WO2016042922A1 - 医療用観察装置及び医療用観察装置のレンズ鏡筒 - Google Patents
医療用観察装置及び医療用観察装置のレンズ鏡筒 Download PDFInfo
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- the present technology relates to a technical field regarding a medical observation apparatus capable of switching an optical element positioned on an optical axis and a lens barrel of the medical observation apparatus.
- a medical observation apparatus that improves the efficiency of surgery by observing an affected area of a patient in surgery, treatment, examination, or the like in a medical institution such as a hospital.
- a medical observation apparatus is attached to the tip of a robot arm or the like, for example, and operates the arm so as to set the necessary direction and angle so that the affected part of the patient can be observed from a desired direction.
- the captured images and videos are displayed on a display unit such as a monitor or a display.
- an observation form corresponding to the patient's illness may be required.
- an observation form in a state where infrared light is removed an observation form for observing fluorescence emitted in the state in which various test agents are administered, and the like.
- an observation mode for example, there is an observation mode in which the brightness, the imaging range, or the like of an image when an affected area is imaged is changed.
- the medical observation apparatus includes a switching mechanism for switching various optical elements such as an optical filter, a lens, and a polarizing element, and can perform imaging in an observation form as necessary according to a difference in observation form. It is desired to have a function.
- Examples of such an optical element switching mechanism include a filter frame in which three different types of optical filters are mounted side by side in a direction orthogonal to the optical axis direction, and the filter frame is orthogonal to the optical axis direction. And the optical filter can be switched (see, for example, Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2).
- a medical observation apparatus is used in operations such as surgery, treatment, and examination
- an observer such as a doctor or an examination engineer visually recognizes an image or video that is captured by the medical observation apparatus and displayed on the display unit, and an affected part. This state is also visually confirmed.
- the medical observation apparatus may interfere with visual observation when a doctor or the like visually recognizes the affected part.
- a doctor or the like treats the affected area using a medical instrument such as a scalpel, and therefore the presence of the medical observation device may interfere with surgery or the like when the medical observation device is large. .
- the medical observation device of the present technology and the lens barrel of the medical observation device are intended to overcome the above-described problems and to reduce the size while improving functionality by switching optical elements. .
- a medical observation apparatus holds an imaging optical system that images a subject, an imaging element that photoelectrically converts an image of the subject imaged by the imaging optical system, and a plurality of optical elements.
- An element holding frame that is rotatable about a moving axis, and the axial direction of the rotation axis is a direction orthogonal to an optical axis direction that connects the imaging optical system and the imaging element, The element holding frame is rotated so that at least one of the plurality of optical elements is positioned on the optical axis.
- the element holding frame is rotated about the rotation axis whose axial direction is orthogonal to the optical axis direction, and at least one of the plurality of optical elements is positioned on the optical axis. .
- optical filters having wavelength selectivity with different wavelengths to be transmitted are used as the optical element.
- a position detection sensor for detecting the rotation position of the element holding frame is provided, and the optical element positioned on the optical axis based on the detection result of the position detection sensor It is desirable to perform image processing according to the above.
- a support housing is provided in which the element holding frame is rotatably supported, a stopper portion is provided in the element holding frame, and the support housing is provided with the cover. It is desirable that a stopper portion is provided that contacts the stopper portion and holds the element holding frame at the rotation end.
- the stopper portion provided in the element holding frame is brought into contact with the stopper portion provided in the support housing, and the element holding frame is held at the rotating end.
- the stopper portion is pressed against the stopper portion by the urging force of the urging spring, and the element holding frame is held at the rotating end.
- the first stopper portion that holds the element holding frame at one of the rotating ends as the stopper portion, and the element holding frame is held at the other rotating end.
- the first stopper portion is pressed against the first stopper portion at the one rotation end by the biasing spring, and the second stopper portion is the second rotation end at the other rotation end. It is desirable to be pressed against the stopper portion.
- the first stopper portion is pressed against the first stopper portion by the urging force of the urging spring so that the element holding frame is held at the one rotation end, and the second stopper portion is the second stopper portion.
- the element holding frame is held at the other rotation end by being pressed against the stopper portion by the urging force of the urging spring.
- an operation lever that rotates the element holding frame when operated is provided, and the biasing force of the biasing spring is applied to the element holding frame via the operation lever. It is desirable to be granted.
- the operating lever functions as power transmission means for applying turning force to the element holding frame and also functions as urging force transmission means for applying urging force to the element holding frame.
- a support housing in which the element holding frame is rotatably supported, and two fixed lens groups are attached to the support housing so as to be separated in the optical axis direction.
- the element holding frame is preferably positioned between the two fixed lens groups.
- the element holding frame and the optical element held by the element holding frame are shielded by the respective portions to which the fixed lens group is attached in the optical axis direction.
- the lens barrel described above is provided with a support housing that is formed in a box shape and rotatably supports the element holding frame, and the element holding frame is positioned inside the support housing. It is desirable.
- the element holding frame and the optical element held by the element holding frame are sealed by the support housing.
- the imaging optical system is provided as a binocular optical system, and the optical element is positioned over two optical axes of the binocular optical system.
- the imaging optical system is provided as a binocular optical system
- the element holding frame is provided with a light shielding wall portion between two optical axes.
- the light shielding wall part restricts the incidence of light passing through one optical path to the other optical path and the incidence of light passing through the other optical path to one optical path.
- a lens barrel of a medical observation apparatus holds an imaging optical system that images a subject, an imaging element that photoelectrically converts an image of the subject imaged by the imaging optical system, and a plurality of optical elements.
- An element holding frame that is rotatable about a moving axis, and the axial direction of the rotation axis is a direction orthogonal to an optical axis direction that connects the imaging optical system and the imaging element, The element holding frame is rotated so that at least one of the plurality of optical elements is positioned on the optical axis.
- the element holding frame is rotated about the rotation axis whose axial direction is orthogonal to the optical axis direction, and at least one of the plurality of optical elements is positioned on the optical axis. .
- the element holding frame is rotated about a rotation axis whose axial direction is orthogonal to the optical axis direction, and at least one of the plurality of optical elements is placed on the optical axis. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the size while improving the functionality by switching the optical elements.
- FIG. 2 to 56 show an embodiment of the medical observation apparatus of the present technology and the lens barrel of the medical observation apparatus, and this figure is a schematic view of a medical system including the medical observation apparatus. It is a schematic perspective view of a medical observation apparatus. It is a perspective view of a lens barrel.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a lens barrel in which a part of a front support housing is omitted in a state viewed from a direction different from FIG. 3.
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line VV in FIG. 3. It is an expanded sectional view which shows the internal structure of a front side lens-barrel part. It is an expansion perspective view which shows the part by the side of the front end of a front side lens-barrel part.
- FIG. 20 to FIG. 22 show the operation when the drive cam is rotated. In this figure, the stopper screw is brought into contact with the restriction pin of the stopper base, and the rotation of the drive cam to one side is restricted by the restriction pin. It is an expanded sectional view showing the state.
- FIG. 20 is an enlarged cross-sectional view illustrating a state where the drive cam is rotated with respect to the sliding ring, following FIG. 19.
- FIG. 21 is an enlarged cross-sectional view illustrating a state in which the stopper screw is pressed by the restriction edge and the sliding ring and the stopper screw are rotated integrally with the drive cam, following FIG. 20.
- FIG. 22 is an enlarged cross-sectional view illustrating a state where the stopper screw pressed by the restriction edge is brought into contact with the restriction pin and the rotation of the drive cam 60 is restricted and reaches the other rotation end, following FIG. 21.
- FIG. 5 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing a gear box and parts disposed in the gear box, and showing a state in which a manual operation knob is in a first position and a switching gear is in a non-meshing position.
- FIG. 5 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing the gear box and each part arranged in the gear box, and showing a state where the manual operation knob is in the second position and the switching gear is in the meshing position.
- FIG. 5 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing a state in which the switching gear is not meshed with the transmission gear when the manual operation knob is moved to the second position, showing the gear box and each part arranged in the gear box.
- FIG. 30 is an enlarged perspective view of a rear lens barrel portion viewed from a direction different from FIG. 29. It is an expanded sectional view of a rear side barrel part.
- FIG. 30 is an expansion perspective view which shows the case body of a rear part support housing
- FIG. 34 is an enlarged perspective view showing the case body of the rear support housing as seen from a direction different from FIGS. 32 and 33. It is an expansion perspective view of the back side barrel part shown in the state where a seal member and an element unit were removed. It is an expansion perspective view of an operation lever. It is an expansion disassembled perspective view which shows a click lever and a biasing spring. It is an expansion perspective view of a cylindrical cap. It is an expansion perspective view of an element holding frame.
- FIG. 40 is an enlarged perspective view showing the element holding frame as seen from a direction different from FIG. 39.
- FIG. 41 is an enlarged perspective view showing the element holding frame when viewed from a direction different from FIGS. 39 and 40.
- FIG. 6 is an enlarged perspective view showing a state in which the element holding frame is held at an intermediate position and a detection piece of the element holding frame is positioned between two position detection sensors.
- FIG. 6 is an enlarged perspective view showing a state where an element holding frame is held at a first rotation position. It is an expanded sectional view showing the state where an element holding frame is held in the 1st rotation position.
- FIG. 6 is an enlarged perspective view showing a state in which the element holding frame is held at a first rotation position and a detection piece of the element holding frame is positioned between the detectors in one position detection sensor. It is an expansion perspective view which shows the state in which the element holding frame is hold
- FIG. 10 is an enlarged perspective view showing a state in which the element holding frame is held at a third rotation position and the detection piece of the element holding frame is positioned between the detectors in one position detection sensor.
- FIG. 53 and 54 show an example in which the rotation position of the element holding frame is magnetically detected, and this figure is a schematic enlarged cross-sectional view showing a state in which the intermediate position is detected. It is a general
- FIG. 6 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a state where an optical element held at one end of an element holding frame is positioned on an optical axis in an example in which five optical elements are held by an element holding frame.
- the medical observation apparatus is an imaging apparatus that can perform moving image shooting and still image shooting, and is formed in a shape extending in one direction, with the optical axis direction being the longitudinal direction.
- the optical axis direction is the front-rear direction
- predetermined directions perpendicular to the optical axis are the vertical direction and the left-right direction.
- the subject side is assumed to be the front
- the direction in which the subject image is captured is assumed to be the rear.
- the lens group shown below may include one or a plurality of lenses and other optical elements such as a diaphragm and an iris in addition to the lens group including one or a plurality of lenses.
- the medical system 1000 is, for example, a system installed in a room 900 such as a hospital operating room or examination room, and includes a robot arm device 180 and a display device 190.
- the robot arm device 180 has a base 181 installed on the floor 200 or the like and an arm 182 connected to the base 181.
- the base 181 may be installed in a fixed state, or may be movable with respect to the floor 200 or the like.
- the arm 182 includes a plurality of link portions 182a, 182a,... And joint portions 182b, 182b,... That link the link portions 182a, 182a,.
- the link part 182a connected to the base 181 is also rotatable with respect to the base 181 by the joint part 182b.
- the medical observation apparatus 1 is attached to the link portion 182a on the most distal side. As described above, the arm 182 can be rotated with respect to the other link portions 182a, 182a,... Or the base 181 by the joint portions 182b, 182b,. Therefore, the medical observation apparatus 1 can be positioned at a desired position in a desired direction by rotating the link portions 182a, 182a,... In a desired direction and a desired angle. Yes.
- the robot arm device 180 and the medical observation device 1 are covered with a transparent protective sheet 300 that has been subjected to a sterilization process called drape. Therefore, a manual operation on the operation unit of the medical observation apparatus 1 by a practitioner 700 such as a doctor is performed from the outside of the protective sheet 300, and is performed in a state where the protective sheet 300 is overlapped with the operation unit and the both are gripped.
- the display device 190 is attached to the wall 400 or the like, and has a display unit 191 such as a display on which an image or video captured by the medical observation device 1 is displayed.
- the display device 190 may be a monitor device or the like arranged on a stand arranged in a fixed state or a movable state, and is installed in a fixed state or a movable state on the floor 200 or the like. It may be a monitor device or the like.
- a surgical table 500 such as an operating table or an examination bed is arranged, and a surgical target person 600 such as a patient or an examinee lies on the surgical table 500.
- the practitioner 700 such as a doctor performs a treatment on the affected part of the treatment target 600 using a medical instrument 800 such as a scalpel or forceps, for example.
- the affected part of the treatment subject 600 is imaged by the medical observation device 1, and the captured images and videos are displayed on the display unit 191 of the display device 190.
- the practitioner 700 performs an operation while visually recognizing an image or video displayed on the display unit 191 and visually recognizing the affected part.
- the robot arm device 180 may be electrically operated to rotate the link portions 182a, 182a,... Alternatively, the link portions 182a, 182a,... May be gripped and the link portions 182a, 182a,... May be manually rotated to a desired direction and a desired angle.
