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WO2002033867A2 - Systeme electronique permettant de consulter un medecin en tout lieu a partir de n'importe ou dans le monde - Google Patents

Systeme electronique permettant de consulter un medecin en tout lieu a partir de n'importe ou dans le monde Download PDF

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WO2002033867A2
WO2002033867A2 PCT/IN2001/000155 IN0100155W WO0233867A2 WO 2002033867 A2 WO2002033867 A2 WO 2002033867A2 IN 0100155 W IN0100155 W IN 0100155W WO 0233867 A2 WO0233867 A2 WO 0233867A2
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Rageshkumar Mahendrabhai Shah
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G16—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR SPECIFIC APPLICATION FIELDS
    • G16H—HEALTHCARE INFORMATICS, i.e. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR THE HANDLING OR PROCESSING OF MEDICAL OR HEALTHCARE DATA
    • G16H80/00—ICT specially adapted for facilitating communication between medical practitioners or patients, e.g. for collaborative diagnosis, therapy or health monitoring
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    • G16—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR SPECIFIC APPLICATION FIELDS
    • G16H—HEALTHCARE INFORMATICS, i.e. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR THE HANDLING OR PROCESSING OF MEDICAL OR HEALTHCARE DATA
    • G16H40/00—ICT specially adapted for the management or administration of healthcare resources or facilities; ICT specially adapted for the management or operation of medical equipment or devices
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  • This invention relates to AN ELECTRONIC SYSTEM TO CONSULT DOCTOR AT & FROM ANY PLACE IN THE WORLD.
  • Present invention is an electronic system to transfer all medical data from one location to another -
  • medical data of the person like case history, EKG & on line ECG, laboratory- investigation, X-ray, CT Scan, angiography, MRIs .£ other images could be transferred in one capsule from one geographical location to the another. I.e. this is totally integrated system.
  • the patient could be located anywhere in the world. In many, case hospital could be far away from the medical facilities or expert opinion may not be available easily. This electronic system is meant to bridge this gap .
  • All the medical data of a patient could be transferred from a location in remote area to a central location where expert care & opinion are available. If doctor is not available at hospital or health facilities, the data from there can be transferred to his clinic or resident .
  • the data from the transmitting center are received in the same image at the transmitting center.
  • doctor analyses the data & complain of the patient & give their expert opinion to the patient. This opinion transferred to the transmitting for patient care.
  • Present invention electronic system is Window 98 compatible .. PC-nased medical imaging which covers electronic system function.
  • the system implements for the function of the extensive and lager system and also maintains latest international standards.
  • These system with a 32-bit interface combine the superior performance of the software version with send, receive query/retrieve, print [IQ98] and the ability to communicate via the Internet.
  • POTS, WAN's, & LAN's - all from a single desktop unit.
  • the electronic system includes :
  • This system provides the facilities of collaboration & consultation to the physician & Cardiologist & Radiologist from local hospital to remote location or even within the same hospital on patient images. This is achieved by live camera & medical scraps or by scanning high-resolution film.
  • This electronic system permits stacked & tiled image & gives a multitude of tools, features & function are selected from a convenient floating toolbox. These tools, features & functions allow manipulation, migration, coloring & animation of image. The use of a printer, notepad, cropping image rotation and inversion and measurement tools enhance consultation. X-ray, MRIs & other images can be scanned directly in to the system for instant remote consultation. It also works as pre-conferencing tools to allow the UN attended precious time during consultation.
  • the system can be with all communication services as under:
  • the program begin with main menu. Click on Add panel to add panel doctor information such as panel doctor code, name, e-mail address, phone numbers.
  • Audio recorder which records the data are digitally transferred and store on the hard disk.
  • LAB report of the patient can be stored.
  • the doctor can store a typed report related to this scanned image to be transmitted to the panel doctor via receiving center. This data are scanned by the scanner.
  • CT SCAN The CT Scan image of the patient is also scanned by the scanned and stored on the hard disk. This scanned image can be displayed on the screen.
  • ECHO CARDIOGRAPH This is a moving image, that is captured live when the echo cardiograph is being taken for this requisition board is used which transferred and stored on the computer hardware,
  • EEG The image of the EEG of the patient can be scanned and stored with patient's other medical reports .
  • the patient's EKG strip can be the scanner and stored along with the other reports .
  • the MRI image of the patient can be scanned by the scanner and stored with the other details of the patient.
  • SNAPSHOT The unique facility provided by the system using digital camera and combined an audio clip with it. This allows the doctor too explain the things at remote place More visually.
  • TYPENOTE allows the user to type any kind of reports, which are to be sent to the doctor. 13 VIDEO: Here the doctor allowed to the record moving image like conversation between two doctor, doctor and patient 5 regarding the case which can be transferred to the remote place.
  • Fig-1 illustrates the electric system in which al is the Transmitting center & a2 Receiving center of the system.
  • io Fig-2 illustrates the videoconference and transfer of the moving images .
  • Fig-3 illustrates the block diagram of the electronic system.
  • Fig-4 illustrates the detailed black diagram of the transmitting center.
