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WO2007001113A1 - Procede et appareil de diagnostic a distance sur internet - Google Patents

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WO2007001113A1
WO2007001113A1 PCT/KR2006/001515 KR2006001515W WO2007001113A1 WO 2007001113 A1 WO2007001113 A1 WO 2007001113A1 KR 2006001515 W KR2006001515 W KR 2006001515W WO 2007001113 A1 WO2007001113 A1 WO 2007001113A1
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Young-Kee Shin
Jong-Hun Lee
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    • G16—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR SPECIFIC APPLICATION FIELDS
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  • the present invention relates, in general, to a remote diagnosis method and apparatus and, more particularly, to a remote diagnosis method and apparatus, which are implemented based on the Web.
  • PACS Picture Archiving and Communication System
  • CT Computed Tomography
  • MRI Magnetic Resonance Imaging
  • PET Positron Emission Tomography
  • SPECT Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography
  • PACS stores and manages image data based on the Digital Image and Communication in Medicine (DICOM) standard. Further, PACS connects medical imaging equipment, a reading specialist of a department of diagnostic radiology and a clinician with each other. PACS functions to store medical images using a relational storage means, search for a required medical image in response to a request, and transmit a found medical image. In the storage means, medical image data about patients collected within a recent period of about two weeks is currently stored. Medical image data more than two weeks old is permanently stored in a long-term storage means. Medical imaging equipment can directly transmit medical images to a PACS server and store the medical images in the PACS server through a storage program based on the DICOM standard, which is supported by each vendor, without requiring a separate interface. A viewer developed as a Graphic User Interface (GUI) is provided to visiting doctors or doctors in departments of diagnostic radiology, thus enabling the doctors to receive and read medical image data in their laboratories or conference rooms, and immediately store diagnosis results.
  • GUI Graphic User Interface
  • Such PACS enables the fast transmission of image information. Since the medical images of a patient captured through radiography can be transmitted to a reading room or other clinical departments requiring reading through a transmission line, subsequent actions can be promptly taken. That is, medical image data, which took a long time to be transmitted when PACS was not used, can be transmitted to a place requiring reading, immediately when, or within several seconds after, the medical image data is captured through radiography, thus enabling doctors to give prompt medical treatment to a patient and eliminate delays in the flow of information within a hospital, and shortening a period required for medical treatment of a patient and a period of admission to the hospital.
  • the PACS has many advantages, PACS has been limitedly used in operations within a hospital due to a plurality of technical and legal problems. Therefore, the conventional PACS is problematic in that, even if a region of a patient's body is radiographed using expensive modality equipment in locations, such as a public health center or a remote island in which there is no specialist in radiological diagnosis, reliable radiological diagnosis results cannot be obtained. Further, since cooperative diagnosis using a single radiograph image is not facilitated, a region of a patient's body must be radiographed again in another hospital when the results of diagnosis using the medical image are doubtful, so that there is high probability that repeated redundant examinations are conducted.
  • a patient directly uses a tertiary medical institution having a specialist in radiological diagnosis, without passing through a primary medical institution, thus the medical delivery system is not quickly operated. Further, it is difficult to systematically manage past medical treatment information about a patient, so that it is not easy to efficiently treat a patient.
  • an object of the present invention is to provide a remote diagnosis method and apparatus, which can provide reliable diagnostic results, systematically manage medical treatment information, and prevent repeated redundant examinations.
  • the present invention provides a Web- based remote diagnosis method, comprising the steps of receiving user identification information from a user terminal, receiving information required to select medical image data, which is a target for remote diagnosis, and a remote diagnostician from the user terminal, transmitting the selected medical image data to a terminal of the selected remote diagnostician, and receiving results of diagnosis using the selected medical image data from the terminal of the remote diagnostician and transmitting the diagnosis results to the user terminal.
