1.Research of contour analysis on endoscopy navigation.
Zhen ZHANG ; Jinwu QIAN ; Yanan ZHANG ; Linyong SHEN
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2006;23(6):1332-1335
In this paper, a new method of contour analysis is presented to find path in endoscopy navigation. At first, edge detection is used to endoscope image. Then we do skeleton extraction and connect the edge skeleton to contours by grouping criteria. At last we can get navigation information by analyzing the contours. Experiments show that this algorithm has good precision and stability.
Algorithms
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Diagnosis, Computer-Assisted
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Endoscopy
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methods
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Gastroscopy
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Humans
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Image Enhancement
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methods
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Image Processing, Computer-Assisted
2.Weighted TOPSIS method and weighted RSR method in the construction of drug supervision and supply networks in rural areas of Hunan.
Minxue SHEN ; Na ZENG ; Jingxuan HU ; Gongping WU ; Linyong XU
Journal of Central South University(Medical Sciences) 2013;38(3):301-306
OBJECTIVE:
To evaluate the rationality and validity of weighted TOPSIS method and weighted RSR method to evaluate drug supervision and supply networks construction in rural areas of Hunan .
METHODS:
Data of drug network construction in rural Hunan in 2010 were used to establish a comprehensive evaluation model, and weighted TOPSIS and RSR method were applied to this model and the results of which were compared to that of synthetical scored method to examine the validity.
RESULTS:
A comprehensive evaluation model was established, comprising of 3 primary indices, 8 secondary indices and 56 tertiary ones. The result of weighted RSR method was highly correlated to that of synthetical scored method, yet the result of TOPSIS was less correlated to the formers. All correlations were significant (P<0.01).
CONCLUSION
Both weighted RSR and TOPSIS are not perfect methods, but the application of the methods in drug network evaluation is scientific and effective.
China
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Computing Methodologies
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Decision Support Techniques
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Fees and Charges
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Models, Theoretical
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Pharmaceutical Preparations
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standards
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supply & distribution
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Rural Health Services
3.Three-dimensional spine morphology measuring technology for daily surface monitoring.
Jinghui ZHANG ; Linyong SHEN ; Wei SONG ; Mengting TAN ; Changwei YANG
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2020;37(5):809-817
In order to conduct surface monitoring of the three-dimensional spine morphology of the human body in daily life, a spine morphology measuring method using "single camera, multi-view" to construct stereo vision is proposed. The images of the back of the human body with landmarks of spinous process are captured from multiple angles by moving a single camera, and based on the "Zhang Zhengyou calibration method" and the triangulation principle of binocular stereo vision, the spatial conversion matrices corresponding to each other between all images and the 3D coordinates of the landmarks are calculated. Then the spine evaluation angle used to evaluate the spine morphology is further calculated. The tests' results showed that the spine evaluation angle error of this method is within ±3°, and the correlation between the results and the X-ray film Cobb angles is 0.871. The visual detection algorithm used in this paper is non-radioactive, and because only one camera is used in the measurement process and there is no need to pre-set the camera's shooting pose, the operation is simple. The research results of this article can be used in a mobile phone-based intelligent detection system, which will be suitable for the group survey of scoliosis in communities, schools, families and other occasions, as well as for the long-term follow-up of confirmed patients. This will provide a reference for doctors to diagnose the condition, predict the development trend of the condition, and formulate treatment plans.
Algorithms
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Calibration
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Humans
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Imaging, Three-Dimensional
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Scoliosis/diagnostic imaging*
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Spine/diagnostic imaging*
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Technology