Esaote mylab 30 gold, mylab 25 gold Quick Reference Manual

Quick reference guide

Introduction

This Quick Guide describes only the basic operating procedures for all diagnostic ultrasound MyLab25 Gold and MyLab30 Gold models, named in the following chapters as MyLab.

The precautions and detailed operating procedures are described in the operator’s manuals (Getting Started, Safety & Standards, Transducers & Consumables and Advanced Operations) provided with the system. Carefully read the operator’s manuals provided with the system before operating the system.

In this manual control panel keys and software keys are graphically differentiated:

Control Panel Key- Indicated directly by icon.

Software Key- Indicated by BLACK CAPITAL LETTERS The enter and context menu keys are respectively indicated as ENTER and

UNDO keys in this manual.

WARNING

In this operation guide a WARNING pertains to possible injury to a patient and/or the operator.

BLUE CAPITAL LETTERS or by the key

CAUTION

The user should understand and observe each of the cautions and warnings.

A CAUTION describes the precautions which are necessary to protect the equipment.

Index

STARTING AN EXAM

1. Turning the System ON

2. Battery

3. Starting an Exam

4. Changing the Settings during the Exam

5. Screen Lay-Out

6. Trackball Functions

PERFORMING AN EXAM

7. Working in B-Mode

8. Working in M-Mode

9. Working in CFM and Power Doppler

10. Working in Doppler

11. Multi View and Zoom

12. Frozen Images

13. Saving Images and Clips during the Exam

14. Reviewing Saved Exam Images and Clips

MEASUREMENTS, BODY MARKS AND ANNOTATIONS

15. Measurements

16. Body Marks

17. Entering Annotations

18. Printing Images

ENDING AND ARCHIVING AN EXAM

19. Ending the Exam

20. Reviewing the Archive

Starting

an Exam

Starting an Exam

1- Turning the System ON

Portable configuration

Mobile Configuration

Procedure

1. Verify that the Main button, placed

on the left side of the trolley, is lighted. If the Main button does not light up, check the power cable and the main switch placed on the rear of the system.

2. Press the Main button and then the

ON/OFF button. The Exam Start page appears after a certain time.

System ON/OFF

Switch

Battery

Status Led

Procedure

1.Check that the power cable is

connected. Switch the system on by pressing the main button, placed on the rear panel, and then the ON/OFF button.

2.The Exam Start page appears after

a certain time.

Main button

Note

Some time is required before the Exam Start page is displayed on the screen after the power is turned ON.

CAUTION

Note

At power-up, the system prompts the operator to archive the last exam performed if the system was switched off without first closing the exam in progress.

Do not turn the system off during the initialization phase: the hard disk could be damaged by this operation.

Turning the System OFF

Procedure

1. Press the ON/OFF button to shut down the system.

This is a PC based system; data loss or driver damage may occur

CAUTION

if the system is turned off while working. It is MANDATORY that the operator interrupts any pending PC operation prior to turning the system off. Make sure that no heading archival system icon has a flashing yellow frame.

Starting an Exam

2- Battery

MyLab can be equipped with an internal battery pack, composed of two

batteries, working when no mains power is available.

WARNING

When MyLab is equipped with its internal battery, do not leave the system exposed to direct sunlight.

CAUTION

A fully charged battery ensures more than one hour of scanning.

CAUTION

The battery status led colour indicates both the status of the battery and the main power connection.

If some smell is noticed on a MyLab equipped with its internal battery, stop immediately using it and contact Esaote personnel.

The battery discharging time could be less than one (1) hour when the battery pack is worn out.

Status Led Colour Meaning

GREEN

YELLOW

OFF

The led color of the ON/OFF button indicates MyLab powering status.

MyLab is either connected to the main power with its main switch on ON or the battery isn’t under charge

MyLab is connected to the main power and the battery pack is under charge

Either MyLab is not connected to the main power or, the main switch is on OFF

ON/OFF Button Meaning

GREEN

ORANGE

OFF

MyLab is on MyLab is powered (through the battery and/or the

mains) and can be switched on. The lighting intensity indicates the powering source (more intense through the mains, less intense if through the battery)

MyLab is not powered (neither through the mains nor through the battery)

Carefully read the “Getting Started” manual to correctly manage and charge the battery.

When the battery pack is installed, the battery icon changes depending on its charging status.

Fully charged

battery

The residual charge (indicated in percentage) is displayed below the battery icon and continuously updated.