  • the present invention provides a Web-based remote diagnosis method, comprising the steps of receiving medical image data, generated in a Digital Image and Communication in Medicine (DICOM) format, and storing the medical image data in storage means, receiving user identification information from a user terminal and determining whether a user is an authenticated user, searching the storage means for information about medical image data accessible by a user and displaying the information about medical image data on the user terminal if it is determined that the user is an authenticated user, receiving information, required to select medical image data, for which remote diagnosis is requested, and a remote diagnostician whose remote diagnosis is requested, from the user terminal, transmitting the selected medical image data to a terminal of the selected remote diagnostician, and receiving results of diagnosis using the selected medical image data from the terminal of the remote diagnostician, storing the diagnosis results in the storage means, and transmitting the diagnosis results to the user terminal.
  • DICOM Digital Image and Communication in Medicine
  • the present invention provides a recording medium storing a computer program for implementing a Web-based remote diagnosis method, wherein the computer program implements the steps of receiving user identification information from a user terminal, receiving information required to select medical image data, which is a target for remote diagnosis, and a remote diagnostician from the user terminal, transmitting the selected medical image data to a terminal of the selected remote diagnostician, and receiving results of diagnosis using the selected medical image data from the terminal of the remote diagnostician and transmitting the diagn osis results to the user terminal.
  • the present invention provides a recording medium storing a computer program for implementing a Web-based remote diagnosis method, wherein the computer program implements the steps of receiving medical image data, generated in a Digital Image and Communication in Medicine (DICOM) format, and storing the medical image data in storage means, receiving user identification information from a user terminal and determining whether a user is an authenticated user, searching the storage means for information about medical image data accessible by a user and displaying the information about medical image data on the user terminal if it is determined that the user is an authenticated user, receiving information, required to select medical image data, for which remote diagnosis is requested, and a remote diagnostician whose remote diagnosis is requested, from the user terminal, transmitting the selected medical image data to a terminal of the selected remote diagnostician, and receiving results of diagnosis using the selected medical image data from the terminal of the remote diagnostician, storing the diagnosis results in the storage means, and transmitting the diagnosis results to the user terminal.
  • DICOM Digital Image and Communication in Medicine
  • the present invention provides a Web-based remote diagnosis apparatus, comprising storage means for storing medical image data generated in a Digital Image and Communication in Medicine (DICOM) format for each user, and storing user identification information and information about a remote diagnostician, means for implementing Internet communication with a user terminal and a terminal of the remote diagnostician, and a remote diagnosis processing unit for performing a Web-based remote diagnosis using the storage means and the communication means, wherein the remote diagnosis processing unit implements the steps of receiving user identification information from the user terminal, searching the storage means and determining whether a user is an authenticated user, searching the storage means for information about medical image data accessible by the user and information about a remote diagnostician and displaying the information about medical image data and information about the remote diagnostician on the user terminal if it is determined that the user is an authenticated user, receiving information, required to select medical image data, for which remote diagnosis is requested, and a remote diagnostician whose remote diagnosis is requested, from the user terminal, transmitting the selected medical image data to a terminal of the DICOM (DIC
  • the present invention having the above construction is advantageous in that it can provide reliable radiological diagnosis results even in locations such as a public health center or a remote island in which there is no specialist in radiological diagnosis, and can facilitate cooperate treatment, thus improving the precision of diagnosis results. Further, as medical treatment information can be systematically managed, efficient medical treatment can be conducted using past medical treatment information, and repeated redundant examinations, such as CT or MRI, can be prevented. Further, the present invention is advantageous in that it can contribute to the establishment of a medical transfer system.
  • FIG. 1 is a network configuration view of a remote diagnosis apparatus according to the present invention
  • FTG. 2 is an entire flowchart of a remote diagnosis method according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • FTG. 3 is a diagram showing an information object based on a Digital Image
  • DICOM Communication in Medicine
  • FTG. 4 is a detailed flowchart showing the step of a user requesting remote diagnosis in FTG. 2;
  • FTG. 5 is a detailed flowchart showing the step of performing payment in FTG. 2.
  • FTG. 1 is a network configuration view of a remote diagnosis apparatus according to the present invention.
  • a remote diagnosis apparatus 104 is connected to a Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) server 102 within a hospital, a user terminal 106 and remote diagnostician terminals 108a and 108b through the Internet 110, and is adapted to perform Web-based remote diagnosis.
