Imaging apparatus for diagnosis, method of controlling the same, program, and computer readable storage medium
AssigneeTerumo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKouichi Inoue, Junya Furuichi, Hijiri Etou
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AssigneeTerumo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKouichi Inoue, Junya Furuichi, Hijiri Etou
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An imaging apparatus and method for diagnosis acquiring information of an inside of a blood vessel and reconstructing a vascular image are disclosed, wherein when acquiring data through a rotation position and a movement of an imaging core, X-ray images at a fixed viewpoint position are synchronized so as to be continuously input along a time axis. Then, timing when vascular activity such as a cardiac beat can occur is determined based on the X-ray images. A plurality of vascular cross-sectional images on a plane orthogonal to a vascular axis acquired through the rotation and the movement of the imaging core are acquired. Then, a vascular image along the vascular axis is generated from the vascular cross-sectional image or the vascular cross-sectional images in series, and when performing a display, a site having vascular activity is displayed in a discriminable manner.
An imaging apparatus for diagnosis acquiring information of an inside of a blood vessel and reconstructing a vascular image, the imaging apparatus comprising:
A method of controlling an imaging apparatus for diagnosis acquiring information of an inside of a blood vessel and reconstructing a vascular image by using an imaging core configured to emit light or ultrasound toward a lumen surface of a blood vessel and to detect reflection of the light or ultrasound, a probe configured to accommodate the imaging core, and a motor configured to rotate the imaging core and to move the imaging core along the probe at a predetermined velocity, the method comprising:
An imaging apparatus for diagnosis acquiring information of an inside of a blood vessel and reconstructing a vascular image, the imaging apparatus comprising:
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