Medical image processing apparatus, medical image diagnosis apparatus and recording medium
AssigneeToshiba Medical Systems Corporation
InventorsKyohei YAMAMORI, Tomohiro KAWASAKI
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Abstract
According to the embodiments, a medical image diagnosis apparatus includes a memory and processing circuitry. The memory stores volume data on a target portion including a vessel network and a plurality of blood vessels connected to the vessel network. The processing circuitry extracts the vessel network and the blood vessels from the volume data. The processing circuitry analyzes how hemodynamics in the vessel network are after treatment of the vessels.
Claims19
A medical image processing apparatus, comprising:
- a memory which stores volume data on a target portion including a vessel network and a plurality of blood vessels connected to the vessel network;
- and
- processing circuitry configured to:
- extract the vessel network and the blood vessels from the volume data;
- and
- analyze how hemodynamics in the vessel network are after treatment of the vessels.
A medical image diagnosis apparatus, comprising:
- an imaging unit which captures a target portion of a subject and obtains image data;
- a memory which stores the image data;
- and
- processing circuitry configured to:
- generate, from the image data, volume data on a target portion including a vessel network and a plurality of blood vessels connected to the vessel network;
- extract the vessel network and the blood vessels from the volume data;
- and
- analyze how hemodynamics in the vessel network are after treatment of the vessels.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing a program executed by a computer, the program comprising:
- acquiring volume data on a target portion including a vessel network and a plurality of blood vessels connected to the vessel network;
- extracting the vessel network and the blood vessels from the volume data;
- analyzing how hemodynamics in the vessel network are after the vessels are treated.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.