Medical information processing system, non-transitory computer readable storage medium, and ultrasound diagnosis apparatus

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium having stored therein a computer program causing a computer to execute a process comprising:

• setting a region of interest in a mammography image of a breast of a patient;
• referring to a storage configured to store therein the mammography image and information indicating an image taking direction of the mammography image and specifying position information of the region of interest in a schematic drawing that schematically expresses the breast, on a basis of position information of the region of interest in the mammography image and the information indicating the image taking direction;
• and
• outputting the position information of the region of interest in the schematic drawing.

An ultrasound diagnosis apparatus comprising:

• processing circuitry configured to:
• obtain a mammography image of a breast of a patient and information indicating an image taking direction of the mammography image;
• set a region of interest in the mammography image;
• specify position information of the region of interest in a schematic drawing that schematically expresses the breast, on a basis of position information of the region of interest in the mammography image and the information indicating the image taking direction;
• and
• output the position information of the region of interest in the schematic drawing.

An ultrasound diagnosis apparatus comprising:

• a communication controller configured to receive a mammography image of a breast of a patient and information indicating a region of interest set in the mammography image, from an image processing apparatus via a network;
• an ultrasound probe;
• an image processor configured to generate an ultrasound image on a basis of data acquired by the ultrasound probe;
• and
• processing circuitry configured to cause a display to display the mammography image, the region of interest, and the ultrasound image.