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JPH0533376B2
JPH0533376B2 JP59208832A JP20883284A JPH0533376B2 JP H0533376 B2 JPH0533376 B2 JP H0533376B2 JP 59208832 A JP59208832 A JP 59208832A JP 20883284 A JP20883284 A JP 20883284A JP H0533376 B2 JPH0533376 B2 JP H0533376B2
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Masaru Noguchi
Hideo Watanabe
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Fujifilm Holdings Corp
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Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (発明の分野) 本発明は蓄積性螢光体シートを利用する放射線
画像情報記録再生方法において、放射線画像情報
の読取りを行なうとともに読取り後蓄積性螢光体
シートに残留するノイズを消去する読取消去方
法、およびこの方法を実施するための読取消去装
置に関するものである。
Detailed Description of the Invention (Field of the Invention) The present invention provides a radiation image information recording and reproducing method using a stimulable phosphor sheet, in which radiation image information is read and the information remaining on the stimulable phosphor sheet after reading is read. The present invention relates to a reading and erasing method for erasing noise, and a reading and erasing device for implementing this method.

(発明の技術的背景および先行技術) ある種の螢光体に放射線(X線、α線、β線、
γ線、電子線、紫外線等)を照射すると、この放
射線エネルギーの一部がその螢光体中に蓄積さ
れ、その後その螢光体に可視光等の励起光を照射
すると、蓄積されたエネルギーに応じて螢光体が
輝尽発光を示す。このような性質を示す螢光体を
蓄積性螢光体と言う。
(Technical Background and Prior Art of the Invention) Certain phosphors are exposed to radiation (X-rays, α-rays, β-rays,
When irradiated with γ-rays, electron beams, ultraviolet rays, etc., some of this radiation energy is accumulated in the phosphor, and when the phosphor is then irradiated with excitation light such as visible light, the accumulated energy is In response, the phosphor exhibits stimulated luminescence. A phosphor exhibiting such properties is called a stimulable phosphor.

この蓄積性螢光体を利用して、人体等の被写体
の放射線画像情報を一旦蓄積性螢光体のシートに
蓄積記録し、これを励起光で走査して輝尽発光さ
せ、この輝尽発光を光電的に読み取つて画像信号
を得、この画像信号を処理して診断適性の良い被
写体の放射線画像を得る放射線画像情報記録再生
方法が提案されている。(例えば特開昭55−12429
号、同56−11395号、同55−163472号、同56−
104645号、同55−116340号など)この方法におい
て最終的な画像はハードコピーとして再生したも
のでもよいし、CRT等の表示装置上に再生した
ものでもよい。このような放射線画像記録再生方
法においては、蓄積性螢光体シート(これは厳密
にはパネル状のものあるいはドラム状のもの等、
種々の形態を取ることができるが、総称して「シ
ート」と言うこととする。)を繰返し使用するこ
とが経済的である。
Using this stimulable phosphor, radiation image information of a subject such as a human body is stored and recorded on a sheet of stimulable phosphor, and this is scanned with excitation light to cause stimulated luminescence. A radiation image information recording and reproducing method has been proposed in which an image signal is obtained by photoelectrically reading the radiation image, and this image signal is processed to obtain a radiation image of a subject that is suitable for diagnosis. (For example, JP-A-55-12429
No. 56-11395, No. 55-163472, No. 56-
(No. 104645, No. 55-116340, etc.) In this method, the final image may be one reproduced as a hard copy or one reproduced on a display device such as a CRT. In such a radiation image recording and reproducing method, a stimulable phosphor sheet (strictly speaking, a panel-shaped sheet or a drum-shaped sheet, etc.) is used.
Although it can take various forms, it will be collectively referred to as a "sheet". ) is economical to use repeatedly.

読取り時に、充分な強度の励起光を照射すれば
記録されていた放射線画像情報に起因する蓄積放
射線エネルギーは消滅するはずであるが、実際に
は読取り時に照射する励起光のみでは完全な消去
はできない。したがつて、螢光体シートを繰返し
使用するときは前回の記録画像が残つてしまい、
次回の記録時にノイズとなるという問題がある。
If sufficient intensity of excitation light is applied during reading, the accumulated radiation energy caused by the recorded radiographic image information should be erased, but in reality, it cannot be completely erased only by the excitation light applied during reading. . Therefore, when the phosphor sheet is used repeatedly, the previously recorded image remains.
There is a problem in that noise occurs during the next recording.

