Canon Medical Systems Corporation

Toshiba Medical Systems Corporation

Atsushi Nakai

Yoshitaka Mine

Jiro Higuchi

Yutaka Kobayashi

Kazuo Tezuka

Cong Yao

Atsushi Sumi

Satoru Tezuka

Shunsuke Satoh

Naoki Yoneyama

Masatoshi Nishino

Kazutoshi Sadamitsu

Norihisa Kikuchi

Masami Takahashi

Naoyuki Nakazawa

Shigemitsu Nakaya

The ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus according to a present embodiment includes processing circuitry. The processing circuitry is configured to: acquire at least one of optical image data and sound data as data related to a confirmation item corresponding to a disorder name of a subject or an examination type for an ultrasonic scan; associate the ultrasonic image data acquired by the ultrasonic scan with the data related to the confirmation item; and store the association in a memory.

Ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus, and medical data processing apparatus

An ultrasonic diagnosis apparatus includes a position detector, and control circuitry. The position detector detects a position in a three-dimensional space of one of an ultrasonic image and an ultrasonic probe. The control circuitry uses a vivisection view defined in a three-dimensional space. The control circuitry associates a structure related to a subject included in the ultrasonic image with a structure included in the vivisection view using a position and orientation in a first three-dimensional coordinate system of the structure related to the subject included in the ultrasonic image and a position and orientation in a second three-dimensional coordinate system of the structure included in the vivisection view.

Ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus, scan support method, and medical image processing apparatus

In one embodiment, an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus includes a probe configured to be equipped with plural transducers arranged in a first direction and a second direction perpendicular to the first direction and be able to perform a two-dimensional scan in the first and second directions; a moving device configured to support the probe and mechanically move the probe in the second direction; a receiving circuit configured to generate first reception signals for respective moving positions of the probe in the second direction by performing receiving phase-compensation and summation processing on respective reflected signals received by the plurality of transducers at each of the moving positions; and processing circuitry configured to generate a second reception signal by performing moving aperture synthesis on the first reception signals generated for the respective moving positions of the probe based on positional information of the probe and generate image data from the second reception signal.

Ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus using synthetic and moving aperture synthesis

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Nasushiobara, Japan

Atsushi Nakai