Medical diagnosis device having touch screen and control method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a medical diagnosis device having a touch screen and a control method thereof. The device comprises a touch screen on which are defined effective zones corresponding to different modes, a storage module which is arranged for storing and realizing a functional program module and data corresponding to the operation, and a processor which is arranged for receiving an input data generated by the operation of an operator on the touch screen, computing an attitude information according to the input data when the operation of the operator contains the operation of the attitude information, reading the corresponding functional program module from the storage module according to the attitude information and performing the corresponding operation. The invention can flexibly, conveniently and rapidly control the medical diagnosis device through the touch screen.

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【Technical field】 [0001] The invention relates to a medical diagnosis device, in particular to a medical diagnosis device with a touch screen and a control method thereof. 【Background technique】 [0002] With the continuous development of medical diagnostic instruments, their functions are becoming more and more powerful, and their manipulations are becoming more and more complicated. Taking an ultrasonic diagnostic instrument as an example, the ultrasonic diagnostic instrument is generally controlled through a graphical user interface (GUI) such as mechanical buttons and a trackball on the control panel to control icons, menus, or buttons. Peripherals such as control panels cost extra, space and are not suitable for expansion and offer limited functionality. Trackball control often needs to go through complicated operation steps, and the operator usually controls the trackball with his left hand during the diagnosis process, which is inconvenient to accurately move and pos...

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Problems solved by technology

Trackball control often needs to go through complicated operation steps, and the operator usually controls the trackball with his left hand during the diagnosis process, which is inconvenient to accurately move and position the cursor to complete the control of the instrument

For the convenience of manipulation, an ultrasonic diagnostic instrument with a touch screen display is proposed, but it can only respond to the operator's simple touch actions, and cannot respond to complex operations (such as gesture information)

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