Tumor volume change tendency chart generating device and equipment after ablation and storage medium

Abstract

The application discloses a tumor volume change tendency chart generating device after ablation. The generating device comprises an image acquiring module, a characteristic extracting module, a clinical parametric quantity acquiring module and a tendency chart generating module, wherein the image acquiring module is used for acquiring ultrasonic images of a target area, and acquiring images of a tumor-like lesion interest area; the characteristic extracting module is used for extracting image secretomics characteristics from the images of the tumor-like lesion interest area; the clinical parametric quantity acquiring module is used acquiring clinical parametric quantity information; and the tendency chart generating module is used for inputting the image secretomics characteristics and theclinical parametric quantity information into a forecasting model so as to obtain a tumor volume change tendency chart within a target time range. The generating device can accurately predict the tumor volume change trend after ablation. The application further discloses tumor volume change tendency chart generating equipment after ablation, and a storage medium, and the tumor volume change tendency chart generating equipment and the storage medium have the beneficial effects.

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technical field [0001] The present application relates to the field of ultrasound imaging technology, and in particular to a device for generating a tumor volume change trend map after ablation, a device for generating a tumor volume change trend map after ablation, and a storage medium. Background technique [0002] Ultrasound imaging technology has become a common imaging method for some superficial organ tumor screening, ablation surgery guidance, ablation surgery planning, ablation follow-up inspection, etc. due to its advantages of no radiation and easy operation. postoperative. [0003] At present, before tumor ablation surgery, doctors generally estimate whether the patient's tumor volume can shrink to the expected target at a certain point in time after the ablation surgery based on the patient's imaging examination, physical condition, etc., and combined with his own clinical experience. Then determine whether the patient is suitable for ablation surgery; where, th...

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[0003]At present, before tumor ablation surgery, doctors generally estimate the patient's post-ablation surgery based on the patient's imaging examination, physical condition, etc., combined with his own clinical experience. Whether the tumor volume can be reduced to the expected target at a certain time point, and then judge whether the patient is suitable for ablation surgery; the expected target is only an approximate range, and cannot quantitatively evaluate how much the tumor volume has shrunk.

However, this method of predicting the tumor growth status based on the doctor's experience is easily affected by the doctor's subjective factors, and the prediction result may have a large deviation from the actual growth status of the tumor volume.

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