A system for inspecting a patient's orifice (especially the ear, nose or throat), to components of the system, and to methods of inspecting a patient's orifice. In one embodiment, the orifice inspection system includes: an orifice inspection device for illuminating a patient's orifice; and an image capture device for capturing a photograph of the patient's orifice as illuminated by the orifice inspection device; wherein the orifice inspection device is mountable relative to the image capture device, or wherein the image capture device is mounted on the orifice inspection device.

The medical image processing device includes a processor. The processor is configured to: acquire a plurality of medical images including a subject image; assign first image information to the medical image by analyzing the medical image; perform designation of the first image information; and perform control of displaying a selected image in a first display region of a display screen in a selected image display aspect, the selected image being the medical image to which the designated first image information is assigned among the plurality of medical images, and perform control of displaying each of pieces of designated first image information in a second display region of the display screen.

A system comprises an endoscope with a wide-angle lens and a camera. An image of a field of view is captured by the endoscope and a portion of the image is displayed on the display. A popup image is generated and displayed upon image analysis identification of an occurrence of bleeding or motion of edges of an incision that is within the field of view, but outside the portion of the field of view displayed on the display.

Systems and methods are provided for preparation of orthodontics and prosthodontics. A method may include scanning a patient's teeth to form first 3D data of the patient's teeth including a removable element that obscures part of the dental surfaces of the patient's teeth and non-obscured tooth surfaces, removing the removable element form the patient's teeth so that the removable element no longer obscures the part of the dental surfaces of the patient's teeth, and scanning the previously obscured part of the dental surfaces of the patent's teeth and the non-obscured tooth surfaces.

The present disclosure is directed towards a video display system and an endoscopic system configured to provide the surgeon with an optimized video image based upon user preference. The video display system includes a first video image displaying a white light video of a surgical site. The first video image has a first predetermined area. A second video image is overlaid on the first video image. The second video image is displayed in a fluorescent light video. The second video image is centered on the surgical site and includes a second predetermined area. The second predetermined area is smaller than the first predetermined area so as to define a boundary of white light video. Thus, the video display system provides the surgeon with the ability to reference the location of the fluorescent light video with respect to anatomical features of the surgical site.

A light source control device includes: a light source configured to intermittently emit pulse light; and a hardware processor configured to detect a vocal cord vibrational frequency of a subject based on a voice signal input from an external device, determine whether or not the vocal cord frequency is equal to or greater than a threshold value, and change a light emission frequency of the pulse light in one frame period based on image brightness based on an image signal when the vocal cord frequency is equal to or greater than the threshold value, and prohibit change in the light emission frequency and change the pulse width of the pulse light emitted by the light source based on the image brightness when the vocal cord frequency is not equal to or greater than the threshold value.

A surgical visualization system can provide visualization of a surgical site. The surgical visualization system can include a first support having a first movable arm, a second support having a second movable arm, and a viewing platform mounted to a distal end of the first movable arm. The viewing platform can be configured to display images for viewing by a user at the viewing platform. The system can also include a camera mounted to a distal end of the second movable arm. The camera can be configured to provide a surgical microscope view of a surgical site that can be viewed by the user at the viewing platform. The system can also include a control system having electronics configured to receive input from the user to move the second movable arm so as to adjust the position and/or orientation of the camera in response to the input from the user.

An endoscope device, an endoscope operation method, and a program are provided. An endoscope device includes a motion pattern identification unit that identifies a single or plurality of motion patterns indicating a specific movement of a scope head of a scope unit, an operation storage unit that stores a single or plurality of pieces of operation information for instructing an operation of the endoscope device, and the single or plurality of motion patterns of the scope head in association with each other, an operation information acquisition unit that acquires the operation information corresponding to the motion pattern from the operation storage unit on the basis of the motion pattern identified by the motion pattern identification unit, and an operation execution unit that executes an operation corresponding to the operation information acquired by the operation information acquisition unit.

A surgery assistance device includes an arm, a control device, and an operation device. The arm holds an endoscope and adjusts a position of the endoscope. The control device controls a display to display an image captured by the endoscope. The operation device rotates the image without causing a positional displacement of the endoscope.

One or more devices, systems, methods, and storage mediums for performing image correction and/or adjustment are provided herein. Examples of such image correction and/or adjustment include, but are not limited to, correction of a direction to which a tool channel or a camera moves or is bent in a case where a displayed image is rotated. Examples of applications include imaging, evaluating, and diagnosing biological objects, such as, but not limited to, for Gastro-intestinal, cardio, bronchial, and/or ophthalmic applications, and being obtained via one or more optical instruments, such as, but not limited to, optical probes, catheters, endoscopes, and bronchoscopes. Techniques provided herein also improve processing and imaging efficiency while achieving images that are more precise, and also achieve imaging devices, systems, methods, and storage mediums that reduce mental and physical burden and improve ease of use.