WO2010004835A1 - 光計測装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an apparatus that irradiates a subject with light and non-invasively measures internal information of the subject.
- Absorption spectroscopy is widely used in which the subject is irradiated with light having a wavelength from ultraviolet light to near infrared, and the amount of transmitted light is measured to know the characteristics of the subject.
- the distance that has passed through the subject and the amount of light attenuated by passing through the subject are measured.
- the detector is placed on the same side as the light source in a reflective arrangement, that is, the subject.
- the scattering of the subject is strong, the light passing through the subject can be detected by changing the position of the subject surface that irradiates light and the position of the subject surface that detects light. Information inside the specimen can be obtained.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 57-115232
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 63-260532
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 63-275323
- Patent Document 5 JP-A-2003-339677
- FIG. 1 is a typical layout diagram.
- 11 is an irradiation optical fiber
- 12 is a detection optical fiber
- 13 is a subject.
- the present invention separates the light intensity emitted from the detection position from the light emitted from other positions without bringing the fiber or photodetector directly into contact with the object surface even when the object has strong scattering.
- An apparatus having a detection mechanism is provided.
- the light distribution on the subject surface can be measured. There are the following methods for separately observing the detection positions.
- An optical waveguide such as an optical fiber is brought into contact with or close to each light emitter so that light from other light emitters does not enter.
- the light emitted from each light emitter is separated using an imaging system.
- Light emitters having different emission wavelengths are used, and light emitted from each light emitter is separated using a wavelength separation method such as an optical filter.
- the surface of the light emitter other than the surface in contact with the subject is incident. What is necessary is just to cover with the member which shields a light wavelength. However, in order to measure the light emission intensity from the light emitter, at least a part of the shielding member needs to transmit the light emission wavelength.
- the detection efficiency changes depending on the expected angle of the light detector with respect to the emission pattern of light emission, and the detected light intensity changes.
- an imaging tube is used as the photodetector, the illuminant can be captured as an image, so that the positional relationship between the photodetector and the illuminant can be determined from the size and shape of the image. That is, the detection efficiency can be calibrated and corrected using the size and shape of the image.
- a method for calculating the positional relationship from the shape of an image is generally known, and this can be easily and accurately performed when the image is a triangle. Therefore, the shape of the light emitter may be a triangle.
- the incident light can irradiate the incident position of the subject without contact by using an optical system.
- a marker may be placed at the target incident position of the subject.
- the same incident position can be irradiated with light even if the subject moves.
- the incident light intensity varies depending on the incident angle of light. Since the distance and angle with the subject are measured during tracking, the relationship between these parameters and the intensity of incident light on the subject is calibrated in advance to correct the detected light intensity.
- a living body head is taken as an example of the subject, and an arrangement in which the positions of the photodetector and the light source are on the same side with respect to the subject, that is, an example of a reflective arrangement will be described.
- the subject can be similarly applied to a living body part other than the head or other than the living body, and can be applied in any arrangement regardless of the position of the photodetector, the light source, and the subject.
- the present invention it is possible to measure light absorption information inside a subject simply by placing a small marker or light emitter on the subject. is there. Furthermore, when the subject is a living body, there is an effect that the comfort of the subject can be increased.
- the semiconductor laser 21 having a wavelength of 830 nm and the photodetector 22 are fixed to the housing 24 at a distance of 30 mm.
- the phosphor cell 23 is fixed on the forehead scalp 20 with glue.
- the output light of the semiconductor laser 21 is applied to a position on the forehead scalp 30 mm away from the phosphor cell 23.
- the photodetector 22 uses an avalanche photodiode as a light detection element, and InP is used as an optical filter that transmits fluorescence emitted from the phosphor 23 but does not transmit irradiation light in front of its light receiving surface. Crystals are arranged. Further, it has a lens optical system for efficiently receiving light from the phosphor cell 23.
- the housing has an arm 25 that can be fixed to a head or a body part, another device, or the like.
- the phosphor used here is, for example, the compound of Formula 1 shown in FIG. 8, and emits fluorescence having a wavelength of about 1 ⁇ m when excited at a wavelength of 0.8 ⁇ m. Since the excitation light has a wavelength that is relatively high in the living body, the phosphor 23 is excited by the light that enters the head from the position irradiated with the semiconductor laser 21 and returns through the cerebral cortex. The Since the fluorescence intensity is proportional to the excitation light intensity, a change in absorption in the cerebral cortex can be observed by measuring the fluorescence intensity with a photodetector.
- the case of one wavelength as the light source has been described. However, as usual, the amount of blood and the oxygenated state can be observed by using a light source of two or more wavelengths.
- the phosphor used here is suitable for measuring blood dynamics in a living body because it can be excited by near-infrared light having a wavelength of about 0.8 ⁇ m.
- any material that excites and emits light at a wavelength used to obtain absorption information of the subject may be used, and phosphorescence, Raman scattering light, or the like may be used in addition to fluorescence.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the phosphor cell 23.
- the phosphor powder 31 is dispersed in a resin placed in a metal 32 and covered with a filter 33 made of InP.
- the filter 33 has a characteristic of passing fluorescence without passing excitation light, that is, irradiation light.
- the metal 32 may be a resin or the like as long as the material does not transmit the irradiation light.
- FIG. 4 shows another embodiment of the phosphor cell described in the first embodiment.
- the metal and the lid are made of different materials, but here, the InP filter 43 is processed and integrally molded. Compared with the phosphor cell of Example 1, there is an effect that the cost can be reduced.
