Graphical User Interface for Ultrasonic Image Processing in Electronic Devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for Ultrasonic Image Processing in Electronic Devices. 2. Purpose of this design: Primarily for use in an electronic device. 3. The key design features of this product are the user interface and the displayed graphics. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: the front view. 5. Purpose of the graphical user interface: The graphical user interface of this product is used as a human-computer interaction interface for receiving, displaying, storing and processing ultrasound images. 6. Human-computer interaction method of graphical user interface: Step 1: The main view is the login interface. The user enters the account and password in the main view and clicks "Login". The user is then redirected to the interface change state diagram 1, which is the interface for changing the bound device. Step 2: The user clicks "Next" in the interface change state diagram 1, which will take them to the interface change state diagram 2, which is the inspection interface. Step 3: The user clicks "Check Now" in the interface change state diagram 2, which will jump to the interface change state diagram 3, which is the scanning interface. Step 4: The user clicks on "Liver and Gallbladder" in the lower left corner of the interface change state diagram 3, which will jump to the interface change state diagram 4, which is the body part selection interface. Step 5: The user clicks on "Carotid Artery" in the upper left corner of the interface change state diagram 4, which will jump to the interface change state diagram 5, which is the selected carotid artery scanning interface. In the interface change state diagram 4, users can click "Thyroid" to enter the selected thyroid scan interface; users can click "Breast" to enter the selected breast scan interface; users can click "Neck Lymph" to enter the selected neck lymph node scan interface; users can click "Inguinal Lymph" to enter the selected inguinal lymph node scan interface; users can click "Axillary Lymph" to enter the selected axillary lymph node scan interface; users can click "Mesenteric Lymph Node" to enter the selected mesenteric lymph node scan interface; users can click "Lower Limb Blood Vessels" to enter the selected lower limb blood vessel scan interface; users can click "Subcutaneous Fat" to enter the selected subcutaneous fat scan interface; users can click "Bladder" to enter the selected bladder scan interface; and users can click "Prostate" to enter the selected prostate scan interface. Step 6: The user places the probe on the patient's neck, and the interface automatically jumps to the interface change state diagram 6. The interface change state diagram 6 is the carotid artery position replacement setting interface. In the interface change state diagram 5, users can click "Left Longitudinal Slice" to switch the carotid artery scanning position; users can click "Right Transverse Slice" to switch the carotid artery scanning position; users can click "Right Transverse Slice" to switch the carotid artery scanning position. Step 7: The user moves the probe over the patient's neck, and the system automatically jumps to the interface change state diagram 7 to perform the first test. The interface change state diagram 7 shows the selected scanning interface. Step 8: When the user clicks on the interface change status diagram 7 "Recording Not Started", the user will be automatically redirected to the interface change status diagram 8, which shows the carotid artery recording interface. Step 9: After the user finishes recording, the system will automatically redirect to the interface change state diagram 9, which is the video saving prompt interface. Step 10: The user clicks "Save Video" in the lower left corner of the interface change state diagram 9, which will jump to the interface change state diagram 10, which is the carotid artery measurement interface. Step 11: The user clicks "Back" in the lower right corner of the interface change state diagram 10 to jump to the interface change state diagram 11 for a second detection. The interface change state diagram 11 is the scanned interface after selection. Step 12: The user clicks "Recording Not Started" in the interface change state diagram 11, which will jump to the interface change state diagram 12, which shows the carotid artery recording interface. Step 13: After the user finishes recording, the system will automatically redirect to the interface change state diagram 13, which is the video saving prompt interface. Step Fourteen: The user clicks "Save Video" in the lower left corner of the interface change state diagram 13, which will jump to the interface change state diagram 14, which is the carotid artery measurement interface. Step 15: The user clicks "Save" in the lower right corner of the interface change state diagram 14, which will redirect to the interface change state diagram 15, which is the image library interface. If multiple tests are required, repeat steps eleven through fourteen.

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