実験によれば、放射線画像情報の記録時の蓄積
エネルギーの最大レベルを100とすると、0.01〜
0.0001程度まで、すなわち10-4〜10-6倍まで消去
しないと、次回の記録において残像となつて適正
な診断を妨げるノイズとなることが判明してい
る。
According to experiments, if the maximum level of accumulated energy when recording radiation image information is 100, it is 0.01~
It has been found that if the image is not erased to about 0.0001, that is, 10 -4 to 10 -6 times, it will become an afterimage in the next recording and become noise that hinders proper diagnosis.

本出願人は、かかるシステムにおける残像を消
去するために、読取後螢光体の励起光波長領域の
光を含む波長の光で蛍光体シートを励起せしめ
て、残留する放射線エネルギーを十分に放出させ
る方法を提案した。(特開昭57−116300号) しかしながら従来の残像消去方法においては螢
光灯ランプ、Naランプ、Heランプ、タングステ
ンランプ等の光源から発せられる光を残留放射線
エネルギーを放出させるノイズ消去光として用
い、この消去光をシート全面に照射せしめること
により消去が行なわれているため、残像の蓄積エ
ネルギーレベルを10-4〜10-6倍になるまで消去す
るためには、たとえばタングステンランプで
30000lxの照射を100〜1000秒間行なうといつたよ
うに高照度の消去光を長時間にわたつて照射する
必要があり、読取りの終了したシートを一定時間
収容して消去を行なうための消去ゾーンを設ける
必要があつた。また上記の光源は光だけでなく多
量の熱も発生するため、光源をシート上に近接し
て配設することが不可能であり、前記消去ゾーン
においては光源とシートとの間隙を広くとること
が必要であつた。また多量の熱を発する消去ゾー
ンを冷却するための冷却装置も必要であり、消去
装置全体が大型化してしまうという問題があつ
た。さらにこの消去装置は通常、画像の読取りを
行なう読取り装置等の他の装置と近接して配さ
れ、シートは搬送機構により各装置間を搬送、循
環されるようになつているために、消去装置が多
量の熱を発すると、近傍に配された他の装置や電
気回路系にも悪影響を与えてしまう。また、従来
の消去方法においては、光源用として高電圧の電
源が設けられているために感電の恐れがあるとと
もに、消費電力量が多くなり、経済的でないとい
う不都合もあつた。
In order to eliminate the afterimage in such a system, the applicant excites the phosphor sheet with light of a wavelength including light in the excitation light wavelength range of the phosphor after reading, so as to sufficiently release the remaining radiation energy. proposed a method. (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 57-116300) However, in the conventional afterimage erasing method, light emitted from a light source such as a fluorescent lamp, Na lamp, He lamp, tungsten lamp, etc. is used as noise erasing light to emit residual radiation energy. Erasing is performed by irradiating the entire surface of the sheet with this erasing light, so in order to erase the accumulated energy level of the afterimage to 10 -4 to 10 -6 times, it is necessary to use a tungsten lamp, for example.
It is necessary to irradiate the eraser with high-intensity erase light for a long time, such as irradiation of 30,000 lx for 100 to 1,000 seconds, and an erase zone is created in which the sheet that has been scanned is stored for a certain period of time and erased. It was necessary to set it up. Furthermore, since the above-mentioned light source generates not only light but also a large amount of heat, it is impossible to arrange the light source close to the sheet, and it is necessary to leave a wide gap between the light source and the sheet in the erasing zone. was necessary. Furthermore, a cooling device is also required to cool the erasing zone which generates a large amount of heat, resulting in the problem that the entire erasing device becomes large in size. Furthermore, this erasing device is usually placed in close proximity to other devices such as a reading device that reads images, and sheets are transported and circulated between each device by a conveyance mechanism. If the device emits a large amount of heat, it will have an adverse effect on other devices and electrical circuits located nearby. Further, in the conventional erasing method, a high voltage power source is provided for the light source, which poses a risk of electric shock, and also has disadvantages in that it consumes a large amount of power and is not economical.

