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Method and device for measuring human tissue quasi-elastic coefficient and elasticity

A technology of human tissue and elastic coefficient, applied in the field of detection, can solve the problems of expensive precision, inconvenience, and unacceptable by doctors, and achieves the effect of low dependence on image accuracy, avoiding data errors, and saving computing time.

Inactive Publication Date: 2018-02-02
聂西凉
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[0002] Currently, there are elastographs (such as GE, Mindray) to measure the absolute elastic coefficient of human tissue, but such elastographs generally require expensive and high-precision imaging equipment, which are not accepted by doctors clinically, and the market volume is not large. Big
[0003] The existing quasi-elastic coefficient measurement methods generally use nine three-dimensional elastic coefficients or two-dimensional four elastic coefficients for measurement and calculation, which takes a long time to calculate, and because the absolute elasticity of human tissue is a difficult quantity to determine , even if the absolute elastic coefficient can be obtained, it is not easy to distinguish the difference in elastic coefficient between normal tissue and diseased tissue (such as human calcification or benign tumor and tumor density are very similar)
[0004] It can be seen that the above-mentioned existing elastic coefficient measurement method and equipment obviously still have great inconvenience and defects, and a theoretical breakthrough is urgently needed to solve this problem

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[0059] Embodiment 1: the mensuration of quasi-elastic coefficient of human tissue

[0060] Taking human tissue as an example, this embodiment introduces a new method in the measurement of the quasi-elastic coefficient of human tissue, that is, the simplex optimization method is used to obtain the quasi-elastic coefficient of human tissue. The method for three-dimensional ultrasonic (or two-dimensional) detection is based on the following formula (1):

[0061] T=E XX ΔX+E YY ΔY+E ZZ ΔZ (1)

[0062] In formula (1): T is the tension of human tissue, E XX ,E YY ,E ZZ are the three main elastic coefficients of human tissue, ΔX, ΔY, and ΔZ are the displacement of human tissue after pressure is added;

[0063] 1. First put a set of hypothetical elastic coefficients E XX0 ,E YY0 ,E ZZ0 As input points, ΔX, ΔY, and ΔZ are determined by the image density obtained by three-dimensional ultrasonic detection (the specific details belong to common knowledge in ultrasonic image reco...

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[0074] Embodiment 2: the measuring method of quasi-elasticity of human tissue

[0075] For the measurement of the quasi-elasticity of human tissue, this embodiment mainly uses the secondary imaging method to measure the relative change of the quasi-elastic coefficient of human tissue, and the measurement method in Example 1 is used for each measurement of the quasi-elastic coefficient of human tissue. That is to determine the quasi-elastic coefficient of a human tissue through the first ultrasonic imaging, and then determine the quasi-elastic coefficient of another human tissue through the second ultrasonic imaging at intervals, and compare the changes in the quasi-elastic coefficient of the two human tissues. The change of the quasi-elasticity coefficient of the human tissue can accurately distinguish normal cells and tumor cells.

[0076] For example, for a tumor patient, the method for measuring the quasi-elasticity coefficient of the human tissue can be used, and the patie...

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[0078] Embodiment 3 A kind of ultrasonic detector

[0079] This embodiment provides a dedicated ultrasonic probe used in the method for measuring the quasi-elastic coefficient of human tissue, so that it does not need to rely on an expensive ultrasonic imager. Cooperate figure 1 As shown, the ultrasonic detector includes an ultrasonic sensor 1, and the output port 2 of the ultrasonic sensor 1 is in the form of a USB output port.

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Abstract

The invention discloses a method for measuring a human tissue quasi-elastic coefficient. The method adopts a simplex optimizing method to determine the quasi-elastic coefficient of a human tissue, andreduces nine three-dimensional elastic coefficients to three quasi-elastic coefficients (for example, in a two-dimensional ultrasonic patient treatment plane or detection, four elastic coefficients are reduced to two quasi-elastic coefficients), and can save the calculation time. The invention also provides a human tissue quasi-elastic coefficient measurement method on the basis of the quasi-elastic coefficient measurement method, which adopts a secondary imaging method to measure relative change of the human tissue quasi-elastic coefficient, can thoroughly change the defects of ultrasonic images depending on the precision of elastic image instruments; change of the human tissue structure can be accurately determined according to the measured change; in addition, the invention also provides an ultrasonic detector or detection device matching the human tissue quasi-elastic coefficient, expensive imaging devices can be avoided, and the ultrasonic detector or detection device is low in price; and the detector can be accepted by public, and can be promoted and applied.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the detection field, in particular to a method and equipment for measuring the quasi-elastic coefficient of human tissue and the change of the quasi-elastic coefficient. The present invention also proposes a set of patient treatment plans based on ultrasound images. Based on this plan, we can make patient data plans every day, and we can make patient data plans precisely as the tumor size changes. Background technique [0002] Currently, there are elastographs (such as GE, Mindray) to measure the absolute elastic coefficient of human tissue, but such elastographs generally require expensive and high-precision imaging equipment, which are not accepted by doctors clinically, and the market volume is not large. Big. [0003] The existing quasi-elastic coefficient measurement methods generally use nine three-dimensional elastic coefficients or two-dimensional four elastic coefficients for measurement and calculation, which takes a...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A61B8/08A61B8/00
CPCA61B8/0833A61B8/4483A61B8/483A61B8/485A61B8/085A61B8/4433A61B8/4472A61B8/5223A61B8/565G16H30/40G16H50/20G16H50/30G16H50/50
Inventor 聂西凉
Owner 聂西凉
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