- the medical observation apparatus 1 is downsized in the radial direction in order to improve the gripping property with respect to the medical observation apparatus 1. It is desirable.
- the practitioner 700 often performs the treatment while visually confirming the affected part. Therefore, it is particularly important to downsize the medical observation apparatus 1 in the radial direction so that the medical observation apparatus 1 does not interfere with visual recognition when the affected part is visually confirmed.
- the medical observation apparatus 1 may be configured to be rotatable in any direction with respect to the most distal link portion 182a. In this case, the orientation of the medical observation apparatus 1 can be set easily and smoothly. Can be done.
- the medical observation apparatus 1 is configured such that a portion excluding a part of a lens barrel described later is disposed inside an outer casing 2.
- the outer casing 2 has a main body 3 formed in a shape extending in the front-rear direction and a mounted portion 4 protruding from the rear end of the main body 3.
- the outer shape of the main body part 3 is made smaller than the rear side part 6 in which the front side part 5 which is a substantially half part on the front side is a substantially half part on the rear side.
- the front side portion 5 is formed in a cylindrical shape, and a cover 7 that is at least partially transparent is attached to the front end portion of the front side portion 5.
- the rear side portion 6 has an outer peripheral portion 8 formed in a substantially cylindrical shape and a circular rear surface portion 9 continuous to the rear end portion of the outer peripheral portion 8.
- insertion holes are formed at positions substantially opposite to 180 ° in the circumferential direction.
- the attached portion 4 protrudes laterally from the rear end portion of the rear side portion 6.
- the attached portion 4 is attached to the link portion 182a on the most distal end side of the robot arm device 180.
- the lens barrel 10 has a front barrel portion 11, an intermediate barrel portion 12, and a rear barrel portion 13 that are coupled in order from the front side, and is formed in a shape that extends in the front-rear direction as a whole.
- the lens barrel 10 includes various lenses and the like, and includes an imaging optical system that images a subject and an imaging element that photoelectrically converts an image of the subject captured by the imaging optical system, and a direction connecting the imaging optical system and the imaging element.
- the (front-rear direction) is the optical axis direction.
- the lens barrel 10 is provided with an imaging optical system as a binocular optical system. Elements of the imaging optical system such as a lens are arranged side by side in the intermediate barrel portion 12 and the rear barrel portion 13 and are captured at the time of imaging. Light is incident on the left optical system and the right optical system, respectively, so that there are two light paths. As described above, the lens barrel 10 is configured such that light is incident on the two optical systems, respectively, and a stereoscopic image can be obtained using the parallax of the incident light.
- an imaging optical system as a binocular optical system. Elements of the imaging optical system such as a lens are arranged side by side in the intermediate barrel portion 12 and the rear barrel portion 13 and are captured at the time of imaging. Light is incident on the left optical system and the right optical system, respectively, so that there are two light paths. As described above, the lens barrel 10 is configured such that light is incident on the two optical systems, respectively, and a stereoscopic image can be obtained using the parallax of the incident light.
- the front lens barrel unit 11 does not arrange the elements of the imaging optical system such as a lens side by side, but has a single path of the taken-in light.
- the front lens barrel 11 is an objective system, and mainly has a function of capturing light and a focusing function of focusing the captured light. Therefore, a focusing mechanism is disposed in the front lens barrel portion 11.
- the intermediate lens barrel 12 is an imaging system, and mainly has a zooming function for changing the diameter of the captured light to change the magnification. Accordingly, a zooming mechanism is disposed in the intermediate lens barrel portion 12.
- the rear lens barrel portion 13 is an imaging system, and mainly has a function for acquiring images under different spectral characteristics with respect to the captured light.
- a plurality of different types of optical elements for example, a switching mechanism capable of switching an optical filter is arranged in the rear barrel portion 13, and different spectral characteristics are obtained by switching the optical filter by the switching mechanism. It is possible to obtain the image below.
- two imaging elements that photoelectrically convert an image of a subject imaged by the imaging optical system are arranged side by side at the rear end of the rear barrel 13.
- the lens barrel 10 includes the front barrel portion 11, the intermediate barrel portion 12, and the rear barrel portion 13 that are coupled in order from the front side.
- the lens barrel 12 and the rear lens barrel 13 will be described in order.
- the front lens barrel 11 is formed by arranging required parts inside and outside the front support housing 14 (see FIGS. 3 to 5).
- the front lens barrel 11 is disposed inside the main body 3 in the outer casing 2.
- the front support housing 14 includes front and rear outer peripheral members 15 and 15, a first connecting member 16 attached to the outer peripheral members 15 and 15, and a frame-shaped second connecting member 17 attached to the outer peripheral members 15 and 15. And have.
- the outer circumferential members 15 and 15 are spaced apart from each other on the left and right, and are formed in a substantially arc shape that is convex outward (sideward).
- the first coupling member 16 includes a frame-like portion 16a penetrating in the front-rear direction, a protruding portion 16b protruding backward from the upper end portion of the frame-like portion 16a, and a connecting protrusion protruding rearward from the lower end portion of the frame-like portion 16a Part 16c.
- the frame-like portion 16a is attached to the front end portions of the outer peripheral members 15 and 15.
- the protruding portion 16 b is located between the upper end portions of the outer peripheral members 15 and 15.
- the connecting protrusion 16 c is located between the lower ends of the outer peripheral members 15 and 15.
- the second coupling member 17 is attached to the rear end portions of the outer peripheral members 15 and 15.
- the frame-like portion 16a of the first coupling member 16 and the second coupling member 17 are each formed in an oblong shape that is horizontally long, the upper and lower portions are formed in a substantially straight line extending left and right, and both left and right side portions are outward ( It is formed in a substantially arc shape convex to the side. Therefore, in a state where the lens barrel 10 is disposed inside the main body 3 in the outer casing 2, spaces are formed between the upper end portions and the lower end portions of the outer peripheral members 15, 15, respectively.
- One arrangement space 11a and a second arrangement space 11b (see FIG. 6).
- guide shafts 18 and 18 extending in the front-rear direction are disposed apart from each other in the vertical direction (see FIGS. 4 to 6).
- the front ends of the guide shafts 18 and 18 are respectively attached to the upper end and the lower end of the frame-like portion 16a, and the rear ends are attached to the upper and lower ends of the second coupling member 17, respectively.
- the front end side lens group 19 is held on the frame-like portion 16a of the first coupling member 16 (see FIGS. 3 to 6).
- the front end side lens group 19 is arranged in a fixed state, and is formed in a horizontally long substantially oval shape.
- the first lens groups 20 and 20 are held side by side on the second coupling member 17 (see FIG. 5).
- the first lens groups 20 and 20 are arranged in a fixed state.
- a support plate 21 is attached to the upper end portion of the front support housing 14, and the support plate 21 is positioned in the first arrangement space 11a (see FIGS. 3, 4, and 6).
- the support plate 21 has an extending surface portion 21a extending in the front-rear direction, a supporting surface portion 21b protruding downward from the front end portion of the extending surface portion 21a, and a motor mounting surface portion 21c protruding downward from the rear end portion of the extending surface portion 21a. is doing.
- a lead screw 22 extending back and forth is supported on the support plate 21.
- the front and rear ends of the lead screw 22 are rotatably supported by respective parts of the support plate 21 and are positioned in the first arrangement space 11a.
- a focus motor 23 is attached to the motor attachment surface portion 21c of the support plate 21 (see FIGS. 4 and 6).
- a portion of the focusing motor 23 excluding the motor shaft is mounted on the rear surface side of the motor mounting surface portion 21c, and the motor shaft passes through the motor mounting surface portion 21c from the rear side.
- the focus motor 23 is located on the outer surface side of the front support housing 14.
- a focus frame 24 is slidably supported on the guide shafts 18 and 18 (see FIGS. 4 to 6).
- the focus frame 24 has a lens holding portion 24a formed in a horizontally long and substantially oval shape, and supported protrusions 24b and 24b protruding upward or downward from the lens holding portion 24a.
- the focus frame 24 has supported protrusions 24b and 24b slidably supported on the guide shafts 18 and 18, respectively.
- the focus lens 25 is held in the lens holding portion 24a of the focus frame 24.
- the focus lens 25 is formed in a horizontally long substantially oval shape.
- a nut member 26 is supported on the supported protrusion 24 b on the upper side of the focus frame 24.
- a part of the nut member 26 is provided as a screwing portion 26 a, and the screwing portion 26 a is screwed to the lead screw 22. Accordingly, when the lead screw 22 is rotated by the driving force of the focus motor 23, the nut member 26 is sent in a direction corresponding to the rotation direction of the lead screw 22, and the focus frame 24 that holds the focus lens 25 is moved to the guide shaft 18. , 18 and moved in the front-rear direction (optical axis direction) for focusing.
- Mounting plates 27 and 27 are respectively attached to the upper and lower ends of the front support housing 14 (see FIG. 7).
- the mounting plate 27 has a mounted plate portion 27a extending in the front-rear direction and a mounting portion 27b protruding downward or upward from the front end portion of the mounted plate portion 27a.
- Light sources 28 and 28 such as light emitting diodes are mounted on the mounting portions 27b and 27b of the mounting plates 27 and 27, respectively, and the light sources 28 and 28 are respectively positioned directly above and directly below the front end side lens group 19.
- the light sources 28 and 28 have a function of illuminating the affected area of the treatment subject 600 during the treatment to improve the visibility of the affected area and acquiring bright and clear images and videos.
- the upper mounting plate 27 and the upper light source 28 are located in the first arrangement space 11a, and the lower mounting plate 27 and the lower light source 28 are located in the second arrangement space 11b.
- the so-called D cut in which the front end side lens group 19 and the focus lens 25 are formed in a horizontally long substantially oval shape and the upper and lower ends thereof are cut away from the circular shape.
- the first arrangement space 11 a is formed on the upper side of the front support housing 14, and the second arrangement space 11 b is formed on the lower side of the front support housing 14.
- the focus drive mechanism having the support plate 21, the lead screw 22, and the like is arranged in the first arrangement space 11a. Therefore, it is not necessary to increase the size of the front lens barrel 11 in order to secure the space for arranging the focus drive mechanism, and the medical observation apparatus 1 can be downsized while securing the space for placing the focus drive mechanism. Can be achieved.
- the first arrangement space 11a and the second arrangement space 11b are formed on both the upper and lower sides of the front support housing 14.
- the mounting plates 27 and 27 and the light sources 28 and 28 can be arranged in the first arrangement space 11a and the second arrangement space 11b, and an arrangement space for the mounting plates 27 and 27 and the light sources 28 and 28 is secured. Therefore, it is not necessary to make the front lens barrel portion 11 large, and it is possible to reduce the size of the medical observation apparatus 1 while ensuring a sufficient arrangement space for the mounting plates 27 and 27 and the light sources 28 and 28.
- the support plate 21, the lead screw 22, the mounting plates 27, 27, and the light sources 28, 28 are arranged in the first arrangement space 11a or the second arrangement space 11b. Miniaturization is achieved, and when the practitioner 700 or the like grips the medical observation apparatus 1, it is easy to grip, and the gripping property can be improved.
- the light sources 28 and 28 are positioned at the front end portion of the medical observation apparatus 1, and when the affected part of the treatment subject 600 is illuminated by the light sources 28 and 28, it is difficult for shadows to be generated on the affected part, and the visibility of the affected part is improved And a bright and clear image and video can be acquired.
- the intermediate lens barrel portion 12 has an intermediate support housing 29 and required parts attached to or supported by the inside and outside of the intermediate support housing 29 (see FIGS. 3 to 5).
- the intermediate barrel portion 12 is disposed inside the main body portion 3 in the outer casing 2 except for a part of a manual operation knob described later.
- the intermediate support housing 29 includes a peripheral surface portion 29a formed in a substantially cylindrical shape extending in the front-rear direction and a rear surface portion 29b provided so as to close an opening on the rear side of the peripheral surface portion 29a.
- two transmission holes (not shown) are formed side by side.
- the rear surface of the connecting member 30 that closes the front opening of the peripheral surface portion 29 a is attached to the front end portion of the intermediate support housing 29.
- the coupling member 30 is formed with two light transmission holes (not shown) arranged side by side.
- the connecting member 30 is attached to the second coupling member 17 of the front support housing 14 from the rear.
- guide shafts 31, 31 extending in the front-rear direction are arranged in a state of being fixed apart in the vertical direction.
- the front end portion and the rear end portion of the guide shafts 31, 31 are attached to the connecting member 30 and the rear surface portion 29b of the intermediate support housing 29, respectively.
- the first zoom lens holding frame 32 is slidably supported on the guide shafts 31 and 31.
- the first zoom lens holding frame 32 is provided with a cam pin 32a protruding upward (see FIG. 8).
- Second lens groups 33 and 33 are held side by side on the first zoom lens holding frame 32 (see FIGS. 5 and 9).
- a second zoom lens holding frame 34 is slidably supported on the guide shafts 31, 31 (see FIGS. 5, 8, and 9).