(発明の目的) 本発明は上記ような問題点に鑑みてなされたも
のであり、放射線画像情報記録再生システムにお
いて、残像消去装置を放射線画像情報読取装置に
組み入れることにより消去ゾーンの省略化をはか
るとともに、多量の発熱および高電圧電源の設置
といつた問題を解消することのできる放射線画像
情報読取消去方法および装置を提供することを目
的とするものである。
(Object of the Invention) The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and aims to omit the erasure zone in a radiographic image information recording and reproducing system by incorporating an afterimage erasing device into a radiographic image information reading device. Another object of the present invention is to provide a radiation image information reading and erasing method and apparatus that can solve problems such as a large amount of heat generation and the installation of a high voltage power source.

(発明の構成) 本発明の読取消去方法および装置は励起光用光
源から発せられた励起光と、消去光用光源から発
せられた消去光とをそれぞれ同一の偏向器に入射
させて放射線画像情報が蓄積記録された蓄積性螢
光体シートの互いに異なつた位置を走査させ、前
記消去光を前記シート上の前記励起光による読取
りのための走査が終つた部分を走査せしめること
を特徴とするものである。すなわち、読取消去装
置内を一定速度で相対的に副走査方向に移動せし
められるシートはまず励起光による走査が行なわ
れ、走査箇所からは輝尽発光光が生ぜしめられて
画像情報が読み取られ、続いてこの読取りが行な
われたシート上の部分は消去光による走査が行な
われて残留放射線エネルギーが除去され読取りお
よび消去がほぼ同時に行なわれる。
(Structure of the Invention) The reading/erasing method and apparatus of the present invention is such that the excitation light emitted from the excitation light light source and the erasing light emitted from the erasing light source are incident on the same deflector to obtain radiation image information. is characterized by scanning different positions of a stimulable phosphor sheet on which information has been accumulated and recorded, and causing the erasing light to scan a portion of the sheet where scanning for reading by the excitation light has been completed. It is. That is, a sheet that is relatively moved in the sub-scanning direction at a constant speed within the reading/erasing device is first scanned by excitation light, and the image information is read by generating stimulated luminescence light from the scanning location. Subsequently, the portion of the sheet that has been read is scanned by erasing light to remove residual radiation energy, and reading and erasing are performed almost simultaneously.

(実施態様) 以下、図面を参照して本発明の実施態様につい
て説明する。
(Embodiments) Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

図面は本発明の一実施態様による読取消去装置
の概要を示す斜視図である。
The drawing is a perspective view showing an outline of a reading/erasing device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

励起光用光源1から発せられた励起光である読
取り用レーザ光1aは偏向器である回転多面鏡3
に入射せしめられ、この回転多面鏡3の回転に伴
なつて反射偏向されて、回転多面鏡3の下方に配
された、放射線画像情報が蓄積記録された蓄積性
螢光体シート4上を矢印A方向に繰り返し走査す
る。前記シート4はエンドレスベルト装置5に吸
着されて矢印B方向へ搬送されて副走査されるた
め、この副走査とほぼ直交する方向に主走査が繰
り返され、シート4の全面に亘る読取り用レーザ
光1aの2次元的走査が行なわれる。
The reading laser beam 1a, which is excitation light emitted from the excitation light source 1, is transmitted through a rotating polygon mirror 3, which is a deflector.
As the rotating polygon mirror 3 rotates, it is reflected and deflected, and the arrow marks the stimulable phosphor sheet 4 on which radiation image information is stored and recorded, which is placed below the rotating polygon mirror 3. Repeatedly scan in direction A. Since the sheet 4 is attracted to the endless belt device 5 and conveyed in the direction of arrow B for sub-scanning, main scanning is repeated in a direction substantially perpendicular to this sub-scanning, and the reading laser beam is applied over the entire surface of the sheet 4. A two-dimensional scan of 1a is performed.

