Video frequency electronystagmograph instrument and automatic generation of video frequency electronystagmograph

Abstract

The electronystagmograph consists of infrared video nystagmus image collection device, eyeball motion tracing system, computer analysis processing system and nystagmus monitor, of which the said infrared video nystagmus image collection device is connected in video signal connection with the eyeball motion tracing system which is connected in electric connection with the computer analysis processing system, and the computer analysis processing system is connected in video signal connection with the said nystagmus monitor. The present invention provides also an automatic generation method for video electronystagmogram which can effectively storten clinical detecting time by real-time recording and analysing of physiological parameter for nystagmus at vertical parallel are rotary directions.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of medical equipment for ear neurology and vestibular function inspection, in particular to a video electronystagmogram and an automatic generation method of the video electronystagmogram. Background technique [0002] Electronystagmograph (Electronystagmograph, ENG) is currently a routine item for clinical detection of nystagmus, and is widely used in otolaryngology, neurology and ophthalmology. Electronystagmography, like other bioelectricity (ECG, EEG, EMG, etc.) records, is an important means of clinical disease diagnosis and efficacy evaluation. Through the examination and analysis of electronystagmography, doctors can more accurately judge the functional status and pathological process of the human vestibular balance function system and eye movement system, and can also assist in positioning diagnosis. [0003] In the prior art, the electronystagmogram is recorded by guiding the weak corneal and retinal potenti...

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[0003] In the prior art, the electronystagmogram is recorded by guiding the weak corneal and retinal potential difference through epidermal electrodes to indirectly observe the eye movement displacement parameters. One of its inherent defects is that the signal-to-noise ratio is similar, and the effective signal is captured by the same frequency range. Therefore, the acquisition of electronystagmus requires a complex and high-precision signal amplification and adjustment circuit, and the clinical application effect is not ideal; second, due to the influence of the polarization potential of the skin electrode, the baseline drift of the nystagmus wave makes the Effective signals are difficult to identif

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