image p in a display order that matches the interpretation style of the doctor or the like, and the medical image system 100 is easy to use for the doctor or the like.
- the transmission order is reflected on the console C or the interpretation so that it is reflected in the transmission order.
- an operator such as a radiologist transmits a series of medical images p on the console C side before transmitting a series of medical images p. It is also possible to configure so that the transmission order of the medical images p can be changed.
- the operator can change the transmission order of a series of medical images p related to the patient M on the screen H2 of the console C in advance without waiting for the display order to be changed on the image display device A.
- the screen is switched, and a transmission preview screen H3 as shown in FIG. 32 is displayed.
- the transmission preview screen H3 according to the transmission order history table T, the preview images corresponding to the medical images p1 to p4 are displayed side by side, for example, in order from the left side.
- each preview image corresponding to each medical image p is actually displayed on the transmission preview screen H3.
- the medical images p1 to p4 for diagnosis include the medical image p3 in front of the head, the medical image p2 in front of the chest, the medical image p1 in front of the abdomen, and the legs.
- R medical images p4 are displayed in this order.
- the medical images p1 to p4 are displayed as [p3, p2, p1, p4 according to the display order, that is, the transmission order history table T related to the patient M shown in FIG. ] Are transmitted to the image management apparatus S for interpretation.
- the “NG” button When not transmitting in this display order, the “NG” button is clicked.
- the “NG” button is clicked, as shown in FIG. 33, the medical images p1 * to p4 * are displayed on the upper side of the medical images p1 below the medical images p1 to p4 displayed on the transmission preview screen H3. ⁇ Displayed in the same order as p4.
- the display order of the medical images p1 * to p4 * displayed below these can be changed, for example, by dragging and dropping, as shown in FIG. Yes.
- the console C displays each medical image p1 as shown in FIG. To p4 are displayed in the changed display order [p2, p1, p4, p3], and the medical image p is displayed based on the changed display order [p2, p1, p4, p3] in the same manner as described above. Correct the order of imaging parts and imaging conditions that define the transmission order.
- each medical image p is transmitted to the image interpretation image management apparatus S in the order of [p2, p1, p4, p3].
- the above-described correction of the transmission order of the medical images p1 to p4 on the console C side is not performed after each of the medical images p1 to p4 is generated, as described above, or in combination therewith.
- each shooting order information is selected on the selection screen H1, and when the icons I1 to I4 corresponding to the shooting order information are displayed on the screen H2, the respective icons I1 to I4 are used. It is also possible to do.
- a “send preview” button Bp as shown in FIG. 28 is displayed on the screen H2. Then, when the “transmission preview” button Bp is clicked at this stage, a transmission preview screen H3 as shown in FIG. 32 is displayed.
- the icons I1 to I4 are displayed on the transmission preview screen H3 according to the history table T in the transmission order, for example, icons I3 and I2 , I1, and I4 are displayed in this order.
- the icons I1 to I4 are displayed and rearranged as medical images p1 to p4 and p1 * to p4 * shown in FIGS. 33 to 35, and the medical image p1 is displayed on the console C side. It can be configured to correct the transmission order of .about.p4.
- the icons I1 to I4 are rearranged in the order of [I2, I1, I4, I3] on the transmission preview screen H3.
- the screen is switched to the screen H2 after that, the change of the above order is performed.
- the icons I2, I1, I4, and I3 can be displayed in the order of upper left, upper right, lower left, and lower right on the screen H2.
- the bucky device 51 is installed in the imaging room Ra (see FIG. 25) of the radiographic image capturing system 101 constituting the medical image system 100.
- the imaging room Ra see FIG. 25
- the bucky device 51 and the dedicated machine are mixed in the imaging room Ra.
- the present invention can also be applied.
- the Bucky device 51 and the dedicated machine in each of the above-described embodiments and examples, for example, are so-called long lengths that capture a wide range of the patient's body while changing the position of the radiographic image capturing device in the height direction of the patient.
- Other forms of radiographic imaging devices such as radiographic imaging devices capable of imaging and so-called mammography devices capable of imaging a patient's breast may also be included. In this case, the present invention can be applied.
- It may be used in the field of radiographic imaging (especially in the medical field).