  • Fig-5 is a block diagram of the Receiving center.
  • Fig-6 is the block diagram of the panel doctor system, if doctor is not available at the receiving center the documents of the patient are sent to the panel doctor where ever he is available.
  • Fig-7 is a flow chart for the initiation of the system at the transmitting center.
  • Fig-8 is a flowchart for new patient data entry.
  • Fig-9 is a transmitting center flow chart for review of existing documents.
  • Fig-10 is a flow chart at transmitting center to create new documents for the patient.
  • Fig-11 & 12 is transmit flow chart for transmission.
  • Fig-13 illustrates the flow chart of Transmitting center sent & receive documents & comments to & from receiving center.
  • Fig-14 is the chart illustrating the transmitting center receive data from receiving center.
  • Fig-15 is a flow chart for registration of comments on transmitting center.
  • Fig-l ⁇ is a flow chart for transfer of new comments to existing list of files of the patient.
  • Fig-17 is -flowchart for on-line monitoring at Transmitting center.
  • Fig- 18 illustrates flow chart for communication program to transfer all live files to the panel Doctor & perform live chat .
  • Fig-19 shows flow chart for Gain setting during display of graph.
  • Fig-20 shows how chart for display of calibration pulse 5 via plotting of graph.
  • Fig-21 shows flow chart for freezing of trace during the plotting of delayed trace.
  • Fig-22 shows transmit flow chart for switching of swipe speed of the graph.
  • Fig-23 shows transmit flow chart of increasing & 5 decreasing the upper limit setting for patient's heart rate .
  • Fig-24 shows transmit flow chart of increasing & decreasing the lower limit setting for the patient's ) heart rate.
  • Fig-25 shows transmitting center flow chart for review if new comments received from Panel of via receiving center .
  • Fig-26 shows flow chart for creating on-line ECG at transmitting center.
  • Fig-27 is the block flow chart of transmitting center including menu section.
  • Fig-28 is the flow chart to initialize the system at the receiving center.
  • Fig-29 is the flow chart of receiving center that receiving data (A when receiving from the transmitting center & B when receive from panel doctor) .
  • 0 Fig-30 is the flow chart for center selection.
  • Fig-31 is a block flow chart for review of documents at receiving center A.
  • Fig-32 is a block flow chart of receiving center B.
  • Fig-33 is a flow chart for adding panel & detail.
  • Fig-34 is a flow chart for send documents.
  • Fig-35 is a flow chart for sending patient's documents received from transmitting center to respective panel doctor.
  • Fig-36 is a flow chart for receiving comments from different panel doctor for transmuting center.
  • Fig-37 is a flow chart for center selection.
  • Fig-38 is a flow chart for review of documents.
  • Fig-39 is a flow chart for registration of comments on receiving on receiving center.
  • Fig-40 is a block flow chart of receiving center with menu section.
  • Fig-41 is a flow chart for the panel doctor to receive data.
  • Fig-42 is a flow chart of panel doctor to receive data to receive and to send comments data from & to receiving .
  • Fig-43 is a panel doctor flow chart for center selection .
  • Fig-44 is a panel doctor flow chart for review of existing documents.
  • Fig-45 is a panel doctor flow chart to create new documents (comments) for the patient.
  • Fig-46 & 47 is a panel doctor flow chart prepares for transmission ..
  • Fig-48 is a panel doctor flow chart to send data.
  • Fig-49 is a panel doctor flow chart for ECG phone.
  • Fig-50 is a panel doctor flow chart for registration of comments .
  • Fig-51 is a panel doctor flow chart for transfer of files new documents as existing list of files of the patient .
  • Fig-52 is a panel doctor flow chart for on-line monitoring .
  • Fig-53 is a panel doctor flow chart for review of new documents received from transmitting center via receiving center.
  • Fig-54 is a block flow chart for panel doctor.
  • Fig-55 is a transmit flow chart for gain setting during display of graph (panel doctor) .
  • Fig-56 is a panel doctor flow chart for freezing of trace during the plotting of delayed trace.
  • Fig-58 is a panel doctor flow chart for switching of sweep speed of the graph.
  • Fig-59 is a panel doctor flow chart of increasing & decreasing the upper limit (UL) setting for the patient's heart rate.
  • Fig-60 is a panel doctor flow chart of increasing & decreasing the lower limit (LL) setting for the patient's heart rate.
  • Fig-61 is a screen to add panel doctor information such as panel doctor code, panel doctor name, panel doctor E-mail address & phone number.
  • Fig-62 is a screen shows documents of the patient.
  • Fig-63 is MRI image of the patient on the screen.
  • Fig-64 is a screen shows patient's pathological & personal detail.
  • Fig-65 is a screen at receiving center of selected patient .
  • Fig-66 is a screen to connect the internet connection.
  • Fig-67 is a screen shows the stored information of panel doctor.
  • Fig-68 is a screen live text chatting.
  • Fig-69 is a screen till the transfer completes.
  • Fig-70 is a screen at the receive terminal in communication mode.
  • Fig-71 is a screen of patient's pathological & personal detail at the receive terminal.