  • PACS Picture Archiving and Communication System
  • a medical system 100 in a hospital includes the PACS server 102, a Radiology Information System (RIS) 111, and various types of medical imaging equipment 112a, 112b and 112c. If a doctor treats a patient, and inputs medical treatment results and an order for radiography into the RIS 111, the medical imaging equipment 112a, 112b and 112c performs radiography for a patient in response to the radiography order input to the RIS 111, converts an image generated as a result of the radiography into a DICOM format image, and transmits the DICOM format image to the PACS server 102.
  • RIS Radiology Information System
  • the PACS server 102 transmits the DICOM format medical image data to the remote diagnosis apparatus 104 through the Internet 110, using Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
  • TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
  • the transmitted medical image data is stored in a storage means 118 through a communication means 114.
  • the patient is provided with the results of radiography by the hospital in the form of a Compact Disc (CD), and can provide the radiography results to the remote diagnosis apparatus 104 through the network 110 at his or her terminal 106.
  • CD Compact Disc
  • the architecture of PACS within a hospital is one of the most important factors for influencing the efficiency of an entire system when PACS is designed.
  • the PACS architecture can be classified into a centralized system and a distributed system according to the method of storing and inquiring image data.
  • the centralized system is also called a shared file system PACS, which is implemented to store all of the image data in central storage and transmit corresponding data to an inquiry system when an inquiry request is received.
  • This architecture allows all users to all of the image data regardless of time and space, but it requires a considerably high data transfer rate because data transmission occurs after an inquiry request has been received.
  • the distributed system is also called a distributed file system PACS, which is implemented to distribute image data to one or more storage systems depending on the organization of tasks.
  • each workstation has the characteristics of local image storage similar to a cache for temporarily storing inquired image data.
  • the transmission of data from each workstation can be performed using a prefetching algorithm for fetching data suitable for the characteristics of each department in advance from a storage system.
  • this structure can be constructed even using a low speed network having a relatively low data rate (10 Mbps). However, if data requested through inquiry does not exist in a local workstation, a lot of time may be required for data transmission.
  • CT Computed Tomography
  • the CT equipment is a device for generating X-rays from various directions of a human body, receiving the X-rays penetrating through the human body, rearranging the X-rays using a computer, and obtaining a tomogram.
  • MRI Magnetic Resonance Imaging
  • PET Positron Emission Tomography
  • SPECT Single-Photon Emission Computed Tomography
  • the characteristics of such tomography are to convert obtained signals into digital signals and to rearrange the digital signals using a computer, thus acquiring a digital image.
  • a conventional reading method is performed to convert such a digital image into an analog image again, record the analog image on an X-ray film, and allow a doctor to observe the X-ray film.
  • PACS having been described, has been developed mainly to acquire medical images for diagnosis. Most of the medical images are grayscale images, and some tomograms of PET and ultrasonic images are color images using pseudo color.
  • the on-line storage must retain data without causing data loss when errors occur.
  • RAID3 is suitable for the storage of large size image data
  • RAID5 is suitable for the storage of small size image data, such as items stored in a database.
  • the storage capacity of the archive storage is determined by an on-line storage period for medical images. Statistically, it is considered that 10 percent of images or less are accessed again after the first year. Therefore, the archive storage must be designed to store images collected for at least two years. Images more than two years old must be accessed by the user through a manual operation. Past images exceeding a certain age in the on-line storage must be automatically stored in the archive storage. The images stored in the archive storage must be rapidly inquired by a prefetching algorithm.
  • the remote diagnosis apparatus 104 includes a communication means 114, a remote diagnosis processing unit 116, and a storage means 118.
  • the remote diagnosis apparatus 104 is installed outside a hospital, for example, installed in a public health center, is shown, but the remote diagnosis apparatus 104 may be installed in the hospital.
  • the communication means 114 is a communication interface, such as a cable modem, which transmits or receives data using TCP/IP, and implements Internet communication with the PACS server 102 in the hospital, the user terminal 106 and the remote diagnostician terminals 108a and 108b.
  • the communication means 114 preferably supports all of a static Internet Protocol (IP), a dynamic IP, and a virtual IP.