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被写体に放射線を照射する放射線源と、
二次元状に配列された複数の放射線検出素子を備え、放射線の照射により前記各放射線検出素子内で発生した電荷を画像データとして読み出す複数の放射線画像撮影装置と、
前記複数の放射線画像撮影装置のうちのいずれの放射線画像撮影装置が撮影可能な状態であるかを管理し、かつ、前記複数の放射線画像撮影装置のうちのいずれの放射線画像撮影装置を用いて撮影を行うかの情報を含む複数の撮影オーダ情報を登録し、または、登録された前記複数の撮影オーダ情報を入手することが可能なコンソールと、
を備え、
前記コンソールは、
前記各撮影オーダ情報に対応するアイコンをそれぞれ表示可能な表示部を備え、
前記表示部に、前記各撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記各アイコンを、前記各撮影オーダ情報の所定の順番に表示させるとともに、
登録されまたは入手された前記複数の撮影オーダ情報に含まれる放射線画像撮影装置の中に撮影可能な状態にある放射線画像撮影装置が存在する場合には、前記所定の順番にかかわらず、当該放射線画像撮影装置を用いて撮影を行うことを指定する情報を有する前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記アイコンを、他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示することを特徴とする。
被写体に放射線を照射する放射線源と、
二次元状に配列された複数の放射線検出素子を備え、放射線の照射により前記各放射線検出素子内で発生した電荷を画像データとして読み出す可搬型放射線画像撮影装置と、
前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を装填可能なブッキー装置と、
少なくとも前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が前記ブッキー装置に装填されているか否かを管理し、かつ、前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を前記ブッキー装置に装填した状態で撮影を行うか否かの情報を含む複数の撮影オーダ情報を登録し、または、登録された前記複数の撮影オーダ情報を入手することが可能なコンソールと、
を備え、
前記コンソールは、
前記各撮影オーダ情報に対応するアイコンをそれぞれ表示可能な表示部を備え、
前記表示部に、前記各撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記各アイコンを、前記各撮影オーダ情報の所定の順番に表示させるとともに、
前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が前記ブッキー装置に装填されている場合には、前記所定の順番にかかわらず、当該ブッキー装置に前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を装填した状態で撮影を行うことを指定する情報を有する前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記アイコンを、他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示し、
前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が前記ブッキー装置に装填されていない場合には、前記所定の順番にかかわらず、前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を前記ブッキー装置に装填しない状態で撮影を行うことを指定する情報を有する前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記アイコンを他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示することを特徴とする。
図1は、本発明の第1の実施形態に係る放射線画像撮影システムの全体構成を示す図である。
各放射線画像撮影装置1のモードやブッキー装置51に対する装填状態、各放射線源52の起動および配置状態、放射線源52A(図1参照)の位置や向き等の、それぞれの現在の状態を変えないで撮影を行うことができ、或いは、変更の程度が最も少ない状態で撮影を行うことができる撮影条件が指定された撮影オーダ情報に対応するアイコンIを選択してフォーカスする。
[1-2]放射線画像撮影装置1がブッキー装置51に装填されていない場合には、放射線画像撮影装置1をブッキー装置51に装填しない単独の状態で撮影を行うことを指定する撮影オーダ情報に対応するアイコンIを選択し、フォーカスして表示する。
撮影室Ra内に放射線画像撮影装置1が持ち込まれていない場合や、上記の基準に従ってもいずれのアイコンIをフォーカスするかの判断ができないような場合等(以下、このような状態を略してデフォルトの状態という。)には、コンソール58は、表示部58a上に例えば登録順等の所定の順番で並べて表示されたアイコンI1~I4のうち、まだ撮影が行われていないアイコンIの中で順番が最も先のアイコンI(図15や図17等の場合は、より左側に表示されているアイコンI1)を選択してフォーカスする。
コンソール58が自動的にアイコンIを選択してフォーカスする理由は、上記の効果があるため、そのアイコンIを選択することを推薦するためであり、操作者に、選択しフォーカスしたアイコンIに対応する撮影オーダ情報に基づく撮影を行うことを強制するものではない。
また、撮影の順番は最も効率的になるようにコンソールが自動判断するが、撮影完了後に、画像データを外部へ出力する際には、当初の撮影オーダ順通りに出力することができるので、外部のPACS(Picture Archiving and Communication System)システムでの画像表示順を混乱させることがない。
上記のように、第1の実施形態では、最も単純なケースとして、撮影室Ra内に放射線画像撮影装置1が1つだけ持ち込まれている場合について説明した。第2の実施形態では、複数の放射線画像撮影装置1が撮影室Ra内に予め持ち込まれている場合について説明する。
特に、放射線画像撮影装置1がブッキー装置51に装填されている場合、電源供給がブッキー装置51から行われるので、内蔵バッテリ24の寿命を気にすることなく通電したままで使用可能である。従って、内部の読み取り回路17等が安定し、必要に応じて定期的にリセットも可能であるので、直ちに撮影可能となる。
