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titleOfInvention Ultra-high definition optics based elasticity measuring device for self-diagnosis of thyroid cancer and its driving control method
abstract The present invention relates to an ultra-high-definition optical-based elasticity measuring device for self-diagnosis of thyroid cancer, and more specifically, as an ultra-high-definition optical-based elasticity measuring device for self-diagnosis of thyroid cancer, pressure on the thyroid tissue for thyroid cancer self-diagnosis A probe module that scatters light in response to a change in elasticity of the thyroid tissue to which pressure is applied; And an imaging module that captures light scattered by the probe module to obtain a tactile image of the thyroid. In addition, the present invention relates to a drive control method of an ultra-high definition optical-based elasticity measuring device for self-diagnosis of thyroid cancer, and more specifically, as a drive control method of an ultra-high definition optical-based elasticity measuring device for self-diagnosis of thyroid cancer. , (1) the probe module of the elasticity measuring device applies pressure to the thyroid tissue, scattering light in response to a change in elasticity of the thyroid tissue to which pressure is applied; And (2) the imaging module of the elasticity measuring device captures the light scattered from the probe module in step (1) to obtain a tactile image of the thyroid. According to the ultra-high-definition optical-based elasticity measuring device for self-diagnosis of the thyroid cancer proposed by the present invention and its driving control method, scattering according to the change in elasticity of the thyroid tissue to which pressure is applied using a multilayer silicon structure probe module By configuring the light to be photographed to obtain a tactile image of the thyroid gland, it is possible to easily and accurately promote thyroid cancer at home using a small-sized probe. In addition, according to the ultra-high-definition optical-based elasticity measuring device for self-diagnosis of the thyroid cancer proposed by the present invention and its driving control method, a user can directly promote thyroid cancer by using a small-sized probe, thereby allowing a specialist to It is possible to easily check for abnormality of the initial thyroid tissue without relying on it, save a lot of the cost of the existing thyroid examination, and enable early self-examination of thyroid cancer with high incidence.
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