  • IP Internet Protocol
  • the storage means 118 stores medical image data 122 generated in DICOM format for each user, and also stores user information 124, including user identification information, and remote diagnostician information 126.
  • the remote diagnosis processing unit 116 performs Web-based remote diagnosis using the storage means 118 and the communication means 114. A detailed processing method using the remote diagnosis processing unit 116 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 5.
  • FlG. 2 is an entire flowchart of a remote diagnosis method according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FlG. 2, a DICOM format medical image is acquired from a region of a patient's body using medical imaging equipment in a hospital, such as X-ray equipment 112a, CT equipment 112b or MRI equipment 112c, at step S202. The acquired image is stored in the storage means 118 in the remote diagnosis apparatus 104 at step S204.
  • DICOM is a standard of medical imaging fields, which is a standard of a communication method, as well as a standard of an image storage method.
  • DICOM forms a basic unit as a pair of a piece of image information and a command (for example, 'go').
  • DICOM defines image information as an 'information object', and defines a command as a 'service class'.
  • an information object is designated as Information Object Definition (IOD)
  • DICOM Message Service Element DICOM Message Service Element
  • FIG. 3 is a diagram showing IOD based on DICOM format and information object instances.
  • IOD includes text data, such as the name of a patient, an examination type, an examination date, or information indicating whether contrast media have been used, and actual image data.
  • IOD has a format similar to that of a personal history capable of inputting data. That is, it means that only data items are arranged, and spaces in which actual data is to be entered are left empty. If actual data is input to a corresponding item, the input actual data is called an 'information object instance'. Part of IOD other than actual image data is called a 'DICOM header'. The results of the diagnosis by a remote diagnostician are inserted into the DICOM header.
  • DIMSE denotes commands. There are many operations that can be performed using an information object instance 'CT DICOM data of Hong Gildong'. That is, operations, such as transmission, duplication or printing, can be performed. This each operation corresponds to DIMSE.
  • DICOM Several examples of service classes defined by DICOM are described as follows.
  • user identification information is received from the user terminal 106, and the user information DB in the storage means 118 is searched, so that whether a corresponding user is an authenticated user is determined at step S206.
  • user authentication since an existing commercialized module can be used, a detailed description thereof is omitted here.
  • the user if it is determined that the user is an authenticated user, the user selects a desired medical image and a desired remote diagnostician, thus requesting remote diagnosis at step S208.
  • the user is not limited to a patient, and can include the family of the patient and a doctor for medically treating the patient. That is, the doctor can access the remote diagnosis apparatus 104 and legally utilize medical treatment information about a patient being medically treated by the doctor.
  • FlG. 4 is a detailed flowchart showing the step S208 of the user requesting remote diagnosis in FlG. 2. If it is determined that the user is an authenticated user at step S206, the medical image database 122 is searched for medical image data accessible by the user, and found medical image data is displayed on the user terminal 106 at step S402. In this case, the user can easily select medical image data, for which remote diagnosis is requested, at step S404. Further, the user directly enters a file name of medical image data, and is then capable of selecting medical image data for which remote diagnosis is requested.
  • the remote diagnostician database 126 is searched for a remote diagnostician depending on the type of medical imaging equipment recorded in a DICOM header of the selected medical image data, and then a found remote diagnostician is displayed on the user terminal 106 at step S406.
  • the user can easily select a desired remote diagnostician whose remote diagnosis is requested, using display results at step S408.
  • This embodiment shows the case where remote diagnosticians are differently set depending on the type of medical image.
  • information about a remote diagnostician can be simultaneously displayed on the user terminal 106 together with information about medical image data.
  • the user inputs payment information to pay for remote diagnosis at step S410.
  • User payment can be conducted using commercialized methods, such as money transfer to a bank, credit card payment, or payment using a mobile phone.
  • the remote diagnosis apparatus 104 determines whether input user payment information is correct, and transmits the selected medical image data to the terminal of the selected remote diagnostician if the input user payment information is correct, thus requesting remote diagnosis from the selected remote diagnostician at step S210.
  • the medical image data is generated and transmitted in a DICOM format.
  • the remote diagnostician performs remote diagnosis using the transmitted medical image data, inputs diagnosis results to the terminal (for example, 108a), and transmits the diagnosis results to the remote diagnosis apparatus 104.
  • the remote diagnosis apparatus 104 stores the received diagnosis results in the medical image database 122 i n the storage device, and transmits the diagnosis results to the user terminal 106 at step S212.
  • the diagnosis results are also generated and transmitted in a DICOM format.
  • payment for remote diagnosis is performed at step S214.
  • FlG. 5 is a detailed flowchart showing the step S214 of performing payment in FlG. 2.
  • the fee for the remote diagnosis is received from the user using the user payment information that has been previously input at step S410.
  • the remote diagnostician database 126 preferably stores payment information about the remote diagnostician in advance.
  • payment information about the remote diagnostician is not stored in the remote diagnostician database 126, payment information can be provided together with diagnosis results when the remote diagnosis is performed by the remote diagnostician, and diagnosis results are transmitted from the remote diagnostician terminal (for example, 108a).
  • the remote diagnostician terminal for example, 108a.
  • payment is sequentially performed in the sequence of the user, the insurance institution, and the remote diagnostician. However, payment can be performed in another sequence, or simultaneously.
  • a network configuration of a remote diagnosis apparatus illustrated in FlG. 1 may be composed of a grid computing environment.
  • distributed resources may be accessed by sharing files, computing resources, data, and software among several virtual organizations.
  • the virtual organization refers to an aggregate comprising a plurality of physical computing devices.
  • several remote diagnosis apparatuses 104 constitutes a single grid computing network, and then the composed GRID computing network can be connected to the network 110 such as the Internet via a gateway. Accordingly, data such as medical treatment information and diagnosis results of a patient may be dis- tributely stored in several remote diagnosis apparatuses, thereby efficiently processing and managing the related data by composing virtual organizations depending on characteristics of diagnosis.
  • the related data can be managed by using the distributed storage even when a data capacity based on the DICOM standard is significantly large. Further, the distributed computing resources can be used even when a large amount of data based on the DICOM standard is processed.
  • each remote diagnosis apparatus composing the GRID computing network, can store or transmit the desired data via other communication protocols, instead of communication methods based on DICOM format, e.g., FTP communication.
  • the GRID computing network can also be composed of the user terminal 106 or remote diagnostician terminals 108a and 108b as well as the remote diagnosis apparatus 104.
  • the user terminal 106 or remote diagnostician terminals 108a and 108b operate with the software platform operable in the GRID computing environment.
  • the present invention provides a remote diagnosis method and apparatus, which can provide reliable radiological diagnosis results even in locations such as a public health center or a remote island in which there is no specialist in radiological diagnosis, and which can facilitate cooperate treatment, thus improving the precision of diagnosis results. Further, as medical treatment information can be systematically managed, efficient medical treatment can be conducted using past medical treatment information, and repeated redundant examinations, such as CT or MRI, can be prevented. Further, the present invention is advantageous in that it can contribute to the establishment of a medical transfer system.

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L'invention concerne un procédé et un appareil de diagnostic à distance sur Internet. Dans le procédé, des informations d'identification d'utilisateur sont reçues d'un terminal utilisateur (106). Les informations requises pour sélectionner des données d'images médicales, qui sont une cible pour un diagnostic à distance et un modèle diagnostic à distance, sont envoyées par le terminal utilisateur. Les données d'images médicales sélectionnées sont transmises à un terminal du modèle diagnostic à distance sélectionné (108a ou 108b). Les résultats du diagnostic utilisant les données d'images médicales sélectionnées sont envoyés par le terminal du modèle diagnostic à distance et retransmises au terminal utilisateur (106). Par conséquent, l'invention concerne un procédé et un appareil de diagnostic à distance, qui peut produire des résultats de diagnostic radiologique fiables, y compris dans des lieux tels qu'un centre de santé publique ou une île distante ne comptant aucun spécialiste en diagnostic radiologique, et qui peut faciliter un traitement en collaboration, améliorant ainsi la précision des résultats de diagnostic.
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