Imaging apparatus for diagnosis and program
AssigneeTerumo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsIsao Mori, Ema Itoh
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AssigneeTerumo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsIsao Mori, Ema Itoh
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An imaging apparatus is disclosed for diagnosis generating a first tomographic image and a second tomographic image inside a lumen of a measurement subject body by using an ultrasound signal which is transmitted and received by a first transmitting and receiving unit and an optical signal which is transmitted and received by a second transmitting and receiving unit in a case where a transmitting and receiving unit in which the first transmitting and receiving unit performing transmission and reception of the ultrasound signal and the second transmitting and receiving unit performing transmission and reception of the optical signal are disposed moves in an axial direction while rotating in the lumen of the measurement subject body.
An imaging apparatus for diagnosis generating a first tomographic image and a second tomographic image inside a lumen of a measurement subject body, the apparatus comprising:
An imaging apparatus for diagnosis generating a first tomographic image and a second tomographic image inside a lumen of a measurement subject body, the apparatus comprising:
A method of controlling an imaging apparatus for diagnosis generating a first tomographic image and a second tomographic image inside a lumen of a measurement subject body by using an ultrasound signal which is transmitted and received by a first transmitter and receiver and an optical signal which is transmitted and received by a second transmitter and receiver in a case where a transmitter and receiver in which the first transmitter and receiver performing transmission and reception of the ultrasound signal and the second transmitter and receiver performing transmission and reception of the optical signal are disposed moves in an axial direction while rotating in the lumen of the measurement subject body, the method comprising:
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