- the second zoom lens holding frame 34 includes a lens holding portion 35 formed in a horizontally long shape, an axis support portion 36 protruding from the lens holding portion 35, and a mounting protrusion protruding left and right from the lens holding portion 35. 37 and 37 and a cam pin 38 projecting upward from the central portion of the lens holding portion 35 in the left-right direction.
- An arrangement notch 35a opened downward is formed at the center in the left-right direction of the lens holding portion 35 (see FIG. 9).
- the lens holding unit 35 holds the third lens groups 39 and 39 side by side.
- the iris unit 40 is attached to the second zoom lens holding frame 34 (see FIGS. 5 and 9). As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the iris unit 40 is slidably supported by the base plate 41 and the base plate 41 slidably supported by the base plate 41 and the base plate 41. The second blade 43, the pressing plate 44 attached to the base plate 41, and the iris motor 45 attached to the base plate 41 are provided.
- the base plate 41 has a plate-like base portion 46 facing in the front-rear direction, attached projections 47 and 47 projecting rearward from the left and right end portions of the base portion 46, and a lower end portion of the central portion in the left-right direction of the base portion 46. And a motor mounting portion 48 protruding rearward.
- circular through holes 46a, 46a are formed so as to be separated from each other on the left and right.
- Four guide shafts 46b, 46b,... Projecting rearward are provided on the front surface of the base portion 46 so as to be spaced apart in the vertical and horizontal directions (see FIGS. 11, 13, and 14).
- the base portion 46 is formed with shaft insertion holes 46c, 46c penetrating in the front-rear direction at a position on the lower end side, and the upper shaft insertion hole 46c is formed in an upward convex arc shape to form a lower shaft.
- the first blade 42 is formed in a sheet shape whose thickness direction is the front-rear direction, and is formed in a horizontally long shape.
- the first blade 42 has a light amount control notch 49 at the left end.
- the light amount control notch 49 is formed as a semicircular portion 49a formed in a substantially semicircular shape except for the right end portion, and is formed as a pointed portion 49b formed in a substantially isosceles triangle shape having a right end protruding rightward. ing.
- a light amount control hole 50 is formed in the right half of the first blade 42.
- the light amount control hole 50 is formed as a circular portion 50a formed in a substantially circular shape except for the right end portion, and is formed as a pointed portion 50b formed in a substantially isosceles triangle shape whose right end portion is convex rightward. .
- the first blade 42 is formed with four guided holes 42a, 42a,.
- the first blade 42 is formed with a working hole 42b at the lower end of the central portion in the left-right direction, and the working hole 42b is formed in a straight line extending vertically.
- the first blade 42 is formed with an axial movement hole 42c at a position near the lower end of the central portion in the left-right direction, and the axial movement hole 42c is formed in an upward convex arc shape.
- the guide blades 46b, 46b,... are inserted into the guided holes 42a, 42a,..., Respectively, and the first blade 42 is supported by the base portion 46 of the base plate 41 so as to be slidable in the left-right direction.
- the second blade 43 is formed in a sheet shape whose thickness direction is the front-rear direction, and is formed in a horizontally long shape.
- a light amount control hole 51 is formed in the left half of the second blade 43.
- the light amount control hole 51 is formed as a circular portion 51a formed in a substantially circular shape except for the left end portion, and is formed as a pointed portion 51b formed in a substantially isosceles triangle shape having a left end protruding leftward. .
- the second blade 43 is formed with a light amount control notch 52 at the right end.
- the light amount control notch 52 is formed as a semicircular portion 52a in which a portion excluding the left end portion is formed in a substantially semicircular shape, and a left end portion is formed as a pointed portion 52b formed in a substantially isosceles triangle shape protruding leftward. ing.
- the second blade 43 is formed with four guided holes 43a, 43a,.
- the second blade 43 is formed with a working hole 43b at the lower end of the central portion in the left-right direction, and the working hole 43b is formed in a straight line extending vertically.
- the second blade 43 is overlapped with the first blade 42 supported by the base portion 46 from the front, and guide shafts 46b, 46b,... Are inserted into the guided holes 43a, 43a,.
- a base part 46 of the base plate 41 is supported so as to be slidable in the left-right direction.
- a part of the light quantity control hole 50 and at least a part of the light quantity control notch 52 are located in front of the other through hole 46 a of the base part 46.
- the pressing plate 44 is formed in a sheet shape whose thickness direction is the front-rear direction, and is formed in a horizontally long shape. Circular holes 44a, 44a are formed in the holding plate 44 so as to be separated from each other in the left-right direction. Shaft holes 44b, 44b are formed vertically apart at a position on the lower end side of the central portion in the left-right direction of the pressing plate 44.
- the upper shaft hole 44b is formed in an upward convex arc shape, and the lower shaft hole 44b is formed in a downward convex arc shape.
- the presser plate 44 is provided with protruding projecting protrusions 44c, 44c,.
- the strength of the pressing plate 44 is increased by the sliding ridges 44c, 44c,.
- the pressing plate 44 is overlapped from the front on the second blade 43 that is overlapped with the first blade 42 from the front, and is attached to the base portion 46 of the base plate 41. Accordingly, the first blade 42 and the second blade 43 are pressed from the front by the pressing plate 44, and the first blade 42 and the second blade 43 are prevented from falling off from the base portion 46.
- the sliding protrusions 46 d, 46 d,... Of the base portion 46 are in contact with the rear surface of the first blade 42 and the sliding protrusion of the pressing plate 44.
- the strips 44 c, 44 c,... Contact the front surface of the second blade 43.
- At least a part of the light quantity control notch 49 and at least a part of the light quantity control hole 51 are positioned behind the one circular hole 44a, and the other circular hole.
- At least a part of the light quantity control hole 50 and at least a part of the light quantity control notch 52 are positioned on the rear side of 44a (see FIG. 12).
- the iris motor 45 is attached to the motor mounting portion 48 of the base plate 41 from the rear (see FIGS. 10 and 11).
- a drive member is connected to a motor shaft (not shown) of the iris motor 45, and action shafts 53, 53 protruding forward are provided on the drive member.
- the action shafts 53 are located at the same distance from the motor shaft in the radial direction around the motor shaft. Therefore, when the driving member is rotated by the driving force of the iris motor 45, the action shafts 53 and 53 are moved in the circumferential direction around the motor shaft of the iris motor 45.
- one action shaft 53 is formed in the order of the shaft insertion hole 46 c of the base portion 46, the shaft movement hole 42 c of the first blade 42, the action hole 43 b of the second blade 43, and the upper side of the holding plate 44.
- the shaft hole 44b is slidably engaged with the action hole 43b.
- the other action shaft 53 is inserted through the lower shaft insertion hole 46c of the base portion 46, the action hole 42b of the first blade 42, and the lower shaft hole 44b of the pressing plate 44 in order, and slides into the action hole 42b. It is movably engaged.
- the action shafts 53 and 53 are rotated by driving the iris motor 45, the action shafts 53 and 53 are respectively connected to the opening edge of the action hole 42b of the first blade 42 and the first edge.
- the first blade 42 and the second blade 43 are guided by the guide shafts 46 b, 46 b,... Of the base plate 41 to the base portion 46. On the other hand, it is slid left and right (see FIGS. 13 and 14).
- the first blade 42 is slid by the sliding protrusions 46d, 46d,... Provided on the base portion 46 of the base plate 41, the contact area of the first blade 42 with the base portion 46 is increased. The load of the sliding operation of the first blade 42 is reduced, and the sliding operation of the first blade 42 can be smoothed.
- the second blade 43 is slid on the sliding protrusions 44c, 44c,... Provided on the pressing plate 44, the contact area of the second blade 43 with the pressing plate 44 is small, and the second The load of the sliding operation of the blades 43 can be reduced, and the sliding operation of the second blades 43 can be smoothed.
- the light amount control notch 49 and the light amount control hole 51 form.
- the size of the opening 54 and the opening 55 formed by the light quantity control hole 50 and the light quantity control notch 52 both increase, and the amount of light transmitted through the openings 54 and 55 increases.
- the pointed portion 49 b of the light amount control notch 49 and the pointed shape of the light amount control hole 51 In the state where the first blade 42 and the second blade 43 are each slid to the innermost side, as shown in FIG. 14, the pointed portion 49 b of the light amount control notch 49 and the pointed shape of the light amount control hole 51.
- An opening 54 is formed by the portion 51 b and an opening 55 is formed by the pointed portion 50 b of the light amount control hole 50 and the pointed portion 52 b of the light amount control notch 52. Therefore, in the iris unit 40, the openings 54 and 55 are not formed even when the first blade 42 and the second blade 43 are slid to the innermost side, and the openings 54 and 55 are transmitted. There is a light amount to be.
- At least one guide shaft 46 b of the base plate 41 functions as a stopper shaft that restricts the sliding of the first blade 42 or the second blade 43 to the inside.
- the entire through holes 46a and 46a are not blocked even when the first blade 42 and the second blade 43 are each slid to the innermost side. , 55 is present, so that images and videos are not projected during the treatment, and the treatment can be speeded up and the safety of the treatment can be improved.
- a driving member having two working shafts 53, 53 is connected to the motor shaft of the iris motor 45, and the first blade 42 and the second blade 43 are driven by the iris motor 45. Both are slid left and right.
- the manufacturing cost of the medical observation apparatus 1 can be reduced, the size can be reduced, and the operation reliability can be improved.
- a light amount control notch 49 and a light amount control hole 50 for forming the left and right openings 54, 55 are formed in the first blade 42, and the left and right openings 54 are formed in the second blade 43. , 55 are formed, and a light quantity control notch 52 and a light quantity control notch 52 are formed.
- the iris unit 40 is attached to the second zoom lens holding frame 34 (see FIGS. 5 and 9).
- the attached projections 47 and 47 of the base plate 41 are engaged with the attachment projections 37 and 37, respectively, and a predetermined portion is screwed to the second zoom lens holding frame 34 from the front side. It is attached.
- an iris motor 45 positioned in a state of protruding rearward from the base plate 41 and a drive member attached to the iris motor 45 are provided. It is located in the notch 35a for arrangement
- the arrangement notch 35a is formed in the second zoom lens holding frame 34, and the iris motor 45 and the driving member are arranged in the arrangement notch 35a in a state where the iris unit 40 is attached to the second zoom lens holding frame 34. Therefore, the space for arranging the iris motor 45 and the drive member can be improved, and the medical observation apparatus 1 can be reduced in size accordingly. In particular, the medical observation apparatus 1 can be reduced in size in the radial direction, and can be easily gripped when the practitioner 700 or the like grips the medical observation apparatus 1, thereby improving gripping ability.
- a drive motor 56, an encoder 57, and a gear head 58 are arranged side by side on the left end side of the upper end portion of the intermediate support housing 29 (see FIG. 3).
- the drive motor 56 is positioned between the encoder 57 and the gear head 58, the encoder 57 is positioned on the front side of the drive motor 56, and the gear head 58 is positioned on the rear side of the drive motor 56.
- the encoder 57 has a function of detecting the rotation amount of the drive motor 56.
- the gear head 58 has a gear group (not shown) arranged inside and a feed gear 58a arranged at the rear end (see FIGS. 3 and 9), and is rotated by the driving force of the driving motor 56.
- the intermediate support housing 29 is provided with a gear body 59 in the vicinity of the gear head 58, and the gear body 59 has an intermediate gear 59a.
- the intermediate gear 59a is meshed with the feed gear 58a of the gear head 58.
- a shaft-like drive cam 60 extending in the front-rear direction is rotatably supported at the upper end portion in the intermediate support housing 29 (see FIG. 8).
- the drive cam 60 has a cam forming portion 61 having the largest diameter, an action portion 62 that protrudes forward from the cam formation portion 61, and a protrusion that protrudes forward from the action portion 62.
- a cam groove 61 a is formed on the outer periphery of the cam forming portion 61.
- the action part 62 is formed with a sliding groove 62a extending in the circumferential direction.
- the sliding groove 62a has one end edge formed as a first restricting edge 62b and the other end edge formed as a second restricting edge 62c.
- a sliding ring 66 is rotatably supported on the action portion 62 in an outer fitting manner.
- the sliding ring 66 is formed with a screw hole 66a penetrating in the radial direction.
- a stopper screw 67 is attached to the sliding ring 66.
- the stopper screw 67 includes a head portion 67a, a screw shaft portion 67b, and a slide shaft portion 67c.
- the slide shaft portion 67c protrudes from the screw shaft portion 67b in the opposite direction to the head portion 67a and has a diameter smaller than that of the screw shaft portion 67b. It is small around.
- the stopper screw 67 is attached to the sliding ring 66 by screwing the screw shaft portion 67b into the screw hole 66a.
- the stopper screw 67 is attached to the sliding ring 66, the head 67a is positioned on the outer peripheral side of the sliding ring 66, and the sliding shaft portion 67c is positioned on the inner peripheral side of the sliding ring 66 ( (See FIG. 18).
