Prostate biopsy procedure navigation positioning graphical user interface for electronic devices

Abstract

1. Name of the product in this design: Graphical User Interface for Prostate Puncture Surgery Navigation and Positioning in Electronic Equipment. 2. Purpose of this design: for running programs and communication. 3. The key design feature of this product is its graphical user interface. 4. Images or photos that best illustrate the design points: Interface change state diagram 11. 5. Applications of the graphical user interface: Used for display screens of prostate puncture navigation and positioning equipment, operating table display screens, computers, tablets, and mobile phones for human-computer interaction. It achieves positioning through real-time ultrasound imaging and virtual needle positioning, assisting doctors in completing puncture surgery planning. 6. The area of ​​the graphical user interface in the product: the graphical user interface in electronic devices. 7. Human-computer interaction methods of graphical user interface: Interact by tapping, clicking or dragging the user's finger across the graphical user interface to load subsequent graphical user interfaces or run applications. 8. Description of the graphical user interface (GUI) state changes: The main view is the initial interface. After the user powers on, the system enters the login interface (Figure 1). After login, it enters the interface (Figure 2). The user then enters patient and surgical information, or imports files (Figure 3). The import process is shown in Figure 4. Clicking "Local" jumps to Figure 5, which displays historical data. After entering user information and clicking "Confirm," or after importing MRI images, the system enters Figure 6 for prostate contour delineation, followed by lesion delineation (Figure 7). After delineation is complete, clicking "Confirm" initiates the ultrasound scanning step (Figure 8). The scanning process then begins. The interface changes as shown in Figure 9 (completed display), and the outline of the prostate ultrasound is shown in Figure 10 (outlined display). After outlining, click "Confirm" to enter the fusion step interface (Figure 11). Click "Confirm" to enter the surgical module interface (Figure 12). Select the puncture needle and puncture frame (Figure 13). Select the completed interface (Figure 14). Click "Execute Surgery" (Figure 15). Perform the puncture directly. Click "Surgery Planning" (Figure 16). After planning is complete, start the surgery (Figure 17). After the surgery is complete, click "Generate Report" (Figure 18). Click "Preview" to open the interface (Figure 19).

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