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Title:
ULTRASONIC DIAGNOSTIC DEVICE AND ULTRASONIC IMAGE DISPLAY METHOD
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JP2015112333
Kind Code:
A
Abstract:
PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an ultrasonic diagnostic device which allows form information and function information of a tissue in a subject to be simultaneously grasped.SOLUTION: An ultrasonic diagnostic device to which display means can be connected and with which in-vivo observation of a subject is performed on the basis of a reflection ultrasonic wave acquired from the body of the subject by operating a probe on a body surface of the subject, comprises: a tomographic image generation part 105 which generates a tomographic image of the subject on the basis of the reflection ultrasonic wave; a reception signal analysis part 106 which analyzes the reception signal based on the reflection ultrasonic wave and outputs function information at each pixel position of the tomographic image of the subject; a pseudo three-dimensional image generation part 107 which generates a pseudo three-dimensional image in which depth information is applied to each pixel of the tomographic image on the basis of the function information of each pixel position outputted by the reception signal analysis part; and a projection part 108 which performs projective conversion on the pseudo three-dimensional image into a two-dimensional image, and displays the two-dimensional image subjected to the projective conversion on the display means.

Inventors:
TAJI BUNPEI
Application Number:
JP2013257208A
Publication Date:
June 22, 2015
Filing Date:
December 12, 2013
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Assignee:
KONICA MINOLTA INC
International Classes:
A61B8/00; A61B8/06; A61B8/08
Domestic Patent References:
JPH05168634A1993-07-02
JP2011036474A2011-02-24
JP2012254288A2012-12-27
Foreign References:
US20070016025A12007-01-18
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Patent business corporation Nakajima intellectual property integrated office
Shiro Nakajima