読取り用レーザ光1aによる走査に伴つて読取
り用レーザ光1aの照射されたシート4は、そこ
に蓄積記録された画像情報に応じて輝尽発光し、
この発光光(図示せず)は、シート近傍において
主走査線に平行に配された入射端面6aを有する
透明な集光体6に入る。この集光体6はシート4
近傍に位置する前端部6bが平板状に形成される
とともに、後端側に向かつて次第に円筒状となる
ように形成され、その後端部6cにおいてほぼ円
筒状となつて光検出器であるフオトマル7と結合
されており、前記入射端面6aから入射した輝尽
発光光は後端部6cに集光され、フオトマル7に
受光される。このフオトマル7において、輝尽発
光光は電気信号に変換され、得られた電気信号は
画像情報処理回路8に送られて画像処理された
後、例えばCRT9に可視像として出力せしめら
れたり、磁気テープ10に記録されたりする。
The sheet 4 irradiated with the reading laser beam 1a as it is scanned by the reading laser beam 1a emits stimulated light according to the image information accumulated and recorded thereon.
This emitted light (not shown) enters a transparent light condenser 6 having an incident end face 6a arranged parallel to the main scanning line near the sheet. This light condenser 6 is the sheet 4
The front end 6b located nearby is formed into a flat plate shape, and gradually becomes cylindrical toward the rear end, and the rear end 6c becomes almost cylindrical to form a photodetector 7. The stimulated luminescent light incident from the incident end face 6a is focused on the rear end 6c and received by the photomal 7. In this photomultiplier 7, the stimulated luminescent light is converted into an electrical signal, and the obtained electrical signal is sent to an image information processing circuit 8 for image processing, and then outputted as a visible image to a CRT 9, for example, or It is recorded on tape 10.

一方、消去光用光源2から発せられた消去用レ
ーザ光2aは前記回転多面鏡3に前記読取り用レ
ーザ光1aと異なつた方向から異なつた角度で入
射せしめられ、回転多面鏡により反射偏向され
て、前記シート4の、前記読取り用レーザ光10
による読取りが終了した部分を前記読取り用レー
ザ光1aの主走査方向と略平行な矢印C方向に主
走査する。シート4の読取りが終了した部分に
は、蓄積された放射線エネルギーの一部が残留し
ているが、前記消去用レーザ光2aが照射される
ことにより、この残留エネルギーは除去され、シ
ート4は新たに放射線画像情報の記録を行なうこ
とができる状態になる。この残像消去を行なうた
めの消去用レーザ光としては波長が400〜600nm
のものを使用するのが好ましい。また、残留エネ
ルギーが大きい場合には、消去光用光源の出力を
増加させて十分な消去を行なうのに必要な光量を
シートに照射させるようにすればよい。さらに、
消去には高い解像力は必要とされないから、消去
用レーザ光のビーム径は読取り用レーザ光のビー
ム径よりも大きくすることができ、これによりシ
ート全面に亘つて消去を確実に行なうことができ
る。
On the other hand, the erasing laser beam 2a emitted from the erasing light source 2 is made incident on the rotating polygon mirror 3 from a different direction and at a different angle from the reading laser beam 1a, and is reflected and deflected by the rotating polygon mirror. , the reading laser beam 10 of the sheet 4
The portion where reading has been completed is main-scanned in the direction of arrow C, which is substantially parallel to the main-scanning direction of the reading laser beam 1a. Although some of the accumulated radiation energy remains in the portion of the sheet 4 where reading has been completed, this residual energy is removed by being irradiated with the erasing laser beam 2a, and the sheet 4 is replaced with a new one. It is now possible to record radiation image information. The wavelength of the laser beam used to erase this afterimage is 400 to 600 nm.
It is preferable to use If the residual energy is large, the output of the erasing light source may be increased to irradiate the sheet with the amount of light necessary for sufficient erasing. moreover,
Since high resolution is not required for erasing, the beam diameter of the erasing laser light can be made larger than the beam diameter of the reading laser light, thereby ensuring erasing over the entire sheet surface.