上記の第1および第2の実施形態では、可搬型の放射線画像撮影装置1をブッキー装置51に装填して用い、或いは、ブッキー装置51に装填せずに単独の状態で用いて撮影を行う場合について説明した。
ところで、近年、このような放射線画像撮影装置を用いて患者の放射線画像を撮影し、そのような放射線画像の画像データをネットワークを介して装置間やシステム間でやりとりするPACS(Picture Archiving and Communication System)の開発が進められている。
7 放射線検出素子
38 選択スイッチ(選択手段)
50、101 放射線画像撮影システム
51 ブッキー装置
51A 立位撮影用のブッキー装置
51B 臥位撮影用のブッキー装置
52、52A、52B 放射線源
58、C コンソール
58a 表示部
D 画像データ
Dt 間引きデータ
I、I1~I4 アイコン
M 患者
p 放射線画像、医用画像
p1~p4 一連の医用画像
p_pre プレビュー画像
S 読影用画像管理装置(外部装置)
T テーブル(送信順)
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- 被写体に放射線を照射する放射線源と、
二次元状に配列された複数の放射線検出素子を備え、放射線の照射により前記各放射線検出素子内で発生した電荷を画像データとして読み出す複数の放射線画像撮影装置と、
前記複数の放射線画像撮影装置のうちのいずれの放射線画像撮影装置が撮影可能な状態であるかを管理し、かつ、前記複数の放射線画像撮影装置のうちのいずれの放射線画像撮影装置を用いて撮影を行うかの情報を含む複数の撮影オーダ情報を登録し、または、登録された前記複数の撮影オーダ情報を入手することが可能なコンソールと、
を備え、
前記コンソールは、
前記各撮影オーダ情報に対応するアイコンをそれぞれ表示可能な表示部を備え、
前記表示部に、前記各撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記各アイコンを、前記各撮影オーダ情報の所定の順番に表示させるとともに、
登録されまたは入手された前記複数の撮影オーダ情報に含まれる放射線画像撮影装置の中に撮影可能な状態にある放射線画像撮影装置が存在する場合には、前記所定の順番にかかわらず、当該放射線画像撮影装置を用いて撮影を行うことを指定する情報を有する前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記アイコンを、他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示することを特徴とする放射線画像撮影システム。 - 被写体に放射線を照射する放射線源と、
二次元状に配列された複数の放射線検出素子を備え、放射線の照射により前記各放射線検出素子内で発生した電荷を画像データとして読み出す可搬型放射線画像撮影装置と、
前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を装填可能なブッキー装置と、
少なくとも前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が前記ブッキー装置に装填されているか否かを管理し、かつ、前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を前記ブッキー装置に装填した状態で撮影を行うか否かの情報を含む複数の撮影オーダ情報を登録し、または、登録された前記複数の撮影オーダ情報を入手することが可能なコンソールと、
を備え、
前記コンソールは、
前記各撮影オーダ情報に対応するアイコンをそれぞれ表示可能な表示部を備え、
前記表示部に、前記各撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記各アイコンを、前記各撮影オーダ情報の所定の順番に表示させるとともに、
前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が前記ブッキー装置に装填されている場合には、前記所定の順番にかかわらず、当該ブッキー装置に前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を装填した状態で撮影を行うことを指定する情報を有する前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記アイコンを、他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示し、
前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が前記ブッキー装置に装填されていない場合には、前記所定の順番にかかわらず、前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を前記ブッキー装置に装填しない状態で撮影を行うことを指定する情報を有する前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記アイコンを他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示することを特徴とする放射線画像撮影システム。 - 前記ブッキー装置として、立位撮影用のブッキー装置および臥位撮影用のブッキー装置のうちのいずれか、またはそれらの両方を備えることを特徴とする請求の範囲第2項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。
- 前記ブッキー装置は、前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が装填されると、当該可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が装填されたことを表す情報を前記コンソールに送信することを特徴とする請求の範囲第2項または第3項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。
- 前記コンソールは、前記ブッキー装置から前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が装填されたことを表す情報を受信すると、当該ブッキー装置に前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を装填した状態で撮影を行うことを指定する情報を有する前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記アイコンを、他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示することを特徴とする請求の範囲第4項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。
- 前記ブッキー装置は、前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置のほか、CRカセッテをも装填可能とされており、かつ、前記CRカセッテの識別情報を読み取る読取手段を備え、
前記コンソールは、前記ブッキー装置から、当該ブッキー装置の前記読取手段で読み取られた前記CRカセッテの識別情報を受信すると、当該ブッキー装置に前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を装填した状態で撮影を行うことを指定する情報を有する前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記アイコンを、他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示することを特徴とする請求の範囲第2項から第5項のいずれか一項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。 - 前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を複数備え、
前記各可搬型放射線画像撮影装置は、操作されると当該可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が選択された旨の選択信号を前記コンソールに通知する選択手段を備え、
前記コンソールは、いずれか1つの前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置から前記選択信号を受信すると、前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を前記ブッキー装置に装填しない状態で撮影を行うことを指定する情報を有する前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記アイコンを他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示することを特徴とする請求の範囲第2項から第6項のいずれか一項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。 - 前記コンソールは、
前記放射線源から、前記放射線源の現在の起動状態または前記放射線源の現在の照射方向の少なくとも1つの情報を入手して管理し、
前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置または撮影可能な状態である前記放射線画像撮影装置が複数存在する場合には、前記放射線源の現在の起動状態の情報または前記放射線源の現在の照射方向の情報のうちの少なくとも1つの情報に基づいて、前記起動状態または前記照射方向を変えないで撮影を行うことができる前記撮影オーダ情報に対応するアイコン、または、前記起動状態または前記照射方向の変更の程度が最も少ない前記撮影オーダ情報に対応するアイコンを、他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示することを特徴とする請求の範囲第1項または第7項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。 - 前記コンソールは、
前記放射線源から、前記放射線源の現在の起動状態または前記放射線源の現在の照射方向の少なくとも1つの情報を入手して管理し、
前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置または撮影可能な状態である前記放射線画像撮影装置が複数存在する場合には、前記放射線源の現在の起動状態の情報または前記放射線源の現在の照射方向の情報のうちの少なくとも1つの情報に基づいて、撮影を行うことが可能な前記撮影オーダ情報を判断し、撮影を行うことが可能な前記撮影オーダ情報が複数存在する場合には、当該複数の撮影オーダ情報にそれぞれ対応する複数のアイコンを他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示するとともに、当該複数のアイコンの中から1つのアイコンを選択可能であることを報知することを特徴とする請求の範囲第1項または第7項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。 - 前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を複数備え、
前記コンソールは、
複数の前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置のうちのいずれの可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が撮影可能な状態であるかを管理することともに、
撮影可能な状態である前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が前記ブッキー装置に装填されている場合には、前記所定の順番にかかわらず、当該ブッキー装置に前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を装填した状態で撮影を行うことを指定する情報を有する前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記アイコンを、他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示し、
撮影可能な状態である前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が前記ブッキー装置に装填されていない場合には、前記所定の順番にかかわらず、前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置を前記ブッキー装置に装填しない状態で撮影を行うことを指定する情報を有する前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記アイコンを他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示することを特徴とする請求の範囲第1項から第9項のいずれか一項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。 - 前記コンソールは、
前記放射線源から、前記放射線源の現在の起動状態または前記放射線源の現在の照射方向の少なくとも1つの情報を入手して管理し、
撮影可能な状態である前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置が複数存在する場合には、前記放射線源の現在の起動状態の情報または前記放射線源の現在の照射方向の情報のうちの少なくとも1つの情報に基づいて、撮影を行うことが可能な前記撮影オーダ情報を判断し、撮影を行うことが可能な前記撮影オーダ情報が複数存在する場合には、当該複数の撮影オーダ情報にそれぞれ対応する複数のアイコンを他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示するとともに、当該複数のアイコンの中から1つのアイコンを選択可能であることを報知することを特徴とする請求の範囲第10項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。 - 前記コンソールは、前記複数の撮影オーダ情報に対応する前記複数のアイコンの中から1つの前記アイコンが選択されると、選択された当該アイコンを、他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示することを特徴とする請求の範囲第9項または第11項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。
- 前記コンソールは、前記他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示した前記アイコン以外の前記アイコンが選択された場合には、選択された前記アイコンを他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示することを特徴とする請求の範囲第1項から第12項のいずれか一項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。
- 前記コンソールは、前記アイコンを他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示する場合、当該アイコン以外のアイコンが他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示されていた場合には、他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示されていた前記アイコンを前記他のアイコンと同じ態様に戻して表示することを特徴とする請求の範囲第5項から第13項のいずれか一項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。
- 前記コンソールは、
前記表示部上に前記他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示した前記アイコンに対応する前記撮影オーダ情報に基づいて、前記放射線源を、放射線を照射可能な状態に起動させるとともに、
撮影後、前記可搬型放射線画像撮影装置から、読み出された前記画像データ、または前記画像データに基づいて作成された間引きデータが送信されてくると、前記画像データまたは前記間引きデータに基づいてプレビュー画像を作成し、作成した前記プレビュー画像を、前記表示部上の、前記他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示した前記アイコンが表示されていた位置に、前記プレビュー画像を表示することを特徴とする請求の範囲第1項から第5項、第7項、第8項、第10項、第12項から第14項のいずれか一項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。 - 前記コンソールは、
前記表示部上に前記他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示した前記アイコンに対応する前記撮影オーダ情報と前記CRカセッテの識別情報とに基づいて、前記放射線源を、放射線を照射可能な状態に起動させるとともに、
撮影後、画像読取装置で前記CRカセッテから読み出された画像データが送信されてくると、前記画像データに基づいてプレビュー画像を作成し、作成した前記プレビュー画像を、前記表示部上の、前記他のアイコンとは異なる態様で表示した前記アイコンが表示されていた位置に、前記プレビュー画像を表示することを特徴とする請求の範囲第6項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。 - 前記コンソールは、前記画像データに基づいて最終的な放射線画像を生成すると、前記表示部上の、前記プレビュー画像が表示されていた位置に前記放射線画像を表示することを特徴とする請求の範囲第15項または第16項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。
- 前記コンソールは、前記表示部上に、前記プレビュー画像または前記放射線画像を表示すると、前記プレビュー画像または前記放射線画像が表示されている前記表示部上の位置に表示されていた前記アイコンを選択できないように制御することを特徴とする請求の範囲第15項から第17項のいずれか一項に記載の放射線画像撮影システム。
- 被写体に放射線を照射する放射線源と、
二次元状に配列された複数の放射線検出素子を備え、放射線の照射により前記各放射線検出素子内で発生した電荷を画像データとして読み出す複数の放射線画像撮影装置と、
一の患者に対する複数の撮影オーダ情報を取得し、
個々の前記撮影オーダ情報に対応する放射線画像撮影によりそれぞれ取得された画像データに基づいて一連の医用画像を生成し、
前記一の患者に対して生成した前記一連の医用画像を、前記各撮影オーダ情報で指定された撮影部位および撮影条件に応じて規定された送信順に従って、外部装置に順番に送信し、
前記外部装置から、前記順番に送信した一連の医用画像に対して順番の変更が行われたことを表す情報が送信されてくると、当該情報に基づいて、前記医用画像の送信順を規定する前記撮影部位および/または前記撮影条件の順番を修正し、
修正した後の前記撮影部位および前記撮影条件で規定される送信順を、当該一の患者の患者情報に対応付けて記憶するコンソールと、
を備えることを特徴とする放射線画像撮影システム。
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