Illumination therapy system and non-interventional therapy system

Abstract

The invention discloses an illumination treatment system and a non-interventional treatment system, relates to the field of medical apparatuses and instruments, and aims to solve the defects of lamps in illumination uniformity, structural complexity and treatment scientificity. An illumination module in the system comprises an illumination control unit and at least one group of illumination treatment lamps. The illumination treatment lamp comprises a plurality of full-sunlight spectrum lamp caps which are arranged in an array; the components in the wave band of 430 nm to 450 nm are weakened by each lamp holder, and the components in the wave band of 475 nm to 485 nm are enhanced; the illumination control unit controls the illumination of the corresponding illumination treatment lamp according to the configured illumination mode; the medical record management module is used for storing patient medical records; the report management module is used for generating an illumination treatment report according to the illumination mode. The lamps of the system have the advantages of being uniform in illumination, simple in structure and high in treatment efficiency, and the system can conduct efficient, accurate and traceable illumination control on the multiple sets of lamps at the same time.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the field of medical equipment, in particular to a light therapy system and a non-invasive therapy system. Background Art

[0002] The effectiveness of using natural light or simulated natural light to treat diseases or improve physical indicators has been confirmed in a large number of practices and studies.

[0003] At present, common light therapy lamps usually use a single point light source for irradiation. The illumination uniformity of a single point light source is poor. In addition, because light therapy has a minimum requirement for lighting intensity, the lighting power of a single point light source will generate high heat when the lighting intensity is met. Passive heat dissipation mechanisms such as heat dissipation fins cannot meet the timely heat dissipation requirements, and only active heat dissipation mechanisms such as fans can be used, which will increase the height of the lamp and the complexity of the structure.

[0004] There are two types of light therapy lamps: single spectrum and full spectrum. Single spectrum lamps are only suitable for some specific occasions, while common full spectrum lamps have a certain proportion of blue light bands, and excessive blue light has potential damage to the patient's eyes.

[0005] In addition, currently common light therapy lamps are almost all used independently and are not a system. Doctors turn on the lamps for each patient individually and temporarily, which makes the treatment efficiency low when there are multiple patients. There is no record of light parameters, and the treatment process is not traceable. Moreover, such lamps usually have a fixed working power or are adjusted through analog knobs. The light parameters of each patient are determined entirely by the subjectivity of the doctor, which cannot scientifically and accurately meet the personalized needs of different patients. Summary of the invention

[0006] The object of the present invention is to provide a light therapy system and a non-invasive therapy system to address all or part of the above-mentioned problems, so as to at least solve the deficiencies of the lamps in terms of lighting uniformity, structural complexity and scientificity of treatment.

[0007] The technical solution adopted by the present invention is as follows:

[0008] A light therapy system, comprising a light module, a medical record management module and a report management module;

[0009] The illumination module includes an illumination control unit and at least one group of light therapy lamps; the light therapy lamps include a plurality of full-daylight spectrum lamp heads, each of which is arranged in an array; each of the lamp heads weakens the proportion of spectral components in the 430nm to 450nm band, and enhances the proportion of spectral components in the 475nm to 485nm band; the illumination control unit is used to receive the configuration of the lighting mode of at least one group of the light therapy lamps, and control the lighting of the corresponding light therapy lamps according to the configured lighting mode;

[0010] The medical record management module is used to store patient medical records;

[0011] The report management module is used to generate a light therapy report according to the lighting mode.

[0012] In addition, the present invention also provides a non-invasive treatment system, which includes an illumination module, a scale evaluation module, a medical record management module, and a report management module;

[0013] The illumination module includes an illumination control unit and at least one group of light therapy lamps; the light therapy lamps include a plurality of full-daylight spectrum lamp heads, each of which is arranged in an array; each of the lamp heads weakens the proportion of spectral components in the 430nm to 450nm band, and enhances the proportion of spectral components in the 475nm to 485nm band; the illumination control unit is used to receive the configuration of the lighting mode of at least one group of the light therapy lamps, and control the lighting of the corresponding light therapy lamps according to the configured lighting mode;

[0014] The scale evaluation module includes a scale issuing unit and a scale feedback unit; the scale issuing unit generates and issues a scale to a target patient in response to a fourth instruction; the scale feedback unit generates a feedback scale in response to the target patient's operation on the scale;

[0015] The medical record management module is used to store patient medical records;

[0016] The report management module is used to generate a light therapy report according to the lighting mode, and to generate a scale evaluation report according to the feedback scale.

[0017] In summary, due to the adoption of the above technical solution, the beneficial effects of the present invention are:

[0018] The light therapy system and non-invasive treatment system provided by the present application use an array structure of multiple lamp heads, which reduces the luminous power requirements for a single lamp head, so that the lamp can meet the timely heat dissipation requirements by using a passive heat dissipation mechanism, thereby reducing the size of the lamp and the complexity of the structure. In addition, the lamp uses a full-daylight spectrum lamp head, which has a wide range of applications. At the same time, it weakens the harmful blue light band spectral components and strengthens the beneficial spectral components of the 470-490nm band where the intrinsic photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGC) have the highest response efficiency, which can improve the efficiency of light therapy. The system of the present application centrally manages multiple groups of light therapy lamps. On the one hand, it can achieve traceable, accurate, and personalized treatment for each patient, and on the other hand, it can greatly improve the efficiency of multi-patient treatment. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0019] The present invention will now be described by way of example with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:

[0020] Figure 1 It is a structural diagram of the light therapy system provided in an embodiment of the present application.

[0021] Figure 2 It is a structural diagram of the light therapy lamp provided in an embodiment of the present application.

[0022] Figure 3 It is an operation flow chart of the light therapy system in the embodiment of the present application.

[0023] Figure 4 It is a structural diagram of the non-invasive treatment system provided in an embodiment of the present application.

[0024] Figure 5 It is an operation flow chart of the non-invasive treatment system provided in the embodiment of the present application. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0025] All features disclosed in this specification, or steps in all methods or processes disclosed, except mutually exclusive features and / or steps, can be combined in any manner.

[0026] Any feature disclosed in this specification (including any additional claims and abstract), unless otherwise stated, may be replaced by other equivalent or alternative features having similar purposes. That is, unless otherwise stated, each feature is only an example of a series of equivalent or similar features.

[0027] In response to the problems existing in existing light therapy lamps, such as poor light uniformity, high structural complexity, untraceable usage history, and inability to accurately meet the personalized needs of different patients, the embodiments of the present application provide a light therapy system and a non-invasive treatment system, which aim to reduce the structural complexity of the lamps, improve light uniformity, and give the light therapy system the characteristics of traceability, high efficiency, personalization, and high precision.

[0028] In some embodiments, Figure 1 As shown, the light therapy system includes a light module, a medical record management module and a report management module.

[0029] The illumination module includes an illumination control unit and at least one group of illumination therapy lamps connected to the illumination control unit. The illumination therapy lamp includes a plurality of full-daylight spectrum lamp heads, each of which is arranged in an array and used by the patient together, thereby improving the uniformity of illumination, and when each lamp head does not need high-power light emission to meet the minimum illumination intensity requirement, the heat generation is reduced, so that the lamp can meet the timely heat dissipation requirement through passive heat dissipation structures such as heat dissipation fins, reducing the structural complexity and volume. Each lamp head weakens the proportion of spectral components in the 430nm to 450nm band, which is a blue-light-rich band and has potential damage to the patient's retina. Each lamp head enhances the proportion of spectral components in the 470nm to 490nm band, which is the region with the highest response efficiency of intrinsic light-sensitive ganglion cells, and can significantly improve the MR value (melatonin illuminance conversion ratio), thereby improving the efficiency of illumination therapy. In some specific embodiments, the spectral components of, for example, 475nm to 485nm can be enhanced. The means of weakening or enhancing the spectral components can be adopted by means known in the art. The light control unit is used to receive the configuration of the lighting mode of at least one group of light therapy lamps, and control the lighting of the corresponding light therapy lamps according to the configured lighting mode. For example, if there are three patients receiving light therapy at the same time, the light control unit will receive the lighting modes configured for the three groups of light therapy lamps respectively, and then control the lighting of the three groups of light therapy lamps respectively according to the three groups of light therapy lamps, without having to operate each group of light therapy lamps separately, which greatly improves the light therapy efficiency for multiple patients.

[0030] The medical record management module is used to store patient medical records. Storing patient medical records in the light therapy system can realize the call of patient medical records and facilitate the efficient configuration of lighting modes.

[0031] The report management module is used to generate a phototherapy report according to the lighting mode. By generating a phototherapy report in the phototherapy system, the light parameters of each phototherapy for different patients can be recorded, thereby achieving traceability of the phototherapy.

[0032] As an optional implementation, Figure 2As shown in the figure, a group of light therapy lamps is composed of 4 lamp heads arranged in an array, which can reduce glare and make the light beam softer and more natural while expanding the light coverage area. The rear end of each lamp head is connected to a heat sink fin for heat dissipation. The heat sink fin adopts a cylindrical structure, and the heat sink fins extend radially and are evenly arranged along the axial direction. In addition, a wire groove can be set on the heat sink fin to guide the power cord of each lamp head to avoid entanglement between cables.

[0033] Since the light therapy lamp of the present application reduces the weight and volume of the lamp, a quick installation structure can be considered for installation. For example, the lamp head of the lamp is set on a mounting frame, and the mounting frame adopts a magnetic structure. This can facilitate the installation and maintenance of the lamp. In addition, an anti-slip rope is connected to the mounting frame, and the other end of the anti-slip rope is used to be fixed to the ceiling keel or other safe position.

[0034] In some optional embodiments, the lighting mode includes configuration of light intensity and configuration of light duration. Current light therapy lamps usually cannot adjust the luminous power, or only operate through an analog knob (controlling the resistance of the power cord) to control the luminous power. The former changes the distance from the patient by moving the lamp, thereby changing the light intensity acting on the patient. Current light therapy lamps cannot accurately control the lighting plan for each patient, and the scientific nature of the treatment is poor, which affects the treatment effect. The embodiments of the present application can accurately control the light intensity and illumination time of each lamp, thereby achieving accurate and personalized control of light therapy for different patients and improving the efficiency of light therapy.

[0035] In some feasible implementations, at least one lighting mode is stored in the lighting control unit, and the lighting control unit completes the configuration of the lighting mode by receiving a selection of the stored lighting mode. It should be noted that after receiving the selection of the stored lighting mode, the lighting control unit may also receive an adjustment to the selected lighting mode, thereby completing the configuration of the lighting mode. In addition, the selection of the stored lighting mode received by the lighting control unit may be a selection of a partial configuration in the complete lighting mode, or may be a selection of the complete lighting mode. For the former, it is also necessary to receive the configuration of the remaining part to complete the configuration of the lighting mode.

[0036] As an optional implementation, the illumination control unit is configured as follows:

[0037] In response to receiving the first instruction, calling at least one target patient medical record from the medical record management module;

[0038] In response to receiving the second instruction, determining a target light therapy lamp corresponding to the target patient's medical record from at least one group of light therapy lamps;

[0039] In response to receiving the third instruction, a lighting mode of the target light therapy fixture is configured.

[0040] The light control unit can call up the patient medical records of patients with the same or similar needs at the same time, and then configure the same lighting mode for multiple groups of light therapy lamps to further improve the efficiency of light therapy.

[0041] As an optional implementation, the illumination control unit is further configured to: associate and display the target patient's medical records and the corresponding target illumination therapy lamps. That is, it displays which patient receives illumination therapy in which group of illumination therapy lamps, thereby avoiding confusion when configuring the lighting modes of multiple groups of illumination therapy lamps at the same time. In addition, it is also convenient to quickly delete the illumination therapy lamps configured for a certain patient. For example, a one-click delete button is configured under each group of target patient medical records and target illumination therapy lamps that are associated and displayed. Clicking this button can quickly delete all treatment plans configured for the patient.

[0042] As an optional implementation, the lighting control unit includes a main control unit and a sub-control unit; the main control unit serves as a normalized control unit, and the sub-control unit serves as an emergency control unit. The main control unit is responsible for all daily operations, and the sub-control unit is enabled when a group of light therapy lamps needs to be shut down or adjusted in an emergency. For example, the main control unit can control each group of light therapy lamps via Bluetooth Mesh (the light therapy lamps also support Bluetooth), and the sub-control unit can control the light intensity and switch of each group of light therapy lamps via Bluetooth, and the sub-control unit can be configured on a manual control panel.

[0043] like Figure 3 As shown, the operating method of the light therapy system includes:

[0044] Log in to the light therapy system through your account;

[0045] Entering the illumination module, selecting at least one target patient medical record from the medical record management unit through the illumination control unit;

[0046] Select a set of light therapy lamps for each target patient;

[0047] The lighting modes of each group of light therapy lamps are configured. Each group of light therapy lamps can be configured with the same lighting mode or different lighting modes;

[0048] Click Start Treatment, and each group of light therapy lamps will start working according to the configured lighting mode. The system will count down, and when the countdown ends, each group of light therapy lamps will be turned off;

[0049] During the process, click "End Treatment" to immediately turn off each group of light therapy lamps;

[0050] After the treatment, the report management module generates a light therapy report for each target patient according to the lighting mode of each group of light therapy lamps. The light therapy report may include patient information (such as basic information such as patient name, age, symptoms, etc.) and treatment information (such as report name, light therapy lamp identification, lighting mode, etc.).

[0051] The present application also provides a non-invasive treatment system. Figure 4 As shown, the non-invasive treatment system includes an illumination module, a scale evaluation module, a medical record management module and a report management module.

[0052] The illumination module includes an illumination control unit and at least one group of illumination therapy lamps; the illumination therapy lamps include multiple full-daylight spectrum lamp heads, and each lamp head is arranged in an array; each lamp head weakens the proportion of spectral components in the 430nm to 450nm band, and enhances the proportion of spectral components in the 475nm to 485nm band; the illumination control unit is used to receive the configuration of the lighting mode of at least one group of illumination therapy lamps, and control the lighting of the corresponding illumination therapy lamps according to the configured lighting mode.

[0053] The scale evaluation module includes a scale sending unit and a scale feedback unit; the scale sending unit generates and sends the scale to the target patient in response to the fourth instruction; the scale feedback unit generates a feedback scale in response to the target patient's operation on the scale.

[0054] The medical record management module is used to store patient medical records.

[0055] The report management module is used to generate a light therapy report based on the lighting mode, and to generate a scale evaluation report based on the feedback scale.

[0056] The so-called scale is a test-type or guided survey data, which collects patient symptoms through responses to the survey data or the reproduction of the survey data. For example, in psychotherapy, the scale is a psychological assessment test; in cognitive impairment treatment, the scale is a graphic drawing; in interest development, the scale is some interest questions, etc.

[0057] The relevant features of the illumination module can refer to the above embodiments. For the meter evaluation module, in some embodiments, its meter sending unit and meter feedback unit are located on different terminal devices.

[0058] Typically, the scale sending unit is located on the physician's terminal (usually on the PC), and the scale feedback unit is located on the patient's terminal (PC or mobile terminal). In some specific embodiments, the scale sending unit is configured as follows:

[0059] In response to receiving the fourth instruction, calling the patient medical records managed by the medical record management module and selecting the target patient medical record therefrom;

[0060] In response to the configuration of the scale, a scale is generated and sent to the terminal corresponding to the medical record of the target patient.

[0061] In contrast, the gauge feedback unit is configured as:

[0062] Receiving a meter sent by a meter sending unit;

[0063] In response to the operation on the scale, a feedback scale is generated and sent to the report management module.

[0064] like Figure 5 The following is a workflow diagram of the scale issuing unit and the scale feedback unit. The report management module generates a corresponding scale evaluation report for the target patient based on the feedback scale.

[0065] In some optional embodiments, the non-invasive treatment system is also equipped with an external device interface for connecting other external devices that can work with the illumination module and the scale evaluation module. These external devices are, for example, devices for monitoring heart rate, devices for monitoring EEG or brain oxygen, multimedia devices, etc., to expand the treatment methods for patients, or assist in monitoring the vital signs parameters during the non-invasive treatment process.

[0066] The present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned specific embodiments, but extends to any new features or any new combination disclosed in this specification, as well as any new method or process steps or any new combination disclosed.

Claims

1. A light therapy system, characterized in that: It includes lighting module, medical record management module and report management module; The illumination module includes an illumination control unit and at least one group of light therapy lamps; the light therapy lamps include a plurality of full-daylight spectrum lamp heads, each of which is arranged in an array; each of the lamp heads weakens the proportion of spectral components in the 430nm to 450nm band, and enhances the proportion of spectral components in the 470nm to 490nm band; the illumination control unit is used to receive the configuration of the lighting mode of at least one group of the light therapy lamps, and control the lighting of the corresponding light therapy lamps according to the configured lighting mode; The medical record management module is used to store patient medical records; The report management module is used to generate a light therapy report according to the lighting mode.

2. The light therapy system according to claim 1, characterized in that The lighting mode includes configuration of lighting intensity and configuration of lighting time.

3. The light therapy system according to claim 1, characterized in that At least one lighting mode is stored in the lighting control unit, and the lighting control unit completes the configuration of the lighting mode by receiving a selection of the stored lighting mode.

4. The light therapy system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that: The lighting control unit is configured as follows: In response to receiving the first instruction, calling at least one target patient medical record from the medical record management module; In response to receiving the second instruction, determining a target light therapy lamp corresponding to the target patient's medical record from the at least one group of light therapy lamps; In response to receiving the third instruction, a lighting mode of the target light therapy fixture is configured.

5. The light therapy system according to claim 4, characterized in that: The illumination control unit is further configured as: The target patient medical record and the corresponding target light therapy lamp are displayed in association.

6. The light therapy system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The illumination control unit includes a main control unit and a sub-control unit; the main control unit serves as a normal control unit, and the sub-control unit serves as an emergency control unit.

7. A non-invasive treatment system, characterized in that: The non-invasive treatment system includes an illumination module, a scale evaluation module, a medical record management module and a report management module; The illumination module includes an illumination control unit and at least one group of light therapy lamps; the light therapy lamps include a plurality of full-daylight spectrum lamp heads, each of which is arranged in an array; each of the lamp heads weakens the proportion of spectral components in the 430nm to 450nm band, and enhances the proportion of spectral components in the 475nm to 485nm band; the illumination control unit is used to receive the configuration of the lighting mode of at least one group of the light therapy lamps, and control the lighting of the corresponding light therapy lamps according to the configured lighting mode; The scale evaluation module includes a scale issuing unit and a scale feedback unit; the scale issuing unit generates and issues a scale to a target patient in response to a fourth instruction; The scale feedback unit generates a feedback scale in response to the target patient's operation of the scale; The medical record management module is used to store patient medical records; The report management module is used to generate a light therapy report according to the lighting mode, and to generate a scale evaluation report according to the feedback scale.

8. The non-invasive treatment system according to claim 7, characterized in that: The meter sending unit and the meter feedback unit are located on different terminal devices.

9. The non-invasive treatment system according to claim 7 or 8, characterized in that: The illumination control unit is configured as follows: In response to receiving the first instruction, calling at least one target patient medical record from the medical record management module; In response to receiving the second instruction, determining a target light therapy lamp corresponding to the target patient's medical record from the at least one group of light therapy lamps; In response to receiving the third instruction, a lighting mode of the target light therapy fixture is configured.

10. The non-invasive treatment system according to claim 7, characterized in that: Also includes peripheral interfaces.

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