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US 12,605,134 B2Granted
Imaging control apparatus and radiation imaging system
AssigneeKonica Minolta, Inc.
InventorsNobuyuki Miyake, Kosuke Fukazu, Keisuke Koeda
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Abstract
An imaging control apparatus includes a hardware processor that acquires a first imaging condition set as a imaging condition for a preliminary exposure performed prior to a main exposure that performs an exposure of radiation on a subject, and the hardware processor performs control based on compatibility of the acquired first imaging condition and a second imaging condition input as an imaging condition for the subject.
Claims15
An imaging control apparatus, comprising:
- a hardware processor configured to acquire an imaging condition for a preliminary exposure that performs an exposure of radiation on a subject prior to a main exposure, wherein
- the hardware processor is configured to acquire an examination condition of the subject and adjust the acquired imaging condition based on the acquired examination condition,
- the acquired imaging condition for the preliminary exposure is a second imaging condition, and
- the hardware processor is further configured to acquire a first imaging condition based on the acquired examination condition, perform a comparison of the first imaging condition to the second imaging condition to determine whether or not the second imaging condition falls within a range of the first imaging condition, and adjust the second imaging condition so as to fall within the range of the first imaging condition when the comparison determines that the second imaging condition does not fall within the range of the first imaging condition.
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A imaging control method, comprising:
- acquiring a second imaging condition as an imaging condition for a preliminary exposure performed prior to a main exposure that performs an exposure of radiation on a subject;
- acquiring an examination condition of the subject;
- acquiring a first imaging condition based on the acquired examination condition;
- comparing the first imaging condition to the second imaging condition to determine whether or not the second imaging condition falls within a range of the first imaging condition;
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- adjusting the second imaging condition so as to fall within a range of the first imaging condition when the step of comparing determines that the second imaging condition does not fall within the range of the first imaging condition.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.