Ge Precision Healthcare LLC

Alec Joseph Baenen

Gireesha Chinthamani Rao

Katelyn Rose Nye

Pál Tegzes

Teri Lynn Fischer

Levente Torok

Gopal Biligeri Avinash

Zoltan Kiss

Lehel Ferenczi

Zita Herczeg

Beth Ann Heckel

Hongxu Yang

Balazs Peter Cziria

Tao Tan

Raghu Prasad

Poonam Dalal

Prabhu Rajasekaran

Eric Hart

Adam Pluim

Pulak Goswami

Dennis Wei Zhou

Keval Harishabhai Jagatiya

Scott Schubert

Aishwarya Seth

Gireesha Chintharnani Rao

Ariel Seitz Kniss

Jessica Tsai Wen

Display screen or portion thereof with a computer generated graphical user interface for placement of a medical tube or line

An image processing system is provided. The image processing system includes a display, a processor, and a memory. The memory stores processor-executable code that when executed by the processor causes receiving images of a region of interest of a patient with an enteric tube or line disposed within the region of interest, detecting the medical tube or line within the image, generating a combined image by combining the received images, and superimposing graphical markers on the combined image that indicate placement or misplacement of the enteric tube or line, and displaying the combined image on a display. In further aspects, a classification of the enteric tube or line (e.g., correctly placed tube present, malpositioned tube present, and so forth) and a detected positional change in the placement of the enteric tube or line may be determined and communicated to one or more clinicians. Additionally, the outputs of the image processing system may also be provided to facilitate triage of patients, helping prioritize which tube placements require further attention and in what order.

System and method for visualizing placement of a medical tube or line

An image processing system is provided. The image processing system includes a display, a processor, and a memory. The memory stores processor-executable code that when executed by the processor causes receiving an image of a region of interest of a patient with an enteric tube or line disposed within the region of interest, detecting the medical tube or line within the image, generating a combined image by superimposing graphical markers on the image that indicate placement or misplacement of the enteric tube or line, and displaying the combined image on a display. In further aspects, a classification of the enteric tube or line (e.g., correctly placed tube present, malpositioned tube present, and so forth) may be determined and communicated to one or more clinicians. Additionally, the outputs of the image processing system may also be provided to facilitate triage of patients, helping prioritize which tube placements require further attention and in what order.

An image processing system is provided. The image processing system includes a display, a processor, and a memory. The memory stores processor-executable code that when executed by the processor causes receiving an image of a region of interest of a patient with a medical tube or line disposed within the region of interest, detecting the medical tube or line within the image, generating a combined image by superimposing a first graphical marker on the image that indicates an end of the medical tube or line, and displaying the combined image on the display.

The current disclosure provides methods and systems for rapidly and consistently determining medical image quality metrics following acquisition of a diagnostic medical image. In one embodiment, the current disclosure teaches a method for determining an image quality metric by, acquiring a medical image of an anatomical region, mapping the medical image to a positional attribute of an anatomical feature using a trained deep neural network, determining an image quality metric based on the positional attribute of the anatomical feature, determining if the image quality metric satisfies an image quality criterion, and displaying the medical image, the image quality metric, and a status of the image quality criterion via a display device. In this way, a diagnostic scanning procedure may be expedited by providing technicians with real-time insight into quantitative image quality metrics.

System and methods for medical image quality assessment using deep neural networks

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Hartland, WI, United States of America

Alec Joseph Baenen