Method and device of utilizing thermal infrared imaging technology for health analysis

Abstract

The invention provides a method and a device of utilizing thermal infrared imaging technology for health analysis and relates to the technical field of E-health. The method includes that a server receives thermal infrared images which are acquired by regularly photographing a human body by a thermal infrared imager; the server compares whether the thermal infrared images are consistent with a previous thermal infrared image or not, wherein identity information corresponding to the previous thermal infrared image is identical with identity information corresponding to the thermal infrared images; the server compares whether the thermal infrared images are consistent with the rest thermal infrared images or not, wherein identity information corresponding to the rest thermal infrared images is different from identity information corresponding to the thermal infrared images; when at least one of the comparison results is inconsistent, the server marks the identity information correspondingto the thermal infrared images as abnormal. Through the above processing, repeated collection of human body images can be realized, and convenience and safety are realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of electronic medical technology, in particular to a method and device for health analysis using thermal infrared imaging technology. Background technique [0002] Due to advances in medicine and pharmacy, people's life expectancy is getting longer and many diseases of human beings have become curable. However, due to the effects of environmental pollution and climate change, many diseases are becoming more and more frequent. For example, because air pollution is getting worse and smog is more frequent, people are more likely to catch a cold; for example, water pollution is getting worse, and people are more likely to get cancer. In fact, many human diseases are relatively easy to cure or prevent in the early stage. For example, drug treatment in the early stage of a cold can reduce complications and effectively shorten the healing time of a cold; In the early stage of cancer, treatment such as drugs or partial rese...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the existing physical examination methods are relatively complicated, and the detection cost is high. Moreover, blood drawing and radiation detection are directly performed on the human body. Obviously, these are not conducive to people's health. Therefore, it is not suitable for frequent detection. , People usually check their physical conditions every six months or a year, and the interval between physical examinations is too long, which is obviously not conducive to the early detection and treatment of diseases

[0004] In summary, there is currently no effective solution to the problem that the long intervals between physical examinations are not conducive to the early diagnosis of diseases

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