In-vivo imaging system and body-insertable apparatus
AssigneeOlympus Medical Systems Corp.
InventorsTetsuo MINAI, Shinsuke TANAKA, Akio UCHIYAMA
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AssigneeOlympus Medical Systems Corp.
InventorsTetsuo MINAI, Shinsuke TANAKA, Akio UCHIYAMA
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A body-insertable apparatus includes a light-receiving unit that includes light-receiving elements each having a receiving wavelength spectrum; light-emitting units including a near ultraviolet light source whose peak of the emission intensity is near ultraviolet light with a wavelength deviated, from a receiving wavelength spectrum associated with the receiving wavelength spectrum, by a predetermined wavelength and including a yellow light source whose peak of the emission intensity is yellow; a selection unit that can select, from among the light-emitting units, light-emitting units corresponding respectively to the near ultraviolet and the yellow light sources; an image creating unit creating a normal-light image in accordance with a combined flat-shaped wavelength spectrum combined using the light-receiving unit or creating a special-light image in accordance with a combined sharp wavelength spectrum combined using a pixel that receives blue-color-component light of the light-receiving unit and a pixel that receives green-color-component light of the light-receiving unit, the light being obtained at the emission of light when the near ultraviolet light source and the yellow light source are selected using the selection unit; a transmitting unit transmitting the normal-light image or the created special-light image; and a control unit controlling driving of the light-receiving elements in accordance with selection performed by the selection unit.
An in-vivo image-capturing system, comprising:
An in-vivo image-capturing system, comprising:
A body-insertable apparatus comprising:
A body-insertable apparatus comprising:
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