Deep Learning Urine Flow Diagnosis Model
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional urodynamic studies for diagnosing lower urinary tract symptoms are invasive, causing discomfort, pain, and risk of infection, and are not suitable for widespread use due to their invasive nature.
Innovation Solution
A deep learning-based method using non-invasive simple urine flow test results to train models for diagnosing lower urinary tract symptoms, extracting character and graph data to identify feature points correlated with symptom causes, and integrating these for accurate diagnosis without invasive procedures.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Measurement precision
If conventional urodynamic study is performed to accurately diagnose lower urinary tract symptoms, then diagnostic accuracy is improved, but patient discomfort and risk of infection increase due to invasive catheter insertion
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates a virtual model (copy) of the urodynamic study results using deep learning algorithms trained on data from actual urodynamic studies. This virtual model can predict diagnostic outcomes without requiring actual invasive procedures, thereby maintaining diagnostic accuracy while eliminating patient discomfort and infection risks associated with real catheter insertion
Solution Approach 2:
The patent replaces the mechanical invasive system (catheter insertion and physical pressure measurement) with an information processing system (deep learning algorithms analyzing non-invasive urine flow test data). This substitution maintains the diagnostic function while eliminating the harmful mechanical intrusion into the patient's body
2Reliability
If invasive urodynamic study is used to determine surgical candidates, then diagnostic reliability is improved, but patient mental stress and embarrassment increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates a virtual representation of the invasive diagnostic process using deep learning models trained on urodynamic study data. This virtual model reproduces diagnostic reliability by analyzing patterns from training data, allowing accurate surgical candidate identification without subjecting patients to the embarrassing and stressful invasive procedure
3Ease of operation
If simple urine flow test is used instead of urodynamic study, then patient comfort is improved, but diagnostic capability deteriorates due to lack of pressure measurement
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces deep learning algorithms as an intermediary that bridges the gap between simple urine flow test data and accurate diagnostic capability. The algorithm processes the limited non-invasive data and extracts diagnostic information that would traditionally require invasive pressure measurements, thereby restoring diagnostic capability while maintaining patient comfort
Solution Approach 2:
The patent transforms the approach by changing from direct physical measurement parameters (pressure, flow rate) to derived informational parameters (patterns, correlations, relationships) that can be extracted from simple urine flow test data through deep learning analysis. This parameter transformation enables accurate diagnosis without invasive measurements
Data Source
AI summary
A simple urine flow test result learning method and a lower urinary tract symptom diagnosis method is provided, and more particularly, a simple urine flow test result learning method and a lower urinary tract symptom diagnosis method of training a neural network using simple urine flow test results, which are non-invasive data, and diagnosing lower urinary tract symptoms using the trained neural network, wherein the lower urinary tract symptom diagnosis method prevents pain and shame from occurring in a patient during a diagnosis process of lower urinary tract symptoms and reduces the risk of secondary infection occurring through an invasive diagnosis method, by generating a trained model using results of a simple urine flow test, which is a non-invasive test method, based on deep learning, and diagnosing lower urinary tract symptoms using the trained model.


