Konica Minolta, Inc.

Konica Minolta Medical and Graphic, Inc.

Konica Minolta Photo Imaging, Inc.

Taketoh Muraoka

Akinori Tsunomori

Takenori Fukumoto

A non-transitory recording medium storing a computer readable program that causes a computer of a moving image management apparatus, which manages a radiographic moving image, to perform: obtaining that is obtaining a first radiographic moving image and a second radiographic moving image, the first radiographic moving image showing a movement of a subject while breathing is repeated a first number of times per unit time, and the second radiographic moving image showing a movement of the subject while breathing is repeated a second number of times that is different from the first number of times per the unit time; and associating that is associating respective numbers of breaths during imagings with the first radiographic moving image and the second radiographic moving image that are obtained in the obtaining.

Recording medium, moving image management apparatus, and moving image display system

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program causing a computer to perform the following, obtaining a radiation moving image in which a chest portion of a subject when the subject breathes is shown; analyzing a dynamic state of the chest portion based on the radiation moving image obtained in the obtaining; and extracting impedance regarding breathing based on an analysis result obtained in the analyzing.

Storage medium, dynamic analysis apparatus, and diagnosis supporting system

A radiographic imaging system includes a radiation emitter, an image generator and a hardware processor. The radiation emitter emits radiation. The image generator generates a dynamic image composed of a plurality of frames according to received radiation The hardware processor determines at a predetermined timing whether at least one imaging allowing condition is satisfied. In response to determining that the at least one imaging allowing condition is satisfied, the hardware processor allows at least one of the radiation emitter and the image generator to operate.

Radiographic imaging system, imaging control apparatus and radiographic imaging method

The radiographic-image capturing device is provided with: a detecting unit that has multiple scanning lines and multiple signal lines arranged so as to intersect with each other, and has multiple radiation detection elements arranged two-dimensionally at each of the areas partitioned by the multiple scanning lines and multiple signal lines; a reading circuit that reads electric charges from the radiation detection elements via the signal lines, and converts the electric charges to electric signals, and outputs the electric signals as image data, for each of the radiation detection elements; and compressing means for compressing image data of each of the radiation detection elements. The compressing means creates difference data between the image data of adjacent radiation detection elements, for each of the image data outputted from multiple radiation detection elements connected to the same signal line, and compresses this difference data.

Radiographic-image capturing device and radiographic-image capturing system

There is described an image-reading apparatus to acquire image data by reading a scanned image comprising an image sensor having a light emitting means and a photo receiving means for receiving a light emitted from the light emitting means, and a reading control means for controlling the image sensor. The photo receiving means separately acquires light amount data in a plurality of wavelength regions, and the reading control means independently controls a start and a stop of each of light receiving operations of the photo receiving means conducted in the plurality of wavelength regions. Further, there is also described an image-reading apparatus to acquire image data by reading a scanned image comprising an image sensor having a plurality of light emitting means, light emitting wavelength regions of which are different from each other, and photo receiving means for receiving light emitted from the plurality of light emitting means, and a reading control means for controlling the image sensor, and the reading control means independently controls a start and a stop of each of light emitting operations conducted by the plurality of light emitting means.

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Hino, Japan

Taketoh Muraoka