System and method for classifying in vivo images according to anatomical structure
AssigneeCarestream Health, Inc.
InventorsNathan D. Cahill, Marvin M. Goodgame, Shoupu Chen, Lawrence A. Ray
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Abstract
A system for identifying anatomical structure depicted in an in vivo image, that includes an examination bundlette having a captured in vivo image; and a gastrointestinal atlas that includes a list of individual anatomical structures and characterization data of the individual anatomical structures. A classification engine analyzes the examination bundlette and the gastrointestinal atlas to identify the anatomical structure depicted in the captured in vivo image.
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A system for identifying anatomical structure depicted in an in vivo image, comprising:
- a) an examination bundlette that includes an in vivo image;
- b) a gastrointestinal atlas that includes a list of individual anatomical structures and characterization data of the individual anatomical structures;
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- c) a classification engine that analyzes the examination bundlette and the gastrointestinal atlas to identify the anatomical structure depicted in the in vivo image.
A method for identifying anatomical structure depicted in an in vivo image, the method being carried by an in vivo camera system and comprising the steps of
- a) providing an examination bundlette that includes an in vivo image;
- b) providing a gastrointestinal atlas that includes a list of individual anatomical structures and characterization data of the individual anatomical structures;
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- c) analyzing the examination bundlette and the gastrointestinal atlas to identify the anatomical structure depicted in the in vivo image.
A system for identifying anatomical structure depicted in an in vivo image, comprising:
- a) an examination bundlette that includes a captured in vivo image;
- b) a gastrointestinal atlas that includes a list of individual anatomical structures and characterization data of the individual anatomical structures;
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- c) a means for analyzing the examination bundlette and the gastrointestinal atlas to identify the anatomical structure depicted in the captured in vivo image.
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