Medical visualisation system
AssigneeAmbu A/S
InventorsMorten Grønning Nielsen, Line Sandahl Ubbesen
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Abstract
A monitor device operable to receive image data from a medical visualization device and a medical visualization system comprising the monitor device are disclosed. The monitor device includes a housing and a processing unit adapted to receive the image data from the medical visualization device and cause a display to display a graphical user interface. The monitor device displays a live representation of the image data within a first portion of the graphical user interface and displays a stopwatch button within a second portion of the graphical user interface.
Claims17
A monitor device operable to receive image data from a medical visualization device, the monitor device comprising:
- a housing, and
- a processing unit adapted to receive the image data from the medical visualization device and cause a display to display a graphical user interface,
- wherein the monitor device:
- displays a live representation of the image data within a first portion of the graphical user interface, and
- displays a stopwatch button within a second portion of the graphical user interface, the second portion and the first portion being non-overlapping,
- and wherein the monitor device, while displaying the live representation of the image data, is adapted to detect a first user input corresponding to selection of the stopwatch button, and in response to detection of the first user input the monitor device:
- activates a time of a stopwatch, and
- displays a timestamp table within the graphical user interface, wherein the timestamp table comprises an add timestamp button,
- and wherein the monitor device is adapted to detect a second user input corresponding to selection of the add timestamp button, and in response to detection of the second user input the monitor device:
- stores a first timestamp comprising a first timestamp value corresponding to the time of the stopwatch when detecting the second user input, and
- displays a first timestamp entry in the timestamp table comprising the first timestamp value.
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