さらに、図に示す実施態様においては、前記読
取り用レーザ光1aによる走査位置と前記消去用
レーザ光2aによる走査位置との間に、走査線の
長さ以上の幅を有し前記シート4に起立した遮光
板11が設けられている。この遮光板11は光吸
収板あるいは反射ミラー等からなつており、消去
用レーザ光2aがシート4上を照射した際に照射
位置から発する光は、この遮光板11により前記
集光体6に入ることが防止される。またこの遮光
板11の少なくとも読取り表面を反射ミラーと
し、前記集光体6に近づけて配せば、読取り用レ
ーザ光1aの走査位置から発する輝尽発光光は遮
光板11により集光体6の入射端面6aに向けて
反射されるので、集光体6の集光効率を高めるこ
とができる。なおこの遮光板11は読取り用レー
ザ光と消去用レーザ光の各走査位置を十分離すこ
とができる場合や、シート上の遠い位置から発す
る光は集光するおそれのない集光体を用いた場合
等、集光用レーザ光によるシート上からの発光が
読取りに影響を与えない場合には省略してもよ
い。
Furthermore, in the embodiment shown in the figure, there is a width greater than the length of the scanning line between the scanning position by the reading laser beam 1a and the scanning position by the erasing laser beam 2a, A light shielding plate 11 is provided. This light-shielding plate 11 is made of a light-absorbing plate or a reflecting mirror, and when the erasing laser beam 2a illuminates the sheet 4, the light emitted from the irradiation position enters the light condenser 6 through this light-shielding plate 11. This will be prevented. Furthermore, if at least the reading surface of this light shielding plate 11 is a reflective mirror and is placed close to the light condensing body 6, the stimulated luminescence light emitted from the scanning position of the reading laser beam 1a will be reflected by the light shielding plate 11 to the light condensing body 6. Since the light is reflected toward the incident end surface 6a, the light collecting efficiency of the light collecting body 6 can be increased. Note that this light shielding plate 11 is used when the scanning positions of the reading laser beam and the erasing laser beam can be separated sufficiently, or when a condenser is used that does not cause the possibility of condensing light emitted from a far position on the sheet. etc., may be omitted if the light emitted from the sheet by the focusing laser beam does not affect reading.

(発明の効果) 以上説明したように本発明の読取消去方法およ
び装置によれば、読取りのための偏向器を消去に
兼用したことにより大きな消去装置を省略するこ
とができ、全体としてシステムの小型化が実現で
きる。また、残像の消去を消去光の走査により行
なうため、高照度の消去光を長時間照射する必要
がなくなり発熱量が格段に少なくなるので、他の
装置や電気回路系に対する悪影響を大きく軽減す
ることができる。さらに消去光源用の高電圧の電
源も不要となるため、消費電力が低下して経済的
であるとともに、感電のおそれもなくなる等、そ
の実用上の価値は極めて大きい。
(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, according to the reading and erasing method and device of the present invention, since the deflector for reading is also used for erasing, a large erasing device can be omitted, resulting in a compact system as a whole. can be realized. In addition, since afterimages are erased by scanning the erasing light, there is no need to irradiate high-intensity erasing light for a long time, and the amount of heat generated is significantly reduced, greatly reducing the negative impact on other devices and electrical circuit systems. I can do it. Furthermore, since a high-voltage power source for the erasing light source is not required, the power consumption is reduced, which is economical, and the risk of electric shock is eliminated, so its practical value is extremely great.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