- the stopper screw 67 is slidably engaged with the sliding shaft portion 67c inserted into the sliding groove 62a of the action portion 62.
- a gear member 68 is fixed to the gear mounting portion 64 of the drive cam 60 in an outer fitting shape (see FIG. 15).
- the gear member 68 is engaged with the intermediate gear 59 a of the gear body 59. Accordingly, the driving force of the drive motor 56 is transmitted from the feed gear 58a to the gear member 68 through the intermediate gear 59a, and the drive cam 60 is integrated with the gear member 68 in the direction corresponding to the rotation direction of the drive motor 56. It is rotated in the turning direction.
- Bearing members 69, 69 are attached to the intermediate support housing 29 so as to be separated from each other in the front-rear direction (see FIG. 8).
- the drive cam 60 is disposed inside the intermediate support housing 29 with a front supported shaft 63 and a rear supported shaft 65 being rotatably supported by bearing members 69 and 69, respectively.
- a stopper base 70 is attached to the intermediate support housing 29 from above the drive cam 60 (see FIGS. 8 and 19).
- the stopper base 70 has a cover part 70a that extends forward and backward and covers the drive cam 60 from above, and a regulation pin 70b that protrudes downward from the cover part 70a.
- the restricting pin 70 b is positioned on the upper side of the sliding ring 66 supported by the drive cam 60, and the front end portion can contact the head 67 a of the stopper screw 67 attached to the sliding ring 66.
- the cam pin 32a of the first zoom lens holding frame 32 and the cam pin 38 of the second zoom lens holding frame 34 are slidably engaged with the cam groove 61a of the drive cam 60, respectively. Accordingly, when the drive cam 60 is rotated by the drive force of the drive motor 56, the cam pin 32a and the cam pin 38 are sent in the front-rear direction in a direction corresponding to the rotation direction of the drive cam 60, and the first zoom lens holding frame 32 is moved.
- the second lens groups 33 and 33 held by the first zoom lens holding frame 32, the second zoom lens holding frame 34, and the third lens groups 39 and 39 held by the second zoom lens holding frame 34 are provided. It is guided by the guide shafts 31, 31 and moved in the front-rear direction (optical axis direction) for zooming.
- the first zoom lens holding frame 32, the second lens groups 33, 33, the second zoom lens holding frame 34, and the third lens groups 39, 39 function as a moving body that is moved by the drive motor 56.
- the drive cam 60 is rotatable from one rotation end to the other rotation end (see FIGS. 19 to 22).
- the driving cam 60 When the driving force of the driving motor 56 is transmitted to the driving cam 60 in a state where the driving cam 60 is positioned at one rotation end, the driving cam 60 is rotated with respect to the sliding ring 66 (see FIG. 20). .
- the drive cam 60 When the drive cam 60 is rotated, the first restriction edge 62b is separated from the stopper screw 67, and the sliding shaft portion 67c of the stopper screw 67 is moved relative to the sliding groove 62a.
- the drive cam 60 When the drive cam 60 is further rotated, the sliding shaft portion 67c of the stopper screw 67 is pressed by the second regulating edge 62c of the sliding groove 62a, and the sliding ring 66 and the stopper screw 67 are integrated with the driving cam 60. Then, the stopper screw 67 is separated from the regulation pin 70b (see FIG. 21). At this time, the drive cam 60 is rotated one or more times from one rotation end.
- the drive cam 60 when the drive cam 60 is rotated while the drive cam 60 is positioned at the other rotation end, the second regulating edge 62c is separated from the stopper screw 67, and the slide shaft portion 67c slides relatively. It is moved with respect to the groove 62a.
- the slide shaft portion 67c is pressed by the first restricting edge 62b, and the slide ring 66 and the stopper screw 67 are rotated together with the drive cam 60, and the first cam 61 is rotated.
- the head 67a of the stopper screw 67 pressed by the restriction edge 62b is brought into contact with the restriction pin 70b, the rotation of the drive cam 60 is restricted and reaches one rotation end. At this time, the drive cam 60 is rotated about two rounds from the other rotation end.
- the drive cam 60 can be rotated more than one turn even in the configuration in which the rotation of the drive cam 60 is restricted. Yes. Therefore, the amount of movement of the second lens groups 33 and 33 and the third lens groups 39 and 39 as zoom lens groups in the optical axis direction is secured by restricting the rotation of the drive cam 60 and securing a large rotation amount of the drive cam 60. Thus, the zooming function can be improved.
- the medical observation apparatus 1 can be downsized in the optical axis direction.
- the driving cam 60 is rotated with respect to the sliding ring 66, and then the stopper screw 67 is pressed by a part of the driving cam 60 so that the sliding ring 66 and the stopper screw 67 are driven. In the example shown, it is rotated as a unit.
- the drive cam 60 and the sliding ring 66 are rotated together, and the stopper pin 67 is attached to the restriction pin 70b.
- the head 67a may be contacted to stop the rotation of the sliding ring 66, and then the drive cam 60 may be continuously rotated with respect to the sliding ring 66.
- a gear box 71 is attached to one side of the rear end of the intermediate support housing 29 (see FIG. 4).
- the gear box 71 includes a gear case 72 that is open sideways and upward, and a gear cover 73 that closes the opening of the gear case 72 (see FIGS. 4, 23, 24, and 25).
- a holding projection 74 projecting inward is provided on the inner surface of the gear case 72 (see FIG. 26).
- the holding projection 74 includes a flat portion 74a facing upward, a first holding engagement portion 74b that is continuous with one end of the flat portion 74a in the left-right direction and is displaced downward toward the back side of the gear case 72, and the left and right sides of the flat portion 74a.
- a second holding engagement portion 74c is formed which is continued to the other end in the direction and is displaced downward as it goes to the opening side of the gear case 72.
- An operation hole 72a is formed at the lower end of the gear case 72 (see FIG. 25).
- a detection switch 75 is attached to the lower surface of the gear case 72, and the detection switch 75 is positioned in the vicinity of the operation hole 72a.
- the detection switch 75 has a switch piece 75a, and the switch piece 75a is positioned across the operation hole 72a.
- the gear cover 73 is formed with a knob insertion hole 73a penetrating left and right (see FIG. 26).
- the gear cover 73 is provided with an opening edge of a knob insertion hole 73a as a flange-like movement restricting portion 73b projecting to the inner peripheral side.
- ⁇ A fulcrum shaft 76 is attached to the rear surface of the gear case 72 in the left-right direction.
- the fulcrum shaft 76 extends in the left-right direction, and one end thereof is attached to the inner surface of the gear case 72.
- An operating body 77 is supported on the fulcrum shaft 76.
- An O-ring 78 is attached to a position near one end of the fulcrum shaft 76.
- the operating body 77 has a supported gear 79 extending left and right and a manual operation knob 80 attached to one end of the supported gear 79.
- the supported gear 79 is formed by integrally forming a connecting shaft 79a supported by a fulcrum shaft 76 and extending in the left-right direction, and a switching gear 79b projecting outward from one end in the axial direction of the connecting shaft 79a.
- the operating body 77 is rotatable about the axis of the fulcrum shaft 76 with respect to the fulcrum shaft 76 and is movable with respect to the fulcrum shaft 76 in the axial direction of the fulcrum shaft 76.
- the manual operation knob 80 has a knob base 81 attached to the supported gear 79 and an operation cap 82 attached to the knob base 81 and covering the knob base 81 from the outside.
- the manual operation knob 80 protrudes laterally from one insertion hole formed on the outer peripheral portion 8 of the outer casing 2 (see FIG. 2).
- the knob base 81 covers the substantially half of the supported gear 79 and is attached to the supported gear 79 by screwing or the like, and projects outward from one end in the axial direction of the attached portion 81a. And a flange-shaped regulated portion 81b (see FIG. 26).
- the operation cap 82 is attached to the knob base 81 so as to cover the attached portion 81a.
- the outer peripheral portion of the restricted portion 81 b is positioned outside the outer peripheral surface of the operation cap 82.
- the outer peripheral surface of the operation cap 82 is formed as a knob surface 82a processed into a predetermined shape by knurling or the like.
- the operating body 77 is manually rotated while the handle surface 82a of the operation cap 82 is held. Accordingly, by forming the handle surface 82a processed by knurling or the like on the operation cap 82, it is possible to ensure good operability with respect to the operation body 77.
- the manual operation knob 80 is movable between a first position that is a moving end in the direction in which it is housed in the gear box 71 and a second position that is a moving end in the direction in which it is pulled out from the gear box 71. .
- the supported gear 79 is moved together with the operation base 82 together with the knob base 81, and the switching gear 79b is moved to the non-meshing position when the manual operation knob 80 is moved to the first position.
- the operation knob 80 is moved to the second position, it is moved to the meshing position.
- a holding member 83 is supported on the supported gear 79 of the operating body 77 in an outer fitting manner.
- the holding member 83 is rotatable relative to the supported gear 79 in the direction around the axis and is not allowed to move in the axial direction relative to the supported gear 79.
- the holding member 83 includes a cylindrical portion 84 that is externally fitted to the supported gear 79 and a connecting protrusion 85 that protrudes radially (outward) from the cylindrical portion 84.
- the cylindrical portion 84 is provided with an operation protrusion 84a protruding outward (see FIG. 25).
- the operation protrusion 84a is inserted into an operation hole 72a formed in the gear case 72, and a tip end portion protrudes outward from the operation hole 72a.
- the connecting protrusion 85 is provided with an outwardly convex position holding portion 85a, and the position holding portion 85a can be elastically deformed in a direction to be in contact with and away from the cylindrical portion 84 (see FIG. 26).
- the manual operation knob 80 is inserted into the knob insertion hole 73 a of the gear cover 73, and the manual operation knob 80 side portion is positioned outside the gear box 71.
- the regulated portion 81 b of the knob base 81 is positioned inside the gear box 71 and is brought into a state where it can come into contact with the movement regulating portion 73 b provided on the gear cover 73.
- the transmission gear 86 is rotatably supported inside the gear box 71.
- the transmission gear 86 has a gear shaft 87 extending left and right and a moving gear 88 rotated around the gear shaft 87 as a fulcrum.
- the gear shaft 87 has one end portion in the axial direction attached to the rear surface portion in the left-right direction of the gear case 72 and the other end portion in the axial direction attached to a part of the gear cover 73.
- the gear shaft 87 is provided with a flange-shaped receiving projection 87a projecting outward from an intermediate portion in the axial direction.
- a flange-shaped receiving portion 88a protruding inward is provided at one end in the axial direction of the moving gear 88.
- the moving gear 88 is movable in the axial direction of the gear shaft 87 with respect to the gear shaft 87. Therefore, a movement space 71 a that allows movement of the movement gear 88 in the axial direction of the gear shaft 87 is formed inside the gear box 71.
- a meshing auxiliary spring 89 which is a compression coil spring, is disposed in the center hole 88b of the moving gear 88, and the meshing auxiliary spring 89 is compressed between the receiving projection 87a of the gear shaft 87 and the receiving part 88a of the moving gear 88. Is arranged in. Therefore, a biasing force in the direction opposite to the gear cover 73 is applied to the moving gear 88 by the meshing auxiliary spring 89.
- a plurality of interlocking gears 90, 90,... are rotatably supported inside the gear box 71 (see FIGS. 23 and 24).
- the interlocking gears 90, 90,... Have a function of transmitting a manual driving force to the driving cam 60 when the operation cap 82 is operated together with the transmission gear 86, and at least a part also functions as a reduction gear.
- the interlocking gear 90 positioned closest to the transmission gear 86 is meshed with the moving gear 88, and the interlocking gear 90 positioned closest to the drive cam 60 is meshed with a gear member 68 attached to the drive cam 60.
- the driving cam 60 is rotated by the driving force of the driving motor 56, and the second lens group 33, 33 and the third lens group 39, 39 are moved by electric driving to perform zooming. .
- the switching gear 79b is not meshed with the moving gear 88, the driving force of the driving motor 56 is not transmitted to the switching gear 79b, and the operating body 77 is not rotated.
- the operator 700 or the like holds the operation cap 82 and moves the operation body 77 in the direction of pulling out from the gear box 71. As described below, manual zooming can be performed.
- the switching gear 79b reaches the meshing position and meshes with the moving gear 88 (see FIG. 27).
- the position holding portion 85a of the holding member 83 is elastically deformed in the middle of the movement, and after returning from the first holding engagement portion 74b to the flat portion 74a, the position holding portion 85a is elastically restored and engaged with the second holding engagement portion 74c. Is done. Accordingly, the operating body 77 is positioned with respect to the gear box 71, the manual operation knob 80 is held at the second position, and the switching gear 79b is held at the meshing position.
- the holding member 83 is moved in accordance with the movement of the operation body 77, and the switch piece 75a of the detection switch 75 is operated by the operation protrusion 84a.
- the switch piece 75a is operated, the drive motor 56 is not driven and is in a non-driven state.
- the restricted portion 81b can come into contact with the movement restricting portion 73b.
- the movement of the manually operated knob 80 relative to the gear box 71 is restricted.
