BCF Technology Mindray Z5 Quick Manual

Mindray Z5 Quick Guide

3. Press to switch Probe
and Exam Type

2. Patient – Press
to open/exit animal
information screen

Help

Exit current
status to
the previous
status

Press to enter
or exit the
Cine Review
status

Press to
show/hide
on-screen
arrow

Two split
screen images

B mode

11. M mode

Press to
enter or exit
the Body
Mark status

Press to
enter or
exit the
character
comment
status

Press to
review
the stored
images

Press to
open or
close the
diagnosis
report

15. Press
to end an
exam

14. iStation –
Access stored
images and
clips for all
patients

F1 – Assign a
function to this
key through set
up menu

Press to
display or
hide the
biopsy
guide line

Press to
open/close
the set-up
menu

Press to
delete
comments

Press to
activate
the steer
function
for linear
probe

1. On/Off button

Time Gain
Compensation
increases/
decreases
brightness of
returning signal at
varying depths

8. Cursor
button

Press to
adjust image
parameter of
Scale in PW
Doppler mode

Press to
adjust image
parameter of
Baseline in
PW Doppler
mode

Multifunction
knob

9. Press to
enter Colour
mode

10. Press
to enter
PW mode

Press to return
to the previous
operation or
delete previous
item

Press for
measurement
packages

Press to move
between
active images
when in split
screen mode

12. Calipers
for measuring
distance and
area

6. Gain –
Increases/
decreases
overall
brightness

Freeze image. Use
trackball to scroll
back through paused
images to select
required image

Press to
confirm an
operation

5. Depth of
view. Rotate
to alter
scanning
depth. Press
to zoom.

13. Save 1
stores still
image,
Save 2 stores
a cine-loop

4. Freq/THI – Press to
activate then rotate to
change frequency.

7. Focus – Rotate to
move focal point up/
down the depth scale.

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Mindray Z5 Quick Guide

1. Attach relevant probe before turning on the
scanner. Do not remove the probe whilst
the scanner is turned on.

2. Patient – Enter patient details.

3. Probe – Ensure you are in the correct
application setting (preset) for the type of
exam being performed.

4. Frequency – Ensure that your frequency is
at the correct setting. A higher frequency
setting provides higher resolution to the
image, however, penetration is reduced.
A lower frequency setting improves
penetration ability, however, resolution is
diminished.

5. Depth – Adjust so that the region of interest
occupies approximately ¾ of the screen.
A depth scale (in centimetre increments) is
displayed next to the image.

6. Gain – Increase or decrease the overall
brightness of the image.

7. Focus – Move the focal point(s) up and
down the depth scale until it/they are
pointing at the region of interest. When
imaging an organ that is markedly wider
than can be covered by the focal zone(s) it is
better to set the focal point at the deepest
part of the structure, not in the middle or at
the shallowest part.

8. Menu – Use the cursor to select further
image optimisation parameters from the
menu bar on the top left of the screen.
Highlight individual parameters and use
the set and back buttons (located to the
left/right of the trackball) to alter each
parameter.

9. Colour exam – Select a high-quality image
during B mode scanning and adjust to
place the area of interest in the centre of

the image. Press colour to enter B + colour
mode. Adjust image parameters during
scanning to obtain optimised images.

10. PW exam – Select a high-quality image
during B mode or B + colour mode
scanning, and adjust to place of interest
in the centre of the image. Press PW to
adjust the sample line, press PW again
and preform examination. Adjust image
parameters during scanning to obtain
optimised image.

11. M mode – Select a high quality image
during B mode scanning and adjust to
place the area of interest in the centre of
the B mode image. Press M and roll the
trackball to adjust the sample line. Press
the M mode again to enter M mode then
you can observe the tissue motion along
with anatomical images of the B mode.

12. Measurements and calculations – Freeze
the image and scroll back through the
paused images (using the track ball) to
select an appropriate image. Then press
the caliper or measure button.

13. Save 1 or 2 – Save relevant images and
cine-loops.

14. iStation – Access stored information for
each exam performed, review images/cine­loops, transfer images to USB memory
stick.

15. End exam – Finishes the exam of the
current patient. You are then ready to
repeat for scanning the next patient.

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used for animal applications only.

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