Method and system for processing visual images of digestive system
AssigneesIntromedic Co., Ltd., University of Bridgeport
InventorsYoung Ho KIM, Young Dae SEO, Dong Ha LEE, Jeongkyu LEE
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Abstract
The present invention provides a method and system for processing visual images of a digestive system. The method comprises: detecting visual images of a digestive system; storing the detected visual images; analyzing the stored visual images to identify corresponding event frames; and displaying the identified event frames quantitatively with respect to at least one reference. With the method and system, visual images of a digestive system can be processed more accurately, efficiently and conveniently for diagnostic purposes.
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A method for processing visual images of a digestive system, the method comprising:
- detecting visual images of a digestive system;
- storing the detected visual images;
- analyzing the stored visual images to identify corresponding event frames;
- and
- displaying the identified event frames quantitatively with respect to at least one reference.
A computer-readable storage medium encoded with a computer program for implementing a method for processing visual images of a digestive system, the method comprising:
- detecting visual images of a digestive system;
- storing the detected visual images;
- analyzing the stored visual images to identify corresponding event frames;
- and
- displaying the identified event frames quantitatively with respect to at least one reference.
A system for processing visual images of a digestive system, the system comprising:
- an image detection unit for detecting visual images of a digestive system;
- a data storage unit for storing the detected visual images;
- a processing unit for analyzing the visual images to identify corresponding event frames;
- and
- a displaying unit for displaying the identified event frames quantitatively with respect to at least one reference selected from the group comprising time and medical event.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.