- the engagement state of the position holding portion 85a with respect to the second holding engagement portion 74c is recognized by the magnitude of the load transmitted to the operation cap 82 via the holding member 83 when the manual operation knob 80 is moved, and the treatment is performed.
- the operator 700 and the like can easily recognize that the operation body 77 has been pulled out, and can easily and reliably pull out the operation body 77 and move the switching gear 79b to the meshing position with certainty. be able to.
- the driving force by the manual operation is transmitted from the switching gear 79b to the transmission gear 86 and the interlocking gear.
- the gear member 68, and the drive cam 60 are the first zoom lens holding frame 32, the second lens group 33, 33, and the second zoom that function as a moving body. It functions as a driving force transmission mechanism that transmits driving force to the lens holding frame 34 and the third lens groups 39 and 39.
- the drive motor 56 is rotated with the rotation of the drive cam 60, and a load due to the rotation of the drive motor 56 is applied to the practitioner 700 and the like. Therefore, it is desirable to use the drive motor 56 having a torque that optimizes the load applied to the practitioner 700 or the like when the manual operation knob 80 is operated.
- the supported gear 79 rotates with respect to the moving gear 88 along with the manual operation knob 80.
- the phase of the gear teeth of the switching gear 79b and the phase of the gear teeth of the moving gear 88 are different from the previous phase, and the moving gear 88 moves in the opposite direction to the gear cover 73 by the biasing force of the meshing auxiliary spring 89.
- the switching gear 79b and the moving gear 88 are meshed. Accordingly, by continuously rotating the manual operation knob 80, the second lens groups 33 and 33 and the third lens groups 39 and 39 can be moved manually to perform zooming.
- the manually operated knob 80 is the first. Even if the transmission gear 86 is moved from the position toward the second position and is pressed and moved by the switching gear 79b, the transmission gear 86 is changed to the switching gear 79b by the meshing auxiliary spring 89 by the rotation operation with respect to the manual operation knob 80. The two are moved in the approaching direction and meshed.
- the position holding portion 85a of the holding member 83 is elastically deformed in the course of movement and rides on the flat portion 74a from the second holding engaging portion 74c. After that, it is elastically restored and engaged with the first holding engagement portion 74b. Accordingly, the operating body 77 is positioned with respect to the gear box 71, the manual operation knob 80 is held at the first position, and the switching gear 79b is held at the non-meshing position.
- the holding member 83 is moved with the movement of the operation body 77, and the switch piece 75a of the detection switch 75 is operated by the operation protrusion 84a.
- the switch piece 75a is operated, the drive motor 56 can be driven.
- the engagement state of the position holding portion 85a with respect to the first holding engagement portion 74b is recognized by the magnitude of the load transmitted to the operation cap 82 via the holding member 83 when the manual operation knob 80 is moved, and the treatment is performed.
- the operator 700 and the like can easily recognize that the push operation of the operation body 77 has been completed, the push operation of the operation body 77 can be easily and reliably performed, and the switching gear 79b is reliably moved to the non-engagement position. Can be made.
- the medical observation apparatus 1 is provided with a manually operated handle 80 that is rotated in the direction around the fulcrum shaft 76 and is movable between the first position and the second position.
- the meshing of the switching gear 79b and the transmission gear 86 is released at the non-meshing position, and the switching gear 79b and the transmission gear 86 are meshed at the meshing position.
- the manual operation knob 80 is not rotated during the electric drive by the drive motor 56, and the electric drive for the second lens group 33, 33 and the third lens group 39, 39, which are moving bodies, is disabled. In this case, it is possible to move the moving body by manual operation and to prevent the occurrence of problems during the treatment without involving the protective sheet 300 called drape during electric driving.
- the drive motor 56 is brought into a non-driven state, so that the transmission gear 86 is rotated by the drive of the drive motor 56 in a state where the manual operation knob 80 is rotated. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the manual operation knob 80 from being hindered from being manually rotated.
- the direction from the first position to the second position is the direction in which the manual operation knob 80 is pulled out from the gear box 71.
- the manual operation knob 80 is manually operated with the manual operation knob 80 pulled out from the gear box 71, the area of the manual operation knob 80 gripped by the finger is increased, and the manual operation knob 80 is increased. Good operability for 80 can be ensured.
- the position holding portion 85 a of the holding member 83 is moved to the first holding engagement portion 74 b of the gear box 71 when the manual operation knob 80 is moved to the first position.
- the position holding portion 85a is engaged with the second holding engagement portion 74c.
- the switching gear 79b is held at the meshing position.
- the gear box 71 has a function of arranging each gear such as the switching gear 79b and the transmission gear 86. It has a function of holding the switching gear 79b at the meshing position and the non-meshing position, and can reliably hold the switching gear 79b at the meshing position and the non-meshing position without increasing the number of parts.
- the gear box 71 is provided with a movement restricting portion 73b
- the manual operation knob 80 is provided with a restricted portion 81b that can contact the movement restricting portion 73b.
- the manual operation knob 80 moves with respect to the gear box 71.
- the movement of the manual operation knob 80 is restricted more than necessary, and the manual operation knob 80 can be prevented from falling off from the gear box 71.
- the medical observation apparatus 1 Since the medical observation apparatus 1 is used in a state of being covered with the protective sheet 300 at the time of treatment or the like, the manual rotation operation with respect to the manual operation knob 80 is performed from the outside of the protective sheet 300, and the protective sheet 300 is removed. It may be performed in a state where both are held on the manual operation knob 80 and held.
- an operation mechanism having an operation unit capable of performing manual operation at a position different from the manual operation handle 80 is connected to the manual operation handle 80, and the operation unit is
- the manual operation knob 80 can be configured to be rotated by manual operation.
- the rear lens barrel 13 has a rear support casing 91 and required parts attached to or supported by the inside and outside of the rear support casing 91 (see FIGS. 3 to 5).
- the rear lens barrel 13 is disposed inside the main body 3 in the outer casing 2 except for at least a part of an operation lever described later.
- the rear support housing 91 has a box-shaped case body 92 opened forward and a cover body 93 that closes the opening of the case body 92 (see FIGS. 29 to 31).
- the rear support housing 91 is attached to the rear surface portion 29b of the intermediate support housing 29 from behind by screwing or the like.
- the case body 92 has an upper surface portion 94, a lower surface portion 95, a rear surface portion 96, a left side surface portion 97, and a right side surface portion 98, and is formed in a horizontally long shape whose width in the left-right direction is longer than the width in the vertical direction (FIG. 32). Thru
- Lens frame portions 96a and 96a formed in a circular frame shape are provided side by side on the front side of the rear surface portion 96.
- the rear surface portion 96 has upper and lower end portions positioned rearward from portions other than the upper and lower end portions, and shallow concave portions 96b that are opened rearward are formed in portions other than the upper and lower end portions (see FIG. 35).
- Arrangement frame portions 96c and 96c formed in a horizontally-long rectangular frame shape are provided on the rear surface side of the rear surface portion 96 side by side.
- rectangular incident windows 96d and 96d are formed inside the arrangement frame portions 96c and 96c, respectively.
- first stopper portions 96e, 96e are provided near the upper end, and second stopper portions 96f, 96f are provided near the lower end (see FIG. 34). ).
- the first stopper portions 96e and 96e and the second stopper portions 96f and 96f are respectively spaced apart from each other left and right, and project from the front.
- a lever support hole 97a is formed in the left side surface portion 97 (see FIG. 32).
- the left side surface 97 is provided with a spring hooking protrusion 97b and a support shaft 97c protruding outward (sideward) above the lever support hole 97a.
- a cap support hole 98a is formed in the right side surface portion 98 (see FIG. 33).
- Terminal protrusion holes 98b and 98b are formed in the right side surface 98 at the front side of the cap support hole 98a so as to be separated from each other in the vertical direction.
- the cover body 93 is provided with circular lens holding portions 93a and 93a that are spaced apart from each other (see FIGS. 29 and 31).
- the cover 93 has light transmission holes 93b and 93b formed inside the lens holding portions 93a and 93a (see FIG. 31).
- Fourth lens groups 99 and 99 are attached to the lens holding portions 93a and 93a, respectively, and the fourth lens groups 99 and 99 are fixed lens groups.
- the fifth lens groups 100 and 100 are attached to the lens frame portions 96a and 96a of the rear surface portion 96, respectively, and the fifth lens groups 100 and 100 are fixed lens groups.
- the fourth lens group 99, 99 and the fifth lens group 100, 100 are all fixed lens groups, and the fifth lens group 100, 100 may be configured as a part of the fourth lens group. . In this case, both the fourth lens group 99 and 99 and the fifth lens group 100 and 100 function as one fourth lens group.
- the element unit 102 is attached to the rear surface portion 96 via seal members 101 and 101 (see FIGS. 30 and 31).
- the seal members 101 and 101 are respectively inserted and arranged in the arrangement frame portions 96c and 96c of the rear surface portion 96 (see FIG. 31).
- the seal member 101 is formed in a horizontally long rectangular frame shape by an elastically deformable material such as a rubber material.
- the element unit 102 includes an adapter 103 formed in a substantially plate shape facing in the front-rear direction, seal glasses 104 and 104 disposed on the adapter 103, and element modules 105 and 105 mounted on the seal glasses 104 and 104. (See FIGS. 30 and 31).
- the adapter 103 is formed in a horizontally long and substantially rectangular shape, is inserted and disposed in the concave portion 96b of the rear surface portion 96, and is attached to the rear surface portion 96 by screws or the like.
- the adapter 103 is formed with arrangement recesses 103a, 103a opened rearward side by side.
- the adapter 103 is formed with transmission insertion holes 103b and 103b inside the arrangement recesses 103a and 103a, respectively.
- the rear end portions of the sealing members 101 and 101 are inserted into the transmission insertion holes 103b and 103b of the adapter 103, respectively.
- the seal glasses 104 and 104 are respectively inserted and arranged in the arrangement recesses 103a and 103a of the adapter 103, and the outer peripheral portions are attached to the adapter 103 by adhesion or the like.
- the outer peripheral portions of the seal glasses 104 and 104 are pressed against the rear ends of the seal members 101 and 101, respectively, and the rear ends of the seal members 101 and 101 are outside.
- the rear end portions of the seal members 101 and 101 are brought into close contact with the front surfaces of the seal glasses 104 and 104, respectively.
- the element module 105 includes a base plate 105a and an image sensor 105b, and is configured by attaching the image sensor 105b to the base plate 105a.
- the image sensor 105b has a function of photoelectrically converting an object image captured by the imaging optical system.
- the element modules 105 and 105 are attached in a state where the front surfaces thereof are in close contact with the rear surfaces of the seal glasses 104 and 104, respectively, and have an area larger than that of the seal glasses 104 and 104.
- the rear surface portion 96 of the rear support housing 91 is formed with the concave portion 96b opened rearward, and the seal glasses 104 and 104 of the element unit 102 are disposed in the concave portion 96b.
- the lens barrel 13 is thinned in the optical axis direction, and the medical observation apparatus 1 can be miniaturized.
- An operation lever 106 is rotatably supported on the left side surface 97 (see FIGS. 3, 29 and 31). As shown in FIGS. 29 and 36, the operation lever 106 includes a plate-shaped rotating plate portion 107 facing in the left-right direction, and an operation protrusion 108 protruding outward (sideward) from the outer surface of the rotating plate portion 107. A cylindrical portion 109 that protrudes inward (sideward) from the inner surface of the rotating plate portion 107 is integrally formed.
- the rotary plate 107 is formed with a first engagement recess 107a, a second engagement recess 107b, and a third engagement recess 107c that are spaced apart in the circumferential direction from the front side in order on the outer periphery.
- the rotary plate 107 is formed with a screw insertion hole 107d substantially at the center.
- the operation protrusion 108 is formed in a straight line, and the central portion in the longitudinal direction is located in the vicinity of the screw insertion hole 107d.
- the cylindrical portion 109 is provided around the screw insertion hole 107d and is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape.
- the cylindrical portion 109 is formed with positioning notches 109a and 109a opened to the front end side, and the positioning notches 109a and 109a are positioned on the opposite side of 180 °.
- the operating lever 106 has a cylindrical portion 109 inserted into the lever support hole 97a and is rotatably supported by the left side surface portion 97. At least a part of the operation lever 106 protrudes laterally from the other insertion hole formed in the outer peripheral portion 8 of the outer casing 2.
- the operation lever 106 protrudes laterally from the insertion hole of the outer casing 2, it is possible to manually rotate the operation lever 106 from the outside of the protective sheet 300.
- the operation of the operation lever 106 from the outside of the protective sheet 300 can be performed in a state where the protective sheet 300 is overlapped with the operation lever 106 and the both are gripped.
- the operation lever 106 also has, for example, an operation having an operation unit capable of performing manual operation at a position different from the operation lever 106 in order to ensure good operability.
- the mechanism can be connected to the operation lever 106 and the operation lever 106 can be configured to rotate by manually operating the operation unit.
