Intelligent ear acupuncture point information acquisition and diagnosis system
An information collection and diagnosis system technology, applied in the direction of diagnosis, informatics, medical informatics, etc., can solve the problems of single human-computer interaction function, waste of resources, inaccurate detection, etc., achieve broad clinical application prospects, and facilitate installation and replacement , the effect of easy maintenance
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[0032] Embodiment one: if Figure 1 to Figure 5 As shown, the present invention provides an intelligent auricular point information collection and diagnosis system, including a detection pen and a host. The detection pen is used to collect the impedance in the user's ear and generate corresponding feedback data. The host is equipped with a software system, and the software system includes a route database. , a line selection module and an execution module;
[0033] The route database stores a number of route information, and the route selection module is configured with a screening strategy, which is used to filter a specified route information from a plurality of route information, and send the specified route information to the execution module;
[0034]The execution module is connected to a display device, the display device includes several display parts, each display part corresponds to a detection point in the ear, the execution module is configured with an execution str...
Embodiment 2
[0039] Embodiment 2: Since the detection pen is often designed as a non-detachable whole in structure, when the detection pen breaks down and cannot be used, the internal parts of the detection pen cannot be repaired and replaced in time, and the broken detection pen can only be thrown away , resulting in a great waste of resources. In order to improve the maintainability of the probe pen, in this embodiment, further, the probe pen includes an upper case 3 and a lower case 2 snapped to the upper case 3 , between the upper case 3 and the lower case 2 A hollow chamber is formed, and an auricular point probe 1 is movably worn at one end of the chamber. For details, see image 3 , the detection pen is set to a structure in which the upper casing 3 and the lower casing 2 are clamped. Compared with the conventional integrated detection pen, the detection pen with a split structure can make disassembly and assembly more flexible. It is convenient for the installation and replacemen...
Embodiment 3
[0042] Embodiment 3: Most of the probes (i.e. data acquisition ends) of the existing probe pens are designed as smooth long needles. When in use, the length of the exposed shell becomes shorter as the probe approaches the chamber. It is easy to cause the probe to tilt, which in turn leads to the problem of inaccurate detection. In this embodiment, further, the auricular point probe 1 includes a probe part 10, a limiting part 11 and a trigger part 12 in sequence from left to right. The probe part 10 , the limiting portion 11 and the triggering portion 12 are integrated, and the limiting portion 11 abuts against the inner walls of the upper casing 3 and the lower casing 2 . By setting the auricular point probe 1 to include the probe part 10, the limiting part 11 and the trigger part 12, and designing the three as an integrated arrangement, the range of motion of the auricular point probe 1 is limited, and the movement of the auricular point probe 1 can be avoided. During the pro...
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