Graphic representation and structure of physical inspection result

• US 20070081240A1
• Filed: 10/11/2005
• Published: 04/12/2007
• Est. Priority Date: 10/11/2005
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Cheng-Yang Lee
• Original Assignee: Cheng-Yang Lee
• Inventors: Lee, Cheng-Yang
• Application Number:
  US11/245,973
• Publication Number:
  US 20070081240A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 359/443
• CPC Class Codes: G16H 15/00 ICT specially adapted for medical reports, e.g. generation or transmission thereof
• CPC Class Codes: G16H 40/63 for local operation

Abstract

The graphic representation and structure of physical inspection results focuses on renovation of previous health reports primarily including words and numeral data of patient information. The human body system has a unique background of color or gray standard system diagram, while the complaints, physical examination, laboratory data and instrumental examination results of patients are prepared into a patient transparent film (drawing), which shall correspond to standard system diagram with respect to the human size. Then, the patient transparent film is superimposed into a standard system diagram, thereby offering an innovative graphic display of physical inspection report thanks to the transparency of films. And, the reporter may track and collect the medical history and records to prepare a clear and complete report optimally suited for bridging the gap between patients and physicians.

Claims

1. A method graphic representation of physical inspection results comprising the steps of:

creating every physical system having a unique background of a color or gray standard system diagram, after being examined in hospitals, health inspection centers or inspection authorities, results being prepared into a transparent film of patient systems, corresponding to the standard system diagram; and

overlaying a transparent film of the patient system onto the standard system diagram, comparing by transparency of the films, and identifying differences and problems in the patient system.

2. The method defined in claim 1, wherein a physical system is comprised of human body system being comprised of respiratory, circulatory, digestive, urinary, blood, nerve, skeleton, genital, endocrine and skin systems.

3. The method defined in claim 1, further comprising:

superimposing the transparent film of every patient system to form a graphic report of full body inspection report.

4. The method defined in claim 1, further comprising:

practically documenting the graphic representation of physical inspection results;

preparing the graphic representation of physical inspection results into video tapes or discs;

or

uploading the graphic representation of physical inspection results onto computer or TV screen via Internet.

5. A method of graphic presentation of physical inspection results, comprising the steps of:

creating a standard system diagram serving as a background represented by color or gray scale chart of a human body system;

preparing a transparent film of a patient system by inspection results of hospitals, health inspection centers or agencies, corresponding to a standard system diagram; and

overlaying the transparent film of the patient system onto the standard system diagram to compare films by transparency of the films, and identifying differences and problems in the patient system.

6. The method defined in claim 5, wherein said human body system is comprised of respiratory, circulatory, digestive, urinary, blood, nerve, skeleton, genital, endocrine and skin systems.

7. The method defined in claim 5, further comprising:

representing inspection results of the transparent film of the patient system by words, marks, pictures and specific characters.

8. The method defined in claim 5, wherein said standard system diagram comprises table lines or customized fields.

9. The method defined in claim 5, further comprising:

superimposing the transparent film of said patient system to form a graphic report of full body system inspection results.

10. The method defined in claim 5, further comprising:

documenting the standard system diagram and the transparent film of the patient system;

preparing the standard system diagram and the transparent film of the patient system into video tapes or discs;

or

uploading the standard system diagram and the transparent film of the patient system onto computer or TV screen via Internet.

11. A health inspection report comprising:

a first page being comprised of patient photos and names;

a basic data report being comprised of birthday, blood type, gender, age, telephone and hospitals;

a full body photo page of a patient, being comprised of a frontal photo and lateral photo of patients;

a graphic inspection report of a patient system, with the inspection results obtained by superimposing a standard system diagram onto a transparent film of a patient system;

a standard system diagram enabling a human body system to be displayed by color or gray charts;

the transparent film of the patient system being a transparent X-ray film taken by the hospitals or inspection health centers or agencies, and corresponding to said standard system diagram;

an integrated graphic inspection report of the patient system, being a graphic report superimposed by the transparent film of the patient system covering various human body systems, forming an integrated inspection report for the benefit of patients;

an integrated system disease report, used to present symptoms of a full body system; and

a health and disease database of patients, being comprised of medical history, surgical operation history, family medical history, dosage history of chronic diseases, drug allergy and X-ray films.

12. The report defined in claim 11, wherein inspection results of said patient system'"'"'s transparent film are presented by:

words, marks, pictures and specific characters.

13. The report defined in claim 11, wherein said standard system diagram has table lines or customized fields.

14. The report defined in claim 11, wherein said health inspection report has guidelines to future health management for patients.

15. The report defined in claim 11, wherein each report is documented, prepared into video tapes or discs, or uploaded onto computer or TV screen via Internet.

16. The report defined in claim 11, wherein the frontal photo and lateral photo are prepared into transparent films and separately superimposed onto a frontal photo chart and a lateral photo normal chart, thereby showing the difference of profiles between patients and healthy individuals.

17. The report defined in claim 11, wherein said frontal photo and lateral photo each have charts for table lines or customized fields being available for marking and sizing and corresponding to the transparent film of the patient system.