Images for communication of medical information in computer
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InventorAnuthep Benja-Athon
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A three-dimensional human figure depicts body parts and sites involve and affect by disease, disorder and pain wherein each part and site comprises a label, name and nomenclature express as distinct alphabetical, numerical, alphanumeric nomenclature, name, symbol of a panel of symbols and color of panel of colors. The composition of all parts and sites results in a three-dimensional coordinate system of labels, names, nomenclatures, symbols and colors on the human figurine adaptable to be stored in the memories and caches of a computer or a television henceforth devices and to be retrieved from the memories and caches to be viewed in and spatially manipulated in any and all anatomical planes and to accentuate the relevant relationship of each part and site to adjacent and distant parts and sites on the viewing screen of the devices for accurately and effectively communicating information between any persons. The label, name and nomenclature, symbol and color are a product of composition of and cataloging of the inherent and unique anatomical, physiological, neurological, neuroanatomical, neurophysiological characters of each part and site, the inherent and unique anatomical, physiological, neurological, neuroanatomical, neurophysiological relationship of adjacent parts and sites to each part and site, the inherent and unique anatomical, physiological, neurological, neuroanatomical, neurophysiological relationship of distant parts and sites to each part and site.
A representation means for depicting and communicating medical information comprising:
A representation means for depicting and communicating medical information comprising:
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A three-dimensional coordinate system of nomenclatures, names symbols and colors for identifying human body parts and sites for effective communication of medical information between any persons.
The first objective of the present invention to provide a tool for easy, fast, effective communication of medical information between any persons including patients, physicians, and health care providers involve in diseases, disorders, illnesses and pain.
The second objective of the present invention to give a standardized means of communication of medical information between any persons involve in diseases, disorders, illnesses and pain.
FIG. 1 is the schematic view of the present invention.
FIG. 1 shows an anterior view, a representation of the preferred embodiments of the present invention, of the upper body 1 representing a human body comprises parts and sites involve and affect by disease, disorder and pain processes on the viewing screen 2 of a computer, a television or the like henceforth devices 3. The images representing human body, parts and sites can be created in devices 3 using standard commercially available computer softwares for creating outlines and contours of said human body, parts, sites and images. Using computer softwares, human body including upper body 1 and parts and sites can be displayed and spatially manipulated as selective two- and three-dimensional images in any and all anatomical planes such as, but not limited to, lateral view 4 and posterior view 5 on screen 2. Corollary, other views can be displayed such as, but not limited to, superior, inferior, left lateral and right lateral and any combination thereof, not shown in FIG. 1, adaptable to be spatially manipulated and viewed on said screen. Further to same, selective images adaptable to be spatially manipulated and viewed on said screens in any and all anatomical planes such as, but not limited to, crosssectional, parasagittal, midsagittal and coronal planes at an angle between 0-360 degrees and at different anatomical levels. Said means of viewing facilitate the accurately and effectively communicating information between any persons on one or more anatomical sites involved in and affected by site or sites' specific diseases, disorders and pain.
In FIG. 1, part and site 6 is a representation of the preferred embodiments of the present invention. Part and site 6 is involved and affected by disease, disorder and pain processes and is identified on the viewing screen 2. The product of composition of and cataloging the inherent and unique anatomical, physiological, neurological, neuroanatomical, neurophysiological characters of part and site 6 is specific label unique to part and site 6. Said production is achieved for each part and site as represents by part and site 6 as follows: First, site 6 is on the left anterior chestwall and is defined by the named anatomical cleavage DePe, PePe and left clavicle 7. Further, part and site 6 is in the dermatome T2 and T3 which define the neuroanatomical and neurophysiological character of part and site 6. The physiological and neurophysiological character of site 6 is the pain site of pectoralis major and pectoralis minor 8. Therefore, part and site 6 is assigned a distinct alphanumeric nomenclature base on said process which is DePePePe7T2T8 as one of the preferred embodiments. Further, part and site 6 can be labeled with a unique, visually distinct and contrasting symbol such as, but not limited to, line symbol. Furthermore, part and site 6 can be labeled with a unique, visually distinct and contrasting color such as, but not limited to, red color (not shown in the figure). Said composition and cataloging are written and programmed into and stored in the memories and caches of the computer or television henceforth devices and retrievable from said memories and caches to be displayed on upper body 1 on the viewing screen of the devices.
In FIG. 1, similarly, part and site 9 is another representation of the preferred embodiments of the present invention. Part and site 9 is involved and affected by disease, disorder and pain processes and is identified on the viewing screen 2. Said production is achieved for each part and site as represents by part and site 6 as follows: First, part and site 9 is on the left lateral neck and is defined by the named anatomical cleavage SCM, TPZ and left clavicle 7. Further, part and site 9 is in the dermatome C3 which define the neuroanatomical and neurophysiological character of part and site 9. The physiological and neurophysiological character of site 9 is the pain site of scalene muscles 10. Therefore, part and site 9 is assigned a distinct alphanumeric nomenclature base on said process which is SCMTPZ7C310 as one of the preferred embodiments. Further, part and site 6 can be labeled with a unique, visually distinct and contrasting symbol such as, but not limited to, cross symbol. Furthermore, part and site 9 can be labeled with a unique, visually distinct and contrasting color such as, but not limited to, blue color (not shown in the figure). Said composition and cataloging are written and programmed into and stored in the memories and caches of the computer or television henceforth devices and retrievable from said memories and caches to be displayed on upper body 1 on the viewing screen of the devices.