Ultrasonic data processing method, ultrasonic device and storage medium
AssigneeShenzhen Mindray Bio-Medical Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsGuanghui Yang, Peiying He, Huaiqing Gao
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Abstract
An ultrasonic data processing method, said method being applied to an ultrasonic device. Said method comprises: acquiring an ultrasonic image by scanning a target object with an ultrasound probe; acquiring a scanning parameter information of the ultrasound probe; acquiring object information corresponding to the target object; and establishing an association among the object information, the scanning parameter information and the ultrasonic image. Further disclosed are an ultrasonic device and a storage medium.
Claims22
An ultrasonic data processing method applied to an ultrasound device, comprising:
- acquiring an ultrasound image by scanning a target object with an ultrasound probe;
- acquiring probe attribute information of the ultrasound probe, the probe attribute information at least comprising a probe serial number;
- acquiring object information corresponding to the target object;
- and
- establishing an association among the object information, the probe attribute information, and the ultrasound image, so as to allow a medical staff to trace use records of the ultrasound probe in subsequent operations.
An ultrasound device, comprising:
- an ultrasound probe configured to scan a target object to acquire an ultrasound image;
- a memory configured to store executable instructions;
- and
- a processor configured to execute the executable instructions stored in the memory to:
- acquire the ultrasound image by scanning the target object with the ultrasound probe;
- acquire probe attribute information of the ultrasound probe, the probe attribute information at least comprising a probe serial number;
- acquire object information corresponding to the target object;
- and
- establish an association among the object information, the probe attribute information, and the ultrasound image, so as to allow a medical staff to trace use records of the ultrasound probe in subsequent operations.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.