- the marker 52 and the phosphor cell 23 are fixed to the sheet 54 and the sheet 24 is contact-fixed on the forehead scalp 20.
- the marker 52 and the phosphor cell 23 may be attached to the subject separately, but by using the sheet 54, the distance between them can be easily determined.
- the emitted light from the semiconductor laser 21 is applied to the marker 52 by the beam tracking device 51.
- the marker 52 is made of a material that has little scattering and absorption with respect to the irradiation light wavelength. Alternatively, a donut shape may be used, and light may be applied to the central hole.
- the fluorescence from the phosphor is observed as an image by the imaging tube 53.
- the expected angle and distance can be calculated by measuring the size and shape of the phosphor cell. Since the fluorescence detection efficiency varies depending on the angle of view and the distance, the fluorescence intensity is corrected based on these calculation results. Similarly, when the incident angle and distance on the irradiation side also change, the light intensity and the incident position that are incident on the subject change. Therefore, the detected fluorescence intensity is corrected using the expected angle and distance obtained during tracking. According to this, there is an effect that it is not necessary to strictly adjust the positional relationship between the irradiation detection system and the subject and measurement is simplified.
- the housing 24 is used by being held by an arm near the head as in the first embodiment, but may be structured to be taken by a person with his / her hand.
- the phosphor cell is excited in advance with a constant light intensity to emit light.
- the detected fluorescence intensity is measured while changing the angle at which the phosphor cell is viewed and the distance to the phosphor cell.
- the light detection efficiency is obtained by normalization by dividing the detected fluorescent light intensity by the irradiation light intensity. Or you may normalize by dividing using a certain angle and distance, for example, the value when a photodetector is made to contact a fluorescent substance cell.
- the table which used distance and angle as a parameter about the relative value of light detection efficiency can be obtained.
- the distance and angle values to the phosphor cell are calculated from the image of the size and shape of the phosphor cell, the light detection efficiency is calculated by interpolating the table using this value, and the correction coefficient Multiply as
- the irradiation side can also be corrected using the distance and angle between the irradiation light source and the marker.
- the distance and angle obtained at the time of tracking are used for correction, but they may be obtained from an image using a triangular marker.
- the imaging tube used for fluorescence measurement can also be used.
- the imaging tube is provided with an optical filter that passes the fluorescence wavelength and blocks the irradiation light and background light in order to increase the fluorescence detection sensitivity.
- light that passes through the optical filter may be used for temporary illumination for shape observation.
- another imaging tube that does not have an optical filter may be used separately from the imaging tube for fluorescence measurement.
- Example 4 An example of the phosphor cell used in Example 4 is shown in FIG.
- the distance to the phosphor cell and the expected angle can be easily processed by software using the angle, inclination, and length formed by the sides of the triangle.
- the marker 52 and the phosphor cell 61 are arranged on a lattice-shaped sheet 54. This is attached to the subject. Since the component parts are small and lightweight, they can be flexible so that they can be attached along the shape of the subject. Moreover, it is also possible to make it easy to put it on the head or to put it on the limb by making it into a shape such as a hat or bee.
- phosphor cells are separated by imaging.
- fluorescence having different wavelengths is generated in each cell. Therefore, the phosphor cells may be separated according to the fluorescence wavelength using an optical filter or the like.
- the brain function measuring device using near infrared spectroscopy can be used as medical and research equipment or for market research such as confirmation of educational effects, health management at home, and product monitoring. It can also be used for tissue oxygen saturation measurement and muscle oxygen metabolometer. Furthermore, it can be used for general absorption spectroscopy equipment, such as measurement of sugar content of fruits.
- SYMBOLS 11 Optical fiber for irradiation, 12 ... Optical fiber for light reception, 13 ... Subject, 20 ... Forehead scalp, 21 ... Semiconductor laser, 22 ... Photo detector, 23 ... Phosphor cell, 24 ... Housing, 25 ... Arm, 31 ... phosphor, 32 ... metal cell, 33 ... filter, 41 ... integral phosphor cell, 51 ... beam tracking device, 52 ... marker, 53 ... imaging tube, 61 ... triangular phosphor cell.
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- 被検体に波長200nmから1500nmの光を入射する1個または複数個の光入射手段と、
前記被検体上の前記光が入射された入射位置から離れた位置に配置され、入射された前記光の波長で励起される発光体と、
前記発光体から発せられる光を検出する光検出手段とを備えることを特徴とする光計測装置。 - 請求項1に記載の光計測装置において、前記発光体を配置する位置に応じて、当該発光体から発せられる光の波長が異なるようにしたことを特徴とする光計測装置。
- 請求項1に記載の光計測装置において、前記発光体の前記被検体に接する面以外の面を、前記入射光波長の光を遮蔽する部材で覆ったことを特徴とする光計測装置。
- 請求項1に記載の光計測装置において、前記発光体の形状が三角形であることを特徴とする光計測装置。
- 請求項1に記載の光計測装置において、前記光検出手段は撮像器であることを特徴とする光計測装置。
- 請求項1に記載の光計測装置において、前記光入射手段による光の入射位置にマーカが配置され、前記被検体から離れた位置から前記マーカに向けて光を照射し、前記被検体が動いても前記マーカを追跡する機構を有することを特徴とする光計測装置。
- 請求項1に記載の光計測装置において、前記光検出手段または前記光入射手段と、前記被検体との位置関係により、検出発光強度を補正する機構を有することを特徴とする光計測装置。
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