Virus infection examination apparatus having automatic determina

Image analysis – Histogram processing – For setting a threshold

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356 39, 36441308, 435 5, G06K 900, G06F 1500

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051877490

ABSTRACT:
A virus infection examination apparatus includes a microscope for observing fluorescent images of antigen positive and negative cells dyed with a fluor by an indirect fluorescent antibody method using a serum of an object to be examined. An image pickup unit converts the fluorescent images as observation images of the microscope into image data. A detection unit processes the image data obtained by the image pickup unit and detects intracellular luminance distributions. A determination unit determines the presence/absence of a virus infection of the object on the basis of a difference between the fluorescent luminance distributions detected by the detecting unit.

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