Ophthalmologic image processing apparatus
AssigneeNidek Co., Ltd.
InventorJunichi AKITA
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Abstract
An ophthalmic image processing apparatus includes: a storage unit configured to store a fundus image and a first partial image, the first partial image being a partial image photographed for a part of the fundus image and having a higher resolution than the fundus image; and a display control unit configured to combine the first partial image with respect to an image region on the fundus image corresponding to the first partial image, and to display a combined image of the fundus image and the first partial image on a display medium.
Claims13
An ophthalmic image processing apparatus comprising:
- a storage unit configured to store a fundus image and a first partial image, the first partial image being a partial image photographed for a part of the fundus image and having a higher resolution than the fundus image;
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- a display control unit configured to combine the first partial image with respect to an image region on the fundus image corresponding to the first partial image, and to display a combined image of the fundus image and the first partial image on a display medium.
An ophthalmic image processing apparatus comprising:
- a photographing optical system configured to photograph a fundus image by projecting light to the fundus of an examinee's eye and receiving light from the fundus as a result of the light projection using a light receiving device;
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- a display control unit configured to generate the fundus image and a second partial image as an image of a part extracted from the fundus image, based on a light receiving signal from the light receiving device, and to display a first live image including a plurality of continuous fundus images and a second live image including a plurality of continuous second partial images side by side on a display medium.
An ophthalmic image processing apparatus comprising:
- a photographing optical system configured to photograph a fundus image by projecting light to the fundus of an examinees eye and receiving light from the fundus as a result of the light projection using a light receiving device;
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- a display control unit configured to display the fundus image photographed using the photographing optical system and a second partial image photographed for a range of interest included in the fundus image on a display medium, and to display at least one of the fundus image and the second partial image as a live image.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.