Storage medium, dynamic analysis apparatus, and dynamic analysis system
AssigneeKonica Minolta, Inc.
InventorsShikou Kaneko, Sumiya Nagatsuka
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Abstract
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program causes a computer to perform an analysis process based on a radiation moving image in which a dynamic state of a specific site of a subject is captured. The program includes the analysis process in which, an analysis is performed based on the radiation moving image wherein when a plane in which the specific site is movable is to be a movable plane, the radiation moving image is obtained by irradiating radiation on the specific site in a state in which the radiation is orthogonal to the movable plane.
Claims8
An image processing apparatus comprising:
- a hardware processor configured to,
- obtain a radiation moving image of a subject including a plurality of bones aligned connected,
- extract an image feature of a bone from each of a plurality of frame images included in the radiation moving image,
- set a region of interest on at least one bone in a frame image which is to be a standard frame image among the plurality of frame images and chase an image feature in the set region of interest in a time direction, and
- match a position of the subject among the plurality of frame images using a chase result of the set region of interest.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program causing a computer to,
- obtain a radiation moving image of a subject including a plurality of bones aligned connected,
- extract an image feature of a bone from each of a plurality of frame images included in the radiation moving image,
- set a region of interest on at least one bone in a frame image which is to be a standard frame image among the plurality of frame images and chase an image feature in the set region of interest in a time direction, and
- match a position of the subject among the plurality of frame images using a chase result of the set region of interest.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.