Image processing apparatus and image processing method
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1. An image processing apparatus comprising:
- a holding unit which holds a plurality of sets each including part information representing a human body part and a schema image serving as a schematic view of the human body part;
a unit which acquires a single image representing a body of a patient;
an acquisition unit which, when a user designates plural points having different positional coordinates on the single image, automatically acquires, from said holding unit, a schema image which is included in the set including part information common to the plural points designated on the single image by the user; and
a unit which displays the schema image acquired by said acquisition unit,wherein said holding unit holds information in which information indicating a human body part is associated with one or more coordinates on a reference image, andsaid acquisition unit acquires, when the user designates the plural points on the single image, using the information held in the holding unit, information indicating a human body part being associated with coordinates on the reference image being identical to the designated points on the single image, and acquires a schema image of the human body part indicated by the acquired information.
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Abstract
A plurality of sets each including part information representing a human body part and a schema image serving as the schematic view of the human body part are held. A captured image representing the interior of the body of a patient is acquired. Hierarchical structure information is acquired, which contains part information globally representing a part corresponding to a designated portion on the captured image and part information locally representing the part corresponding to the designated portion. A set including the part information contained in the hierarchical structure information is acquired. A schema image included in the acquired set is output.
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1. An image processing apparatus comprising:
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a holding unit which holds a plurality of sets each including part information representing a human body part and a schema image serving as a schematic view of the human body part; a unit which acquires a single image representing a body of a patient; an acquisition unit which, when a user designates plural points having different positional coordinates on the single image, automatically acquires, from said holding unit, a schema image which is included in the set including part information common to the plural points designated on the single image by the user; and a unit which displays the schema image acquired by said acquisition unit, wherein said holding unit holds information in which information indicating a human body part is associated with one or more coordinates on a reference image, and said acquisition unit acquires, when the user designates the plural points on the single image, using the information held in the holding unit, information indicating a human body part being associated with coordinates on the reference image being identical to the designated points on the single image, and acquires a schema image of the human body part indicated by the acquired information. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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6. An image processing method of an image processing apparatus that holds a plurality of sets each including part information representing a human body part and a schema image serving as a schematic view of the human body part, comprising the steps of:
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acquiring a single captured image representing a body of a patient; acquiring hierarchical structure information containing part information globally representing a part corresponding to a designated portion on the single captured image and part information locally representing the part corresponding to the designated portion; when a user designates plural points having different positional coordinates on the single image, automatically acquiring from the apparatus, a schema image which is included in the set including the part information common to the plural points designated on the single image by the user; and outputting the schema image acquired in said step of acquiring the schema image, wherein information is held in which information indicating a human body part is associated with one or more coordinates on a reference image, and when the user designates the plural points on the single image, using the held information, information is acquired indicating a human body part being associated with coordinates on the reference image being identical to the designated points on the single image, and a schema image is acquired of the human body part indicated by the acquired information.
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7. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a computer program for causing a computer to function as:
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a holding unit which holds a plurality of sets each including part information representing a human body part and a schema image serving as a schematic view of the human body part; a unit which acquires an image representing an interior portion of a body of a patient; an acquisition unit which, when a user designates plural points having different positional coordinates on the image, automatically acquires, from said holding unit, a schema image which is included in the set including part information common to the plural points designated on the image by the user; and a unit which displays the schema image acquired by said acquisition unit, wherein said holding unit holds information in which information indicating a human body part is associated with one or more coordinates on a reference image, and said acquisition unit acquires, when the user designates the plural points on the image, using the information held in the holding unit, information indicating a human body part being associated with coordinates on the reference image being identical to the designated points on the image, and acquires a schema image of the human body part indicated by the acquired information.
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