Image display apparatus, method, and program
AssigneeFUJIFILM Corporation
InventorsAkimichi Ichinose, Keigo Nakamura
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Abstract
A processor superimposes and displays relevant information related to a medical image on the medical image so as to be switchable between display and hiding. The processor switches at least a part of the relevant information to be hidden in a case where another operation related to display or interpretation of the medical image is detected, the other operation being an operation other than a dedicated operation for switching between display and hiding of the relevant information while the relevant information is being displayed.
Claims9
An image display apparatus comprising at least one processor,
- wherein the processor is configured to:
- superimpose and display relevant information related to a medical image on the medical image so as to be switchable between display and hiding;
- switch at least a part of the relevant information to be hidden in a case where another operation related to display or interpretation of the medical image is detected, the other operation being an operation other than a dedicated operation for switching between display and hiding of the relevant information while the relevant information is being displayed,
- wherein the medical image is a three-dimensional image including a plurality of tomographic images, and
- wherein the other operation comprises a paging operation on the plurality of tomographic images;
- in response to detecting the paging operation being performed on the plurality of tomographic images, hide the relevant information from the medical image;
- and
- in response to detecting the paging operation being stopped, superimpose and display the relevant information on the medical image.
An image display method comprising:
- superimposing and displaying relevant information related to a medical image on the medical image so as to be switchable between display and hiding;
- switching at least a part of the relevant information to be hidden in a case where another operation related to display or interpretation of the medical image is detected, the other operation being an operation other than a dedicated operation for switching between display and hiding of the relevant information while the relevant information is being displayed,
- wherein the medical image is a three-dimensional image including a plurality of tomographic images, and
- wherein the other operation comprises a paging operation on the plurality of tomographic images;
- in response to detecting the paging operation being performed on the plurality of tomographic images, hiding the relevant information from the medical image;
- and
- in response to detecting the paging operation being stopped, superimposing and displaying the relevant information on the medical image.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium that stores an image display program causing a computer to execute:
- a procedure of superimposing and displaying relevant information related to a medical image on the medical image so as to be switchable between display and hiding;
- and
- a procedure of switching at least a part of the relevant information to be hidden in a case where another operation related to display or interpretation of the medical image is detected, the other operation being an operation other than a dedicated operation for switching between display and hiding of the relevant information while the relevant information is being displayed,
- wherein the medical image is a three-dimensional image including a plurality of tomographic images, and
- wherein the other operation comprises a paging operation on the plurality of tomographic images;
- a procedure of, in response to detecting the paging operation being performed on the plurality of tomographic images, hiding the relevant information from the medical image;
- and
- a procedure of, in response to detecting the paging operation being stopped, superimposing and displaying the relevant information on the medical image.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.