図面は本発明の一実施態様による読取消去装置
の概要を示す斜視図である。 1a……読取り用レーザ光、2a……消去用レ
ーザ光、3……回転多面鏡、4……蓄積性螢光体
シート、6……集光体、7……フオトマル、11
……遮光板。
The drawing is a perspective view showing an outline of a reading/erasing device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 1a...Laser light for reading, 2a...Laser light for erasing, 3...Rotating polygon mirror, 4...Storage phosphor sheet, 6...Concentrator, 7...Photomar, 11
...Shading plate.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 放射線画像情報が蓄積記録された蓄積性螢光
体シートを一定速度で副走査方向に搬送し、この
シート上に、偏向器により偏向された励起光を主
走査させることにより輝尽発光光を生ぜしめ、こ
の輝尽発光光を光電的に読み取つて画像信号を得
る読取りを行ない、読取りを行なつた後に前記シ
ート上に消去光の照射を行なつて残留放射線エネ
ルギー等によるノイズを消去する放射線画像情報
読取消去方法において、前記偏向器に、励起光用
光源および消去光用光源それぞれから発せられた
励起光および消去光を、それらが互いにシート上
の異なつた位置を走査するように入射させて前記
シート上に向けて反射偏向させ、前記消去光を前
記シート上の、前記励起光による読取りのための
走査が終つた部分を走査させることにより、読取
りおよび消去をほぼ同時に行なうことを特徴とす
る放射線画像情報読取消去方法。 2 放射線画像情報が蓄積記録された蓄積性螢光
体シートを照射して、該シートに蓄積記録された
画像情報に応じた輝尽発光光を生ぜしめる励起光
を発する励起光用光源、 前記励起光の光路上に設けられ、前記励起光を
前記シート上に向けて反射偏向せしめ、該シート
上に励起光を繰り返し主走査せしめる偏向器、 前記シートと励起光を相対的に主走査方向と略
垂直な方向に移動させて副走査する副走査手段、 一端に前記主走査の方向に延びた入射端面を有
し他端に射出端面を有し、前記入射端面から入射
した光を前記射出端面まで案内する集光体、 この集光体の前記射出端面に接続された光検出
器、および 前記偏向器によつて前記シート上の、前記励起
光により主走査されている部分よりも副走査の下
流側の部分を主走査するように反射偏向せしめら
れ、前記シートに残留する放射線画像情報を消去
する消去光を発する消去光用光源からなる放射線
画像情報読取消去装置。 3 前記励起光による走査位置と前記消去光によ
る走査位置との間に少なくとも走査線の長さと同
じ幅を有し、前記シート面上に起立した遮光板が
設けられたことを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第2
項記載の放射線画像情報読取消去装置。
[Scope of Claims] 1. A stimulable phosphor sheet on which radiation image information has been accumulated and recorded is conveyed at a constant speed in the sub-scanning direction, and excitation light deflected by a deflector is caused to main-scan the sheet. This stimulated luminescence light is generated by photoelectronic reading to obtain an image signal, and after reading, erasing light is irradiated onto the sheet to remove residual radiation energy, etc. In the radiation image information reading and erasing method for erasing noise caused by noise, the deflector is provided with excitation light and erasure light emitted from an excitation light light source and an erasure light light source, respectively, while scanning different positions on the sheet with each other. By making the light incident on the sheet and reflecting and deflecting it onto the sheet, and causing the erasing light to scan the part of the sheet where scanning for reading by the excitation light has finished, reading and erasing can be performed almost simultaneously. A radiation image information reading and erasing method characterized by: 2. A light source for excitation light that emits excitation light that irradiates a stimulable phosphor sheet on which radiographic image information is accumulated and recorded to produce stimulated luminescence light according to the image information accumulated and recorded on the sheet; a deflector that is provided on an optical path of light and reflects and deflects the excitation light onto the sheet, and repeatedly scans the excitation light on the sheet in a main scanning direction; A sub-scanning means that performs sub-scanning by moving in a vertical direction, having an entrance end face extending in the main scanning direction at one end and an exit end face at the other end, and transmitting light incident from the entrance end face to the exit end face. A guiding light condenser, a photodetector connected to the exit end surface of the light condenser, and a portion of the sheet that is downstream of the part of the sheet that is being scanned in the main scan by the excitation light by the deflector. A radiation image information reading and erasing device comprising an erasing light light source that is reflectively deflected so as to main scan the side portion and emits erasing light for erasing radiographic image information remaining on the sheet. 3. A patent claim characterized in that a light shielding plate is provided between the scanning position by the excitation light and the scanning position by the erasing light, having at least the same width as the length of the scanning line and standing up on the sheet surface. range 2nd
The radiation image information reading and erasing device described in 2.
JP59208832A 1984-10-04 1984-10-04 Method for reading and erasing radiant-ray image information and its device Granted JPS6186743A (en)

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