  • Fig-72 is the ECG graph displayed on the screen.
  • Fig-73 is a hand written note displayed on the screen.
  • a doctor any from any where like housel, car 2, Air 3, Park 4, office 5, bus 6, or on the way - a telephone booth 7.
  • the receiving center panel doctor receive video clip, all reports of the patient like cardiology 13, ophthalmology 14, microbiology 15, pathology 16, CT Scan 17, EEG 18, E & T 20, Dermatology 21.
  • From transmitting center-1 23 or any other transmitting center-N 24 all the documents are transferred to the receiving center 25 where any doctor Drl, Dr2 DrN are available & is so far, if the doctor is not available at the receiving center the documents are transferred to the panel doctor by phone.
  • the documents 27 of the patient such as on-line ECG, pathological reports, CT Scan, MRI, Cath lab, patient's description, text note & other reports on scanned by the scanner 29 & digitally transferred by the database 31 & stored into the computer 30, if the printing is required it can be taken by the printer 28.
  • the other data 33 like video clips, moving images, video conference, audio massage are stored by the digital video camera 32. If patient 37 is far from the transmitting center the lead ECG 36 is sent to the computer of the transmitting center & from there by telephone 34 via satellite 38 it can be (dish or radar or internet or is ISDN) the data of the patient are transferred to the receiving center.
  • the data from the medical data display 39, online ECG 40, service note 41 where collective display at the server 30 of receiving center via network. All documented 27 of the patient can be scanned by the scanner & transferred at server 30. Necessary printings can be taken by printer 28. If patient gives data by telephone 34 these data are transferred by phone line 35 to the server at receiving center. The video clips, moving images, video conference, audio massages of the doctor are taken by video 32. Here doctor analyse & give the expert advice all there can be fed in the server & the data from the receiving center are transferred via satellite 38 to the transmitting center. If doctor is not available at the receiving center the documents of the patient are sent to the panel doctor where ever he is available. By using telephone 34. connection to the panel doctor can be achieved.
  • Documents 27 of the patient sent to the panel doctor 30 are scanned by scanner 29, necessary printing can be received by using printer 28. Again the moving image, video clips, video conference, audio massages are taken by video 32. By using electronic pad 42 doctor can give advice & prescription in his hand writing. All these data are digitally transferred by software 31 & stored at the panel doctor system 30. These all data transferred through satellite 38 to the receiving center & from there to the transmitting cente .
  • the document can be displayed 72, select patient from the list of the patient 74.
  • the list of the document already prepared will be displayed for the selected patient 75. If documents are not enough then input documents to be created 78. These documents could be audio file 77, the text file 81, online ECG file 84 or scanned document, video film, snap shot, hand written note 86.
  • the data now prepared for transmission 88, selected patient from the list displayed 74, the system will select patient the list of document for the selected patient 90. All the documents are displayed via a loop of review 91 & display 71. Now select option prepare & send, the data is prepared via a loop of 92,93,94,63 & 93.
  • A/D driver will open 137 the A/D channel will be initialized 138 & the loop limit start for input of the data 139. It is stored in the memory buffer 144 & the display will start 153 for plot graph according to the scaling runtime option are to select 152 respectively o gain, CAL, freeze, speed upper limit, lower limit 146 to 151.
  • New comments of existing patient transfer to existing list of files of the patient though 72,195,129 selected documents can be displayed from 72,71.
  • Panel doctor will now create new documents (comments) for the patient.
  • patient is selected 74
  • list of documents & comments already prepared is displayed 280
  • selected documents can be redisplayed 76 & 281.
  • Input the type of comments to be created 282 comments can be audio file 277, text file 278, scanned documents, video files, snap shot, hand written notes 279. These comments from here transferred to the receiving center & from there to the transmitting center.
  • Table no. 1-17 is the data dictionary an organized listing of all data elements that pertinent to the system with precise regorous definition fir common understanding of inputs & outputs.

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Abstract

La présente invention concerne un système électronique permettant à un patient qui se trouve en un lieu distant de recevoir instantanément un conseil médical là où il se trouve lui permettant d'économiser du temps et de l'argent que lui aurait coûtés un déplacement vers le lieu où se trouvent un médecin spécialisé ou un hôpital. Le système transmet les données du patient sur un simple ligne téléphonique n'importe où dans le monde. Il peut aussi opérer sur un réseau sans fil, sur l'Internet ou par téléphonie mobile. Le système rend possible la transmission de la fiche médicale du patient (c'est à dire, l'électrocardiogramme, le radiogramme, l'électroencéphalogramme, le scannogramme, les rapports pathologiques en clip vidéo, les diapositives pathologiques, les enregistrements vidéo et audio entre médecin et patient, l'ordonnance écrite par le médecin et autres documents) simultanément. Le fichier médical du patient est séparé pour chaque patient. Les documents concernant le patient sont mémorisés, transmis et séparés de manière appropriée et automatique selon chaque patient. Le système est facile à comprendre et à faire fonctionner et ne requiert pas de connaissances informatiques spéciales pour son fonctionnement.
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