- a click lever 110 is rotatably supported by a support shaft 97c (see FIGS. 3, 29 and 31).
- the click lever 110 has a cylindrical shaft-shaped portion 110a whose axial direction is set to the left-right direction and a plate-like connection facing one side of the shaft-shaped portion 110a. It has a plate portion 110b and a plate-like engagement protrusion 110c that is located on the outer side (left side) of the connecting plate portion 110b and faces in the left-right direction.
- the click lever 110 is provided with a spring support protrusion 110d that protrudes inward (rightward) from the connecting plate 110b.
- the click lever 110 is rotatably supported by the left side surface 97 with the support shaft 97c inserted into the shaft-shaped portion 110a and the support shaft 97c as a fulcrum.
- the click lever 110 is supported by the left side surface portion 97 when the stepped screw 150 is inserted into the shaft-shaped portion 110a and screwed to the support shaft 97c.
- the biasing spring 111 is supported between the left side surface portion 97 and the click lever 110.
- the biasing spring 111 is, for example, a toggle spring, and one end 111 a is supported by the spring hooking protrusion 97 b of the left side surface 97 and the other end 111 b is supported by the spring supporting protrusion 110 d of the click lever 110.
- the click lever 110 is positioned above the operation lever 106, and the engagement protrusion 110 c is pressed against the outer peripheral surface of the operation lever 106 from above by the urging force of the urging spring 111.
- a cylindrical cap 112 is rotatably supported on the right side surface 98 (see FIG. 31). As shown in FIGS. 31 and 38, the cylindrical cap 112 includes a substantially cylindrical insertion tube portion 113 and a flange-shaped dropout projecting outward from one end portion of the insertion tube portion 113 in the axial direction.
- the restriction portion 114 is integrally formed. Positioning notches 113a and 113a opened on the opposite side to the drop-off restricting portion 114 are formed in the insertion cylinder portion 113, and the positioning notches 113a and 113a are positioned on the opposite side of 180 °.
- the cylindrical cap 112 is rotatably supported by the right side surface portion 98 by inserting the insertion tube portion 113 into the cap support hole 98a.
- the first position detection sensor 115 and the second position detection sensor 116 are attached to the right side surface 98 (see FIG. 30).
- a photo interrupter that performs optical detection is used as the first position detection sensor 115 and the second position detection sensor 116.
- the first position detection sensor 115 has a pair of detectors 115a and 115a and terminals 115b and 115b.
- the detectors 115a and 115a are positioned on the inner surface side of the right side surface 98, and the terminals 115b and 115b are one terminal protruding hole. It protrudes from the outer surface side of the right side surface portion 98 from 98b.
- the first position detection sensor 115 is connected to a detection circuit (not shown) via terminals 115b and 115b.
- the second position detection sensor 116 includes a pair of detectors 116a and 116a and terminals 116b and 116b.
- the detectors 116a and 116a are positioned on the inner surface side of the right side surface 98, and the terminals 116b and 116b are the other terminal protruding holes. It protrudes from the outer surface side of the right side surface portion 98 from 98b.
- the second position detection sensor 116 is connected to a detection circuit (not shown) via terminals 116b and 116b.
- the first position detection sensor 115 and the second position detection sensor 116 are spaced apart in the circumferential direction with the cap support hole 98a as a fulcrum.
- the side surface cover 117 is attached to the outer surface of the right side surface portion 98 (see FIG. 4). Therefore, the cylindrical cap 112, the terminals 115b and 115b of the first position detection sensor 115, and the terminals 116b and 116b of the second position detection sensor 116 are covered and protected by the side cover 117.
- the element holding frame 118 is rotatably supported inside the rear support casing 91 (see FIG. 31).
- the element holding frame 118 includes an element holding part 119, a left side wall part 120, a right side wall part 121, a partition part 122, and a light shielding wall part 123 (see FIGS. 39 to 41).
- the element holding portion 119 has an intermediate frame portion 124, one end side frame portion 125, and the other end side frame portion 126 each formed in a horizontally long rectangular shape.
- the intermediate frame portion 124, the one end side frame portion 125, and the other end side frame portion 126 are provided in succession, the one end side frame portion 125 is positioned below the other end side frame portion 126, and the intermediate frame portion 124 is positioned at the one end side frame. It is located between the part 125 and the other end side frame part 126.
- the lower end portion of the intermediate frame portion 124 and the upper end portion of the one end side frame portion 125 are shared, and the upper end portion of the intermediate frame portion 124 and the lower end portion of the other end side frame portion 126 are shared.
- the element holding portion 119 is provided with protruding first stopper portions 119a and 119a on the left and right ends of the end surface opposite to the intermediate frame portion 124 of the other end side frame portion 126 (see FIG. 40). .
- the element holding portion 119 is provided with protruding second stopper portions 119b and 119b on both the left and right ends of the end surface of the one end side frame portion 125 opposite to the intermediate frame portion 124 (see FIG. 41).
- the angle A between the intermediate frame portion 124 and the one end side frame portion 125 is set to 135 degrees in the vertical plane including the optical axis.
- the angle B of the other end side frame portion 126 is set to 135 degrees. Therefore, the angle in the vertical plane including the optical axis of the one end side frame portion 125 and the other end side frame portion 126 is 90 degrees, and the one end side frame portion 125 and the other end side frame portion 126 are in a vertical state. .
- the left wall 120 is projected from the left end of the element holding part 119 in a direction orthogonal to the element holding part 119 (see FIGS. 39 to 41).
- a fulcrum shaft 120a whose axial direction is the left-right direction is provided on the outer surface of the distal end portion of the left side wall 120 (see FIGS. 39 and 40).
- the fulcrum shaft 120a is formed in a cylindrical shape opened outward.
- the left side wall 120 is provided with positioning protrusions 120b and 120b continuous to the outer periphery of the fulcrum shaft 120a.
- the positioning protrusions 120b and 120b are provided on the opposite side across the fulcrum shaft 120a.
- the right side wall 121 protrudes from the right end of the element holding part 119 in a direction orthogonal to the element holding part 119 (see FIGS. 39 to 41).
- a fulcrum shaft 121a whose axial direction is the left-right direction is provided on the outer surface of the tip of the right wall 121 (see FIG. 41).
- the fulcrum shaft 121a is formed in a cylindrical shape opened outward.
- the right wall 121 is provided with positioning protrusions 121b and 121b that are continuous with the outer periphery of the fulcrum shaft 121a.
- the positioning protrusions 121b and 121b are provided on the opposite side across the fulcrum shaft 121a.
- the right side wall 121 is provided with a detection piece 121c protruding outward.
- the partition part 122 is located in the center part in the left-right direction of the element holding part 119, and is provided from the lower end part of the one end side frame part 125 to the upper end part of the other end side frame part 126 (refer FIG. 39 thru
- the light shielding wall 123 protrudes from the partition part 122 and is positioned in parallel with the left side wall part 120 and the right side wall part 121.
- the light-shielding wall 123 has a part when the light enters the fifth lens group 100, 100 held on the rear surface part 96 of the case body 92 from the fourth lens group 99, 99 held on the cover body 93.
- the light is blocked to prevent light from entering from the left fourth lens group 99 to the right fifth lens group 100 and from entering light from the right fourth lens group 99 to the left fifth lens group 100. It has a function to prevent.
- the element holding frame 118 is reinforced by the light shielding wall 123, and the strength of the element holding frame 118 is increased.
- the first optical element 127 is attached and held on the intermediate frame portion 124 of the element holding frame 118 by bonding or the like from the front side of the partition portion 122.
- the first optical element 127 is an optical filter, and for example, an infrared cut filter is used as the first optical element 127.
- the second optical element 128 is attached and held from the front side of the partition part 122 to the one end side frame part 125 of the element holding frame 118 by adhesion or the like.
- the second optical element 128 is an optical filter, and for example, a special light observation filter that transmits only the excitation wavelength of the fluorescent dye is used as the second optical element 128.
- the second optical element 128 is used for, for example, a photodynamic diagnosis (PDD) in medicine.
- PDD photodynamic diagnosis
- the photodynamic diagnosis in the state where photosensitizers and fluorescent substances administered in the body are specifically over-accumulated in the tumor, only the fluorescence excited when irradiated with light of a specific wavelength is used as a special light observation filter. It is a diagnosis that observes the state of the tumor by using the transmission.
- the third optical element 129 is attached and held from the front side of the partition part 122 to the other end side frame part 126 of the element holding frame 118 by adhesion or the like.
- the third optical element 129 is an optical filter, and as the third optical element 129, for example, a special light observation filter that transmits only the excitation wavelength of the fluorescent dye is used.
- the third optical element 129 is used, for example, for ICG (Indocyanine Green) fluorescence imaging in medicine.
- ICG fluorescence imaging method only fluorescence that is excited when irradiated with near-infrared light in a specific wavelength region in a state where ICG, which is a fluorescent substance administered into the body, is combined with a specific substance in blood is special light. This is a method of observing the state of a blood vessel or the like using the fact that it is transmitted through the observation filter.
- the imaging optical system is provided as a binocular optical system, and the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 are two of the binocular optical system. It is located across the optical axis.
- the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 having wavelength selectivity with different wavelengths to be transmitted are used. Yes.
- the types of images to be captured differ depending on the subject (affected area), and imaging according to the application becomes possible, so that the functionality of the medical observation apparatus 1 can be improved.
- the imaging optical system is provided as a binocular optical system, and the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 are two types of binocular optical systems. It is located across the optical axis.
- each of the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 is positioned corresponding to the binocular optical system, and accordingly, the number of optical elements is accordingly increased. It is possible to reduce the number of parts, and it is possible to secure high functionality of the medical observation apparatus 1 while reducing the number of parts.
- the second optical element 128 is used for PDD and the third optical element 129 is used for ICG. Conversely, the second optical element 128 is used for ICG.
- the third optical element 129 may be used for PDD.
- the first optical element 127 which is an infrared cut filter, is the most frequently used optical element. Accordingly, the element holding frame 118 is used both when the first optical element 127 is used after the second optical element 128 is used and when the first optical element 127 is used after the third optical element 129 is used.
- the first optical element 127 is positioned between the second optical element 128 and the third optical element 129 so that the first optical element 127 can be used quickly when the is rotated. It is desirable that
- the stepped screw 151 is inserted into the cylindrical portion 109 of the operation lever 106 and screwed to the fulcrum shaft portion 120 a of the left wall portion 120.
- the operation lever 106 is connected (see FIG. 31).
- positioning protrusions 120b and 120b provided on the left wall 120 of the element holding frame 118 are inserted into the positioning notches 109a and 109a formed in the cylindrical portion 109 of the operating lever 106, respectively.
- the holding frame 118 is positioned and the rotation of the element holding frame 118 with respect to the operation lever 106 is restricted. Accordingly, the operation lever 106 and the element holding frame 118 are integrally rotated.
- the stepped screw 152 is inserted into the insertion tube portion 113 of the cylindrical cap 112 and screwed into the fulcrum shaft portion 121 a of the right wall portion 121.
- the cylindrical cap 112 is connected.
- the positioning protrusions 121b and 121b provided on the right side wall 121 of the element holding frame 118 are inserted into the positioning notches 113a and 113a formed in the insertion cylindrical portion 113 of the cylindrical cap 112, respectively.
- the element holding frame 118 is positioned and the rotation of the element holding frame 118 relative to the cylindrical cap 112 is restricted. Accordingly, the cylindrical cap 112 and the element holding frame 118 are integrated with the operation lever 106 so as to be rotatable.
- the element holding frame 118 that holds the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 has the operation lever 106, the cylindrical cap 112, and the rear support housing 91.
- the axis direction of the rotation axis of the element holding frame 118 that is, the direction connecting the fulcrum shaft portion 120a of the left wall portion 120 and the fulcrum shaft portion 121a of the right wall portion 121 is optical axis.
- the direction is perpendicular to the direction (left-right direction).
- the fourth lens groups 99 and 99 and the fifth lens groups 100 and 100 are positioned between the portions of the rear support housing 91 where the fixed lens groups are attached. Is done.
- the element holding frame 118, the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 are shielded by the respective portions to which the fixed lens group is attached in the optical axis direction, and the first optical element 127.
- adhesion of foreign matters such as dust to the second optical element 128 and the third optical element 129 can be suppressed, and the quality of images and video captured by the medical observation apparatus 1 can be improved.
- the rear support casing 91 is formed in a box shape having a space inside, and the element holding frame 118 is positioned inside the rear support casing 91, the element holding frame 118, the first optical element 127, and the like.
- the second optical element 128 and the third optical element 129 are sealed by the rear support housing 91.
- the element holding frame 118 is rotated between the first rotation position and the second rotation position, and the center position in the rotation range from the first rotation position to the second rotation position is an intermediate position.
- the element holding frame 118 is stopped and held at any one of the first rotation position, the intermediate position, and the second rotation position.
