Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Hidehiko Morinaga

Akira Yoshino

Kiyoshi Watanabe

Mamoru Nagano

Shigeki Koyama

Maiko Sato

Yoshiko Kobari

Yoshikazu Sawada

Ayako Fujii

Masaaki Tamura

Osamu Tsujii

Yoshio Iizuka

Tetsuo Shimada

Kiyohide Satoh

Tomohiro Ota

Masami Kawagishi

Yoshihito Machida

Keita Takatani

There is provided a radiographic imaging apparatus capable of facilitating a comparative radiological interpretation of symmetric portions or a temporal comparative radiological interpretation of a same imaging target. The radiographic imaging apparatus includes an image control unit configured to cause a display unit configured to display a plurality of divided screens to display a first radiographic image of a first imaging target on a first divided screen of the plurality of divided screens. The image control unit causes a radiographic image of the first imaging target that is captured at a different time from the first radiographic image or a radiographic image of a second imaging target that is a symmetric imaging target of the first imaging target to be displayed on a second divided screen of the plurality of divided screens as a second radiographic image.

Radiographic imaging apparatus, radiographic imaging system, radiographic imaging method, and storage medium

An image processing apparatus obtains a three-dimensional radiation image of a right region of substantially symmetrical regions, obtains a three-dimensional radiation image of a left region of the substantially symmetrical regions, performs alignment between the three-dimensional radiation image of the right region and the three-dimensional radiation image of the left region based on a feature position of the regions, and substantially symmetrically arranges and displays the three-dimensional radiation image of the right region and the three-dimensional radiation image of the left region which have been aligned.

Image processing apparatus, image processing method, radiation imaging system, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium

A diagnosis support apparatus includes a display control unit configured to display an input GUI which receives input of a plurality of findings regarding a subject, a deducing unit configured to deduce a diagnosis of the subject on the basis of the findings input through the input GUI, and a determining unit configured to determine whether one of the plurality of input findings supports the deduction or not. In this case the display control unit changes the display form of the input GUI which receives input of the determined finding in accordance with the determination result.

Diagnosis support apparatus, storage medium storing program, and method for deducing a diagnosis based on input findings

A display apparatus comprises an obtaining unit that obtains information associated with a human body to be examined, a forming unit that forms, based on information on a radiographing range of a radiographing apparatus with respect to the human body to be examined included in the obtained information, a graphic showing the radiographing range of the radiographing apparatus onto a body diagram of the human body to be examined; and a display control unit that controls a display unit to display the formed graphic.

Display apparatus and display method for displaying the radiographing range of a human body to be examined

The invention provides an image display apparatus for displaying three cross sectional images for enabling efficient observation of a three-dimensional distribution of the images between a plurality of positions of interest when there are the plurality of positions of interest (abnormal shadow candidates) in three-dimensional medical image data. The apparatus determines a display switch parameter for each coordinate axis according to a positional relationship between a first position of interest and a second position of interest on a displayed image for each coordinate axis, and displays the cross sectional images by switching the cross sectional images in parallel from the first position of interest toward the second position of interest according to the determined display switch parameter.

Image display apparatus and image display method

An apparatus and method provides different animations or effects when screens of different groups of icons are switched. This technique prevents a user for mistakenly assuming that icons on different screens necessarily are related to each other, even if they occupy the same location on the screen.

Display apparatus, display method, program and storage medium

Disclosed is a technique for setting a body frame for a pattern and collectively deleting an area located outside the body frame. Consecutive codes can be assigned to scanned patterns.

Figure processing method

A figure pattern is processed by modifying a point array that forms the figure pattern. The modification may include moving the points of the array, inserting points into the array, deleting points of the array, and changing the attributes of the points or the point array. According to one arrangement, a sample point of an array forming the outline of a figure pattern is designated for deletion and a figure pattern corresponding to the sample point array is generated on the basis of an attribute of sample points adjacent to the sample point designated for deletion.

A change in magnification of a figure pattern within a predetermined area is performed by designating a desired rectangular frame or one point on a screen, A plurality of menus associated with figure processes are performed by interruption,

Figure processing with magnification of designated portion of display

A character generator includes a memory for storing a plurality of character patterns for each character having a specified character code, the plurality of character patterns having different writing start and end points so as to continuously couple a character pattern to the preceding and following character patterns in a string of continuous characters when the string of continuous characters are outputted, and a search unit for searching and deriving a character pattern corresponding to a subject character code from the plurality of character patterns which character pattern as derived is a most appropriate pattern and is continuously coupled to the preceding and following character patterns.

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Tokyo, Japan

Hidehiko Morinaga