Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Canon Medical Systems Corporation

Toshiba Medical Systems Corporation

Hidesuke Tomura

Motohiro Sato

Koichi Kaminaga

Toshiaki Kondo

Kazuya Akaki

An X-ray diagnostic apparatus according to an embodiment has a display configured to superimpose and display a plurality of X-ray irradiation ranges for generating a long range X-ray image on an image indicating a subject; and a display controller configured to change, based on an operation of a user, a position of an overlap region which is displayed on the display and at which the X-ray irradiation ranges which are adjacent to each other are overlapped.

X-ray diagnostic apparatus and X-ray tube holding device

According to one embodiment, an X-ray diagnostic apparatus includes a display and processing circuitry. The display displays information representing a position of an object corresponding to an irradiation position of an X-ray tube. The processing circuitry receives an operation for adjusting the irradiation position of the X-ray tube based on the information displayed on the display, and controls the X-ray tube based on the irradiation position adjusted by the operation.

X-ray diagnosis apparatus and x-ray diagnosis method

An event signal is generated in response to a specific event as a trigger. A recording control unit controls the operation of an image recording unit on the basis of the event signal, thereby automatically forming, as a unit, and recording moving image information based on a unified standard. In addition, an event signal is generated in response to a specific event as a trigger. On the basis of ultrasonic image data of a frame corresponding to the event signal generation, a representative image as an index for search is automatically generated and recorded in association with the ultrasonic image data of the corresponding frame. Furthermore, the recorded representative image is read out and set on the screen. The ultrasonic image data is reproduced on the basis of the frame associated with the representative image selected by the operator.

Ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus

An ultrasonic diagnosing apparatus including an ultrasonic transducer for transmitting an ultrasonic beam to a subject and converting echoes from the subject to echo signals, a transmitter/receiver circuit for driving the ultrasonic transducer, an image processor signal processing the echo signals output from the ultrasonic transducer to output an ultrasonic image signal, a memory for storing body-mark pattern data indicating a first body-mark, a body-mark processor for processing the body-mark pattern data so that a part of the first body-mark pattern is designated as a second body-mark pattern, and a display for displaying the ultrasonic image and the body-mark pattern from the body-mark processor.

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Otawara, Japan

Hidesuke Tomura