- the first optical element 127 held by the intermediate frame portion 124 of the element holding frame 118 is orthogonal to the optical axis. It is positioned on the optical axis in a state of facing the front-rear direction. Accordingly, the light transmitted through the fourth lens groups 99 and 99 is transmitted through the first optical element 127 and is incident on the fifth lens groups 100 and 100.
- the engagement protrusion 110 c of the click lever 110 is engaged with the second engagement recess 107 b of the operation lever 106 (see FIG. 43), and the engagement protrusion 110 c is rotated by the urging force of the urging spring 111. 107 is pressed from above. Accordingly, the element holding frame 118 is held at the intermediate position by the operation lever 106 being pressed by the engaging protrusion 110c.
- the first position detection sensor 115 and the second position detection sensor 116 in which the detection piece 121c provided on the right side wall 121 of the element holding frame 118 is attached to the right side surface 98 of the rear support housing 91 are provided. (See FIG. 45). Since the detection piece 121c is positioned between the first position detection sensor 115 and the second position detection sensor 116 and does not exist between the pair of detection elements 115a and 115a or between the pair of detection elements 116a and 116a, the element It is detected that the holding frame 118 is in the intermediate position.
- the engagement protrusion 110 c of the click lever 110 is pressed against the outer peripheral surface of the rotating plate 107 by the biasing force of the biasing spring 111.
- the operation lever 106 is rotated while being engaged, and the engagement protrusion 110c is engaged with the first engagement recess 107a (see FIGS. 46 and 47).
- the practitioner 700 or the like can operate by gripping the operation protrusion 108 of the operation lever 106, and the operation lever 106 is provided with the operation protrusion 108. Therefore, the manual rotation operation with respect to the operation lever 106 can be easily and reliably performed.
- the element holding frame 118 has its first stopper portions 119a and 119a abutted against the first stopper portions 96e and 96e provided on the rear surface portion 96 of the rear support housing 91, respectively, and its rotation is restricted. It is rotated to the first rotation position (see FIG. 47).
- the biasing force of the biasing spring 111 is applied in a direction in which the operation lever 106 is rotated clockwise as viewed from the outside.
- the mating protrusion 110c is pressed against the first engagement recess 107a.
- the urging force of the urging spring 111 is transmitted to the element holding frame 118 via the operation lever 106, and the first stopper portions 119a and 119a of the element holding frame 118 are pressed against the first stopper portions 96e and 96e, respectively.
- the first stopper portions 119a and 119a are pressed against the first stopper portions 96e and 96e, respectively, so that the element holding frame 118 is held at the first rotation position.
- the first stopper portions 119 a and 119 a are provided on the element holding frame 118, and the first stopper portions 119 a and 119 a are in contact with the rear support housing 91.
- the first stopper portions 96e, 96e for holding the element holding frame 118 at the first rotation position are provided.
- a dedicated mechanism for holding the element holding frame 118 in the first rotation position is not necessary, and the element holding frame 118 can be easily and reliably first without increasing the manufacturing cost of the medical observation apparatus 1. Can be held at the pivot position.
- the medical observation apparatus 1 is provided with a biasing spring 111 that presses the first stopper portions 119a and 119a against the first stopper portions 96e and 96e.
- the element holding frame 118 is held in the first rotation position in a stable state. can do.
- the second optical element 128 held by the one end side frame portion 125 of the element holding frame 118 is obtained. Is positioned on the optical axis in a state of being oriented in the front-rear direction so as to be orthogonal to the optical axis. Accordingly, the light transmitted through the fourth lens groups 99 and 99 is transmitted through the second optical element 128 and is incident on the fifth lens groups 100 and 100.
- the pair of detections of the first position detection sensor 115 in which the detection piece 121c provided on the right side wall 121 of the element holding frame 118 is attached to the right side surface 98 of the rear support housing 91 is provided. It is located between the children 115a and 115a (see FIG. 48). When the detection piece 121c is positioned between the pair of detectors 115a and 115a, it is detected that the element holding frame 118 is in the first rotation position.
- the angle between the intermediate frame portion 124 and the one end side frame portion 125 and the angle between the intermediate frame portion 124 and the other end side frame portion 126 are both set to 135 degrees. Since the angle in the vertical plane including the optical axis of the portion 125 and the other end side frame portion 126 is 90 degrees, the other end side in the state where the element holding frame 118 is held at the first rotation position. The frame portion 126 and the third optical element 129 held by the other end side frame portion 126 are brought into a state parallel to the optical axis (see FIG. 47).
- the other end side frame portion 126 and the third optical element 129 are not projected in the direction orthogonal to the optical axis, and the medical observation apparatus 1 in the direction orthogonal to the optical axis can be reduced in size.
- the element holding frame 118 has its second stopper portions 119b and 119b abutted against the second stopper portions 96f and 96f provided on the rear surface portion 96 of the rear support housing 91, respectively, and its rotation is restricted. It is rotated to the second rotation position (see FIG. 50).
- a biasing force of the biasing spring 111 is applied in a direction in which the operation lever 106 is rotated counterclockwise as viewed from the outside.
- the engagement protrusion 110c is pressed against the third engagement recess 107c.
- the urging force of the urging spring 111 is transmitted to the element holding frame 118 via the operation lever 106, and the second stopper portions 119b and 119b of the element holding frame 118 are pressed against the second stopper portions 96f and 96f, respectively.
- the second stopper portions 119b and 119b are pressed against the second stopper portions 96f and 96f, respectively, so that the element holding frame 118 is held at the second rotation position.
- the element holding frame 118 is provided with the second stopper portions 119b and 119b, and the rear support housing 91 is in contact with the second stopper portions 119b and 119b.
- the second stopper portions 96f and 96f for holding the element holding frame 118 in the second rotation position are provided.
- a dedicated mechanism for holding the element holding frame 118 in the second rotation position is not necessary, and the element holding frame 118 can be easily and reliably second without increasing the manufacturing cost of the medical observation apparatus 1. Can be held at the pivot position.
- an urging spring 111 for pressing the second stopper portions 119b and 119b against the second stopper portions 96f and 96f is provided.
- the element holding frame 118 is held in the second rotational position in a stable state. can do.
- first stopper portions 119a and 119a are pressed against the first stopper portions 96e and 96e at the first rotation end by the urging spring 111, and the second stopper portion 119b at the second rotation end. 119b is pressed against the second stopper portions 96f and 96f.
- the first stopper portions 119a and 119a and the second stopper portions 119b and 119b are respectively biased by the biasing spring 111 for the first stopper portions 96e and 96e and the second stopper portions 96f and 96f, respectively. Therefore, the element holding frame 118 is held in the first rotation position and the second rotation position in a stable state after reducing the number of parts and simplifying the mechanism of the medical observation apparatus 1. can do.
- the first stopper portions 119a and 119a, the second stopper portions 119b and 119b, the first stopper portions 96e and 96e, and the second stopper portions 96f and 96f are provided.
- the engagement protrusion 110 c of the click lever 110 is engaged with the first engagement recess 107 a of the operation lever 106 and the element holding frame 118 is held at the first rotation position, and the engagement of the click lever 110 is not provided. It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which the element projection frame 110c is engaged with the third engagement recess 107c of the operation lever 106 and the element holding frame 118 is held at the second rotation position.
- the biasing force of the biasing spring 111 is applied to the element holding frame 118 via the operation lever 106.
- the operation lever 106 functions as a power transmission unit that applies a turning force to the element holding frame 118 and also functions as a biasing force transmission unit that applies a biasing force to the element holding frame 118. Power and urging force can be reliably applied to the element holding frame 118 after reducing and simplifying the mechanism.
- the engagement protrusion 110 c of the click lever 110 to which the urging force of the urging spring 111 is applied is slid relative to the outer peripheral surface of the rotating plate 107.
- the first engaging recess 107a, the second engaging recess 107b, or the third engaging recess 107c is inserted and pressed.
- the third optical element held by the other end side frame portion 126 of the element holding frame 118. 129 is positioned on the optical axis in a state in which it faces in the front-rear direction so as to be orthogonal to the optical axis. Accordingly, the light transmitted through the fourth lens groups 99 and 99 is transmitted through the third optical element 129 and is incident on the fifth lens groups 100 and 100.
- the pair of detections of the second position detection sensor 116 in which the detection piece 121c provided on the right side wall 121 of the element holding frame 118 is attached to the right side surface 98 of the rear support housing 91 is provided. It is located between the children 116a and 116a (see FIG. 51).
- the detection piece 121c is positioned between the pair of detectors 116a and 116a, it is detected that the element holding frame 118 is in the second rotation position.
- the angle between the intermediate frame portion 124 and the one end side frame portion 125 and the angle between the intermediate frame portion 124 and the other end side frame portion 126 are both set to 135 degrees. Since the angle in the vertical plane including the optical axis of the part 125 and the other end side frame part 126 is 90 degrees, in the state where the element holding frame 118 is held at the second rotation position, the one end side frame The portion 125 and the second optical element 128 held by the one end side frame portion 125 are set in a state parallel to the optical axis (see FIG. 50).
- the one end side frame portion 125 and the second optical element 128 are not projected in the direction orthogonal to the optical axis, and the medical observation apparatus 1 can be reduced in size in the direction orthogonal to the optical axis.
- the operation lever 106 is manually rotated.
- the operation lever 106 may be configured to be driven by a driving force such as a motor.
- the rotation position of the element holding frame 118 is detected by the first position detection sensor 115 and the second position detection sensor 116 described above. Based on the detection results of the first position detection sensor 115 and the second position detection sensor 116, the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 are positioned on the optical axis. Each image processing is performed.
- each image processing is performed based on the detection results by the first position detection sensor 115 and the second position detection sensor 116, the first optical element 127 and the second optical element that are positioned on the optical axis.
- Appropriate image processing according to 128 and the third optical element 129 can be performed, and the functionality of the medical observation apparatus 1 can be improved.
- the axis direction of the rotation axis of the element holding frame 118 is set to a direction orthogonal to the optical axis direction, and the element holding frame 118 is rotated to be on the optical axis. Any one of the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 is positioned.
- the element holding frame 118 is rotated about the rotation axis whose axial direction is orthogonal to the optical axis direction, and the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical axis are rotated on the optical axis. Since any one of the optical elements 129 is positioned, the space for rotating the element holding frame 118 in the direction orthogonal to the optical axis can be reduced, and the first optical element 127 and the second optical element 128 can be reduced. In addition, it is possible to reduce the size in the direction perpendicular to the optical axis while improving the functionality of the medical observation apparatus 1 by switching between the first optical element 129 and the third optical element 129.
- the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 are provided, and the first optical element 127 and the third optical element 129 are provided. Arranged vertically.
- the distance between the first optical element 127 and the third optical element 129 is reduced in the direction orthogonal to the optical axis, and further miniaturization in the direction orthogonal to the optical axis of the medical observation apparatus 1 is achieved. Can do.
- the rotation position of the element holding frame 118 is optically detected by the first position detection sensor 115 and the second position detection sensor 116.
- the rotation position of the element holding frame 118 is detected. Is not limited to optical detection, and may be performed by other detection methods.
- the rotation position of the element holding frame 118 can be detected by, for example, a magnetic detection method.
- a magnet 130 is attached to the element holding frame 118, and Hall elements 131 and 131 are attached to, for example, the right side surface 98 of the rear support housing 91. There is an example to do.
- the hall elements 131 and 131 are attached at positions facing the movement locus of the magnet 130 as the element holding frame 118 rotates.
- the magnetic flux of the magnet 130 does not penetrate the Hall elements 131 and 131, so that it is detected that the element holding frame 118 is in the intermediate position (see FIG. 52).
- the magnet 130 is positioned so as to face the one hall element 131, the magnetic flux of the magnet 130 penetrates the one hall element 131, so that it is detected that the element holding frame 118 is in the first rotation position (See FIG. 53).
- the magnet 130 is positioned opposite to the other hall element 131, the magnetic flux of the magnet 130 penetrates the other hall element 131, so that it is detected that the element holding frame 118 is in the second rotation position (See FIG. 54).
- the rotation position of the element holding frame 118 can be detected without using detection light. Without being incident on the elements 105b and 105b, it is possible to prevent deterioration of the quality of images and videos to be captured.
- optical elements of the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 have been described.
- the number of optical elements may be two, or four or more.
- At least one other optical element may be parallel to the optical axis when any one optical element is positioned on the optical axis.
- any one of the at least two optical elements is desirably positioned orthogonally.
- the five optical elements 132, 133, 134, 135, and 136 are held in the element holding frame 118 side by side in the rotation direction of the element holding frame 118.
- the optical elements 132, 133, 134, 135, 136 are held by the element holding frame 118 in the rotation direction, for example, at an equal angle.
- the element holding frame 118 is stopped and held at any one of the five rotational positions where the optical elements 132, 133, 134, 135, and 136 are positioned on the optical axis.
- the light path S passing through the optical element 136 is the other end of the element holding frame 118. It is configured not to be blocked by the portion of the element holding frame 118 that holds the optical element 132 held on the side (see FIG. 56). Further, even when the optical element 132 held on the other end side of the element holding frame 118 is positioned on the optical axis, the light path passing through the optical element 132 is held on one end side of the element holding frame 118. The element holding frame 118 that holds the optical element 136 is not obstructed.
- the functionality of the medical observation apparatus 1 can be improved.
- first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 having different functions and types as the optical elements are shown.
- the functions and types are not limited to different ones.
- thicknesses, sizes, and shapes may be different.
- the optical element is not limited to the optical filter, and examples of the optical element include a lens, a polarizing element, and a shutter. Other optical elements may be used.
- the example in which the first optical element 127, the second optical element 128, and the third optical element 129 are switched is shown above.
- the left eye and the right eye are displayed.
- the imaging optical system for the left eye has an optical element that is an infrared cut filter
- the imaging optical system for the right eye has an optical element that is a special light observation filter that transmits only the excitation wavelength of the fluorescent dye.
- a seal member such as a gasket is disposed between the front support housing 14 and the intermediate support housing 29 or between the intermediate support housing 29 and the rear support housing 91, so that dust or the like inside the lens barrel 10 can be obtained. You may comprise so that intrusion of the foreign material may be suppressed.
- the moving body that is moved by the operation of the drive motor 56 and the operation body 77 is a zoom lens group such as the second lens groups 33 and 33 is shown.
- the moving body to be moved is not limited to the zoom lens group.
- the moving body that is moved by the operation of the drive motor and the operating body may be another structure such as a focus lens group or an iris mechanism.
- the medical observation apparatus of the present technology can be applied to, for example, a video microscope in addition to the imaging apparatus that images the affected part as described above.
- the present technology may be configured as follows.
- An imaging optical system for imaging a subject An image sensor that photoelectrically converts an image of a subject imaged by the imaging optical system;
- An element holding frame that holds a plurality of optical elements and is rotatable about a rotation axis;
- An axial direction of the rotation axis is a direction orthogonal to an optical axis direction which is a direction connecting the imaging optical system and the imaging element;
- a medical observation apparatus in which at least one of the plurality of optical elements is positioned on an optical axis by rotating the element holding frame.
- Three or more optical elements are provided, The medical observation apparatus according to (1) or (2), wherein one optical element and at least one other optical element are arranged in a vertical state.
- a position detection sensor for detecting a rotation position of the element holding frame is provided;
- the medical observation apparatus according to any one of (1) to (4), wherein image processing is performed according to the optical element positioned on an optical axis based on a detection result of the position detection sensor.
- a support housing is provided on which the element holding frame is rotatably supported;
- a stoppered portion is provided on the element holding frame,
- the medical observation apparatus according to any one of (1) to (5), wherein a stopper portion that holds the element holding frame at a rotation end by contacting the stopper portion with the support housing is provided.
- a first stopper portion that holds the element holding frame at one of the rotating ends and a second stopper portion that holds the element holding frame at the other rotating end are provided, A first stopper portion that is in contact with the first stopper portion and a second stopper portion that is in contact with the second stopper portion; The first stopper portion is pressed against the first stopper portion at the one rotation end by the biasing spring, and the second stopper portion is the second stopper portion at the other rotation end.
- An operation lever for rotating the element holding frame by being operated is provided, The medical observation device according to (7) or (8), wherein an urging force of the urging spring is applied to the element holding frame via the operation lever.
- a support housing is provided on which the element holding frame is rotatably supported;
- Two fixed lens groups are attached to the support housing in the optical axis direction,
- the medical observation apparatus according to any one of (1) to (9), wherein the element holding frame is positioned between the two fixed lens groups.
- a support housing formed in a box shape and rotatably supported by the element holding frame is provided, The medical observation apparatus according to any one of (1) to (10), wherein the element holding frame is positioned inside the support housing.
- the imaging optical system is provided as a binocular optical system, The medical observation apparatus according to any one of (1) to (11), wherein the optical element is positioned across two optical axes of the binocular optical system.
- the imaging optical system is provided as a binocular optical system,
- the medical observation apparatus according to any one of (1) to (12), wherein the element holding frame is provided with a light shielding wall portion between two optical axes.
- An imaging optical system for imaging a subject An image sensor that photoelectrically converts an image of a subject imaged by the imaging optical system;
- An element holding frame that holds a plurality of optical elements and is rotatable about a rotation axis;
- An axial direction of the rotation axis is a direction orthogonal to an optical axis direction which is a direction connecting the imaging optical system and the imaging element;
- a lens barrel of a medical observation apparatus wherein the element holding frame is rotated to position at least one of the plurality of optical elements on an optical axis.
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Description
先ず、医療用観察装置が用いられる医療用システムの概略構成について説明する(図1参照)。
次に、医療用観察装置1の概略構成について説明する(図2参照)。
次いで、レンズ鏡筒の概略構成について説明する(図3及び図4参照)。
続いて、レンズ鏡筒10の具体的構成について説明する。
先ず、前側鏡筒部11の構成について説明する(図3乃至図7参照)。
次に、中間鏡筒部12の構成について説明する(図3、図4、図5、図8乃至図28参照)。
次いで、後側鏡筒部13の構成について説明する(図3、図4、図5、図29乃至図55参照)。
上記には、素子保持枠118の回動位置を第1の位置検出センサー115と第2の位置検出センサー116によって光学的に検出する例を示したが、素子保持枠118の回動位置の検出は光学的な検出に限られることはなく、他の検出方法によって行ってもよい。
本技術は、以下のような構成にすることもできる。
被写体を撮像する撮像光学系と、
前記撮像光学系によって撮像された被写体の像を光電変換する撮像素子と、
複数の光学素子を保持し回動軸を支点として回動可能とされた素子保持枠とを備え、
前記回動軸の軸方向が前記撮像光学系と前記撮像素子を結ぶ方向である光軸方向に直交する方向にされ、
前記素子保持枠が回動されて光軸上に前記複数の光学素子のうちの少なくとも一つの前記光学素子が位置される
医療用観察装置。
一つの前記光学素子が光軸上に位置されたときに他の少なくとも一つの前記光学素子が光軸に平行な状態にされる
前記(1)に記載の医療用観察装置。
前記光学素子が三つ以上設けられ、
一つの前記光学素子と他の少なくとも一つの前記光学素子とが垂直な状態で配置された
前記(1)又は前記(2)に記載の医療用観察装置。
前記光学素子として、透過する波長がそれぞれ異なる波長選択性を有する光学フィルターが用いられた
前記(1)から前記(3)の何れかに記載の医療用観察装置。
前記素子保持枠の回動位置を検出する位置検出センサーが設けられ、
前記位置検出センサーの検出結果に基づいて光軸上に位置される前記光学素子に応じた画像処理が行われる
前記(1)から前記(4)の何れかに記載の医療用観察装置。
前記素子保持枠が回動自在に支持される支持筐体が設けられ、
前記素子保持枠に被ストッパー部が設けられ、
前記支持筐体に前記被ストッパー部が接触されて前記素子保持枠を回動端に保持するストッパー部が設けられた
前記(1)から前記(5)の何れかに記載の医療用観察装置。
前記被ストッパー部を前記ストッパー部に押し付ける付勢バネが設けられた
前記(6)に記載の医療用観察装置。
前記ストッパー部として前記素子保持枠を一方の前記回動端に保持する第1のストッパー部と前記素子保持枠を他方の前記回動端に保持する第2のストッパー部とが設けられ、
前記被ストッパー部として前記第1のストッパー部に接触される第1の被ストッパー部と前記第2のストッパー部に接触される第2の被ストッパー部とが設けられ、
前記付勢バネによって前記一方の回動端において前記第1の被ストッパー部が前記第1のストッパー部に押し付けられ前記他方の回動端において前記第2の被ストッパー部が前記第2のストッパー部に押し付けられる
前記(7)に記載の医療用観察装置。
操作されることにより前記素子保持枠を回動させる操作レバーが設けられ、
前記操作レバーを介して前記付勢バネの付勢力が前記素子保持枠に付与される
前記(7)又は前記(8)に記載の医療用観察装置。
前記素子保持枠が回動自在に支持される支持筐体が設けられ、
前記支持筐体に光軸方向に離隔して二つの固定レンズ群が取り付けられ、
前記素子保持枠が前記二つの固定レンズ群の間に位置された
前記(1)から前記(9)の何れかに記載の医療用観察装置。
箱状に形成され前記素子保持枠が回動自在に支持された支持筐体が設けられ、
前記素子保持枠が前記支持筐体の内部に位置された
前記(1)から前記(10)の何れかに記載の医療用観察装置。
前記撮像光学系が双眼光学系として設けられ、
前記光学素子が前記双眼光学系の二つの光軸上に跨って位置される
前記(1)から前記(11)の何れかに記載の医療用観察装置。
前記撮像光学系が双眼光学系として設けられ、
前記素子保持枠には二つの光軸の間に遮光壁部が設けられた
前記(1)から前記(12)の何れかに記載の医療用観察装置。
被写体を撮像する撮像光学系と、
前記撮像光学系によって撮像された被写体の像を光電変換する撮像素子と、
複数の光学素子を保持し回動軸を支点として回動可能とされた素子保持枠とを備え、
前記回動軸の軸方向が前記撮像光学系と前記撮像素子を結ぶ方向である光軸方向に直交する方向にされ、
前記素子保持枠が回動されて光軸上に前記複数の光学素子のうちの少なくとも一つの前記光学素子が位置される
医療用観察装置のレンズ鏡筒。
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- 被写体を撮像する撮像光学系と、
前記撮像光学系によって撮像された被写体の像を光電変換する撮像素子と、
複数の光学素子を保持し回動軸を支点として回動可能とされた素子保持枠とを備え、
前記回動軸の軸方向が前記撮像光学系と前記撮像素子を結ぶ方向である光軸方向に直交する方向にされ、
前記素子保持枠が回動されて光軸上に前記複数の光学素子のうちの少なくとも一つの前記光学素子が位置される
医療用観察装置。 - 一つの前記光学素子が光軸上に位置されたときに他の少なくとも一つの前記光学素子が光軸に平行な状態にされる
請求項1に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 前記光学素子が三つ以上設けられ、
一つの前記光学素子と他の少なくとも一つの前記光学素子とが垂直な状態で配置された
請求項1に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 前記光学素子として、透過する波長がそれぞれ異なる波長選択性を有する光学フィルターが用いられた
請求項1に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 前記素子保持枠の回動位置を検出する位置検出センサーが設けられ、
前記位置検出センサーの検出結果に基づいて光軸上に位置される前記光学素子に応じた画像処理が行われる
請求項1に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 前記素子保持枠が回動自在に支持される支持筐体が設けられ、
前記素子保持枠に被ストッパー部が設けられ、
前記支持筐体に前記被ストッパー部が接触されて前記素子保持枠を回動端に保持するストッパー部が設けられた
請求項1に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 前記被ストッパー部を前記ストッパー部に押し付ける付勢バネが設けられた
請求項6に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 前記ストッパー部として前記素子保持枠を一方の前記回動端に保持する第1のストッパー部と前記素子保持枠を他方の前記回動端に保持する第2のストッパー部とが設けられ、
前記被ストッパー部として前記第1のストッパー部に接触される第1の被ストッパー部と前記第2のストッパー部に接触される第2の被ストッパー部とが設けられ、
前記付勢バネによって前記一方の回動端において前記第1の被ストッパー部が前記第1のストッパー部に押し付けられ前記他方の回動端において前記第2の被ストッパー部が前記第2のストッパー部に押し付けられる
請求項7に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 操作されることにより前記素子保持枠を回動させる操作レバーが設けられ、
前記操作レバーを介して前記付勢バネの付勢力が前記素子保持枠に付与される
請求項7に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 前記素子保持枠が回動自在に支持される支持筐体が設けられ、
前記支持筐体に光軸方向に離隔して二つの固定レンズ群が取り付けられ、
前記素子保持枠が前記二つの固定レンズ群の間に位置された
請求項1に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 箱状に形成され前記素子保持枠が回動自在に支持された支持筐体が設けられ、
前記素子保持枠が前記支持筐体の内部に位置された
請求項1に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 前記撮像光学系が双眼光学系として設けられ、
前記光学素子が前記双眼光学系の二つの光軸上に跨って位置される
請求項1に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 前記撮像光学系が双眼光学系として設けられ、
前記素子保持枠には二つの光軸の間に遮光壁部が設けられた
請求項1に記載の医療用観察装置。 - 被写体を撮像する撮像光学系と、
前記撮像光学系によって撮像された被写体の像を光電変換する撮像素子と、
複数の光学素子を保持し回動軸を支点として回動可能とされた素子保持枠とを備え、
前記回動軸の軸方向が前記撮像光学系と前記撮像素子を結ぶ方向である光軸方向に直交する方向にされ、
前記素子保持枠が回動されて光軸上に前記複数の光学素子のうちの少なくとも一つの前記光学素子が位置される
医療用観察装置のレンズ鏡筒。
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