Endoscope Image Prioritization for Multi-Region Size Display

The patent segments the display of multiple observation target regions by prioritizing them and presenting size information sequentially rather than simultaneously. The processor outputs size information in the order of priority, allowing users to focus on high-priority regions first without being overwhelmed by all regions at once, thus resolving the contradiction between providing complete information and maintaining ease of operation.

The system performs preliminary prioritization of observation target regions based on their positions and characteristics before measuring sizes. By determining the priority order in advance and then measuring sizes sequentially in that predetermined order, the system reduces processing time while ensuring that high-priority regions are measured first, thus resolving the contradiction between measurement completeness and processing time.

The patent applies local quality by differentiating the processing treatment for different regions based on their priority. Instead of uniformly processing all regions with the same complexity, the system focuses computational resources on high-priority regions first, then progressively handles lower-priority regions. This selective processing approach maintains analysis comprehensiveness for critical regions while reducing overall processing system complexity.