39 results about "Medical findings" patented technology

An electronic system and method for efficiently recording medical examination results, including what went wrong and body surface or internal parts. The present invention also provides a method of registering various problems on corresponding parts of the body. The present invention also provides an effective prescription method corresponding to the examination result including the problem and the body surface or internal body part. The present invention can improve the efficiency of physical examination and make it an important part of the doctor's actual workflow. This, in turn, makes the present invention a central point for a vast array of useful electronic tools and information. For example, in a computerized system and method for recording one or more test results, wherein the results include body parts and test result types, the method includes the steps of: displaying a body part selection view for the user, the user Select a body part, then the system displays a tool to select possible test result types, then the system also displays a selection tool to display the body part in more detail, where the user selects a test result type, which causes the system to save a Including the user's selected parts and the results of the question, and the user chooses to display a more detailed body part map here, so that the system displays a more detailed body part map. The method may also include result types, which may be selected from a result type, and which further includes a tool to select from a different set of displayed result types. Additionally, each set of result types may correspond to a set of result types related to a system of the body. The system may include a tool for selecting one or more suitable body part selection procedures, and it may also include a tool for recording instructions for the selected body part. Such means for recording said description may be selected from a group consisting of: selecting a pre-generated description text; recording a description; recording a graphic description; recording a voice description and recording a photo description.

In a method, a device, a computer program product and a system for provision of a medical report in the framework of a medical finding under consideration of all relevant finding data, the medical report is generated with access to all relevant finding data at different computer-supported workspaces and is distributed online to further computer-supported workspaces. The medical report is thus provided for display on a monitor of arbitrary connected network nodes.

In a method for display of at least one medical finding, at least one part of a body of a patient is shown on a display medium in a body view. A localization in the body of the patient is associated with each finding, and the localizations are marked at a point in the body view corresponding to the localization. The display medium is interactively operable, and a data set associated with the corresponding finding is displayed on the display medium by interaction with a marked localization.

In a finding system, a control system and a computer-implemented method to assess medical images, within the scope of a finding workflow a control module (S) can be activated via which the user can enter control data at the finding system (BS). The control data are automatically converted into control commands (SB), which are transmitted to the acquisition system (AS) for execution. The acquisition system (AS) is expanded by an expansion module (E) in order to transmit process data (PD) and status data (StD) to the finding system (BS).

Described herein are systems and methods for intelligently combining medical findings received across different modalities. The system comprises an extraction module extracting contextual information from an image of an area of interest including annotations, a feature selection module building a current feature vector using the extracted contextual information and the annotations, and a referencing engine computing a similarity score between the current feature vector and a prior feature vector of a prior image. The method comprises extracting contextual information from an image of an area of interest including annotations, building a current feature vector using the extracted contextual information and the annotations, and computing a similarity score between the current feature vector and a prior feature vector of a prior image.

Described herein are systems and methods for intelligently combining medical findings received across different modalities. The system comprises an extraction module extracting contextual information from an image of an area of interest including annotations, a feature selection module building a current feature vector using the extracted contextual information and the annotations, and a referencing engine computing a similarity score between the current feature vector and a prior feature vector of a prior image. The method comprises extracting contextual information from an image of an area of interest including annotations, building a current feature vector using the extracted contextual information and the annotations, and computing a similarity score between the current feature vector and a prior feature vector of a prior image.

The invention provides a method for preparing coriolan. It employs anti- chelating technology to prevent the chelating of glycopeptide with heavy metal, and makes the heavy content in coriolan meet international foodstuff sanitary standard. The coriolan prepared with method in this invention can be prepared into oral film clothing sheet tablet with medical findings, particles or oral liquid, which can be used to treat cancer and for health- care purpose.

An embodiment of the invention relates to a method for correlating at least two different medical findings, wherein each finding is based on a feature region in a different set of images. According to this method, in each of the different sets of images, the position of at least one anatomical landmark associated with a respective feature region is determined. Then, for each of the at least two findings, a reference to at least one anatomical landmark is stored along with the respective findings. Finally, among the at least two examination findings, pairs of associated examination findings are identified based on a comparison to a respective reference of at least one anatomical landmark.