Graphical user interface for pulse energy control of electrohydraulic lithotripsy

Abstract

1. The name of the product of this design: Pulse energy control graphical user interface for electrohydraulic lithotripsy. 2. Purpose of the product with this design: The electrohydraulic lithotripter is used to treat urinary stones and stones in gallbladder and pancreatic diseases, and uses shock waves generated by high-voltage electric pulses to break up stones in the body; the pulse energy control graphical user interface is used to adjust the size of the pulse energy, select the pulse mode, and display the value and change status of the pulse energy. 3. The key design point of this design product lies in the content of the product's graphical user interface. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the design points: Interface change state diagram 2. 5.Purpose of the graphical user interface: The pulse energy control graphical user interface is used to adjust the pulse energy, select the pulse mode, and display the value and change status of the pulse energy. 6. The area of ​​the graphical user interface in the product: the display screen of the main view. 7. Human-computer interaction of the graphical user interface: After booting up and entering the pulse energy control main interface (the user interface in the main view), click Single Pulse in the Pulse Mode column on the right. The option changes color, indicating that the Single Pulse option is selected. The "lightning" icon in the energy ring in the middle of the interface changes to a "Single Pulse" icon (as shown in the interface change state Figure 2). Click the plus circle or minus circle below the energy to adjust the energy value. The energy value is adjusted within the range of 0-400MJ. The pointer of the corresponding energy ring will point to the adjusted energy value (as shown in the interface change state Figure 2-8); click the Start / End option in the lower left corner of the main interface (as shown in the interface change state Figure 9) to start or end energy transmission.

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