Graphical User Interface for the Report of Digestive Endoscopic Lesions in Electronic Devices

CN309374394SActive Publication Date: 2025-07-08TIANJIN YUJIN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MEDICAL TECH CO LTD
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Application Number
CN202430469972.X
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Designs(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-07-26
Publication Date
2025-07-08
Estimated Expiration
2039-07-26

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Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Graphical User Interface for the Report of Digestive Endoscopy Lesion Examination of an Electronic Device. 2. Use of the Design Product: An electronic device. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the graphical user interface. 4. Picture or Photograph Most Illustrating the Design Key Points: The front view of Design 1. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design. 6. Use of the Graphical User Interface: The graphical user interface of this design product is used for the report of digestive endoscopy lesion examination. The front view of Design 1 is the default state of the gastric endoscopy heat map. When the user clicks the button "Examination Report" in the left sidebar, the interface becomes the first interface change state diagram of Design 1. On the right side of the interface is the "Part Examination Video" of the endoscope, and on the left side is a schematic diagram of the stomach. According to the examination position in the right video, the corresponding part area in the left schematic diagram is highlighted. When the user observes a lesion, clicks the button "Screenshot" in the lower right corner of the "Part Examination Video", and an additional screenshot image is displayed in the "Lesion Screenshot" below the "Part Examination Video", and the interface becomes the second interface change state diagram of Design 1. The front view of Design 2 is the default state of the gastric endoscopy heat map. When the user clicks the button "Examination Report" in the left sidebar, the interface becomes the first interface change state diagram of Design 2. When clicking the button "Clue Mode" in the upper right corner of the schematic diagram, the interface becomes the second interface change state diagram of Design 2. Here, a list of clues for the whole process of endoscopy examination is shown in chronological order. When clicking any time period in the clue list, the video in the "Part Examination Video" on the right will jump to the corresponding time period. The front view of Design 3 is the default state of the intestinal endoscopy heat map. When the user clicks the button "Examination Report" in the left sidebar, the interface becomes the first interface change state diagram of Design 3. On the right side of the interface is the "Part Examination Video" of the endoscope, and on the left side is a schematic diagram of the intestine. According to the examination position in the right video, the corresponding part area in the left schematic diagram is highlighted. When the user observes a lesion, clicks the button "Screenshot" in the lower right corner of the "Part Examination Video", and an additional screenshot image is displayed in the "Lesion Screenshot" below the "Part Examination Video", and the interface becomes the second interface change state diagram of Design 3. The front view of Design 4 is the default state of the intestinal endoscopy heat map. When the user clicks the button "Inspection Report" in the left sidebar, the interface changes to the state diagram 1 of Design 4. When clicking the button "Lead Mode" in the upper right corner of the schematic diagram, the interface changes to the state diagram 2 of Design 4. Here, a list of leads for the entire endoscopic examination process is shown in chronological order. When clicking on any time period in the lead list, the video in the "Part Inspection Video" on the right will jump to the corresponding time period video.
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