Fujifilm Corporation

Fujifilm Healthcare Corporation

Kazuki Matsuzaki

Tadashi Nakamura

Keisuke Yamakawa

Toru Shirai

Isao Takahashi

Provided is an X-ray imaging apparatus that can understand a three-dimensional position of a treatment tool in real time during a medical operation without rotating a column of an X-ray tube. A first X-ray image is acquired by irradiating a subject with X-rays from a first X-ray tube supported by a first column and detecting the X-rays transmitted through the subject by an X-ray detector. A second X-ray image is acquired by irradiating the subject with X-rays from a second X-ray tube supported by a second column at a position shifted from an optical axis of the first X-ray tube and detecting the X-rays transmitted through the subject by the X-ray detector. A position of an image of a predetermined feature part included in the first X-ray image and a position of an image of the feature part included in the second X-ray image are used to calculate a three-dimensional position of the image of the predetermined feature part.

X-ray imaging apparatus and X-ray imaging method

Provided is an X-ray imaging apparatus including two tubes, the X-ray imaging apparatus having a smaller exposure amount of a subject than a biplane X-ray imaging apparatus, maintaining an image quality of an X-ray image in a time axis direction, and improving the visibility of a device or the like. A first X-ray tube that irradiates the subject with X-rays, a second X-ray tube that irradiates the subject with X-rays from a direction different from a direction of the first X-ray tube, and one X-ray detector that detects the X-rays that are applied from the first X-ray tube and the second X-ray tube and are transmitted through the subject are provided. Pulse-like power is alternately supplied to the first X-ray tube at a first pulse width and to the second X-ray tube at a second pulse width such that a period in which the first X-ray tube applies the X-rays and a period in which the second X-ray tube applies the X-rays do not overlap with each other. A first X-ray image is generated by taking in output of the X-ray detector that has detected the X-rays applied from the first X-ray tube. A second X-ray image is generated by taking in output of the X-ray detector that has detected the X-rays applied from the second X-ray tube.

X-ray imaging apparatus and operation method of X-ray imaging apparatus

Provided is a technique capable of calculating a three-dimensional position of a treatment tool only by processing an X-ray image without using an external signal of a body movement monitor or the like and capable of eliminating an influence of body movement. A plurality of combinations of a plurality of X-ray images from a plurality of X-ray images acquired at different angles or times are used to obtain a parameter serving as an index of calculation accuracy of a three-dimensional position of a treatment tool for each combination and to calculate the three-dimensional position of the treatment tool based on a combination of X-ray images serving as a parameter having the highest accuracy.

X-ray imaging device and treatment tool recognition method

A medical image processing apparatus and a medical image processing method are provided which are capable of clearly presenting a distal end of a medical device in a tomosynthesis image of an object under examination into which the medical device is inserted. The medical image processing apparatus handles a tomosynthesis image generated using a plurality of projection images obtained by imaging an object under examination in an angle range of less than 180 degrees, and includes: a storage section for pre-storing blur data at individual imaging space coordinates; and a correction section for correcting the tomosynthesis image using the blur data.

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Chiba, Japan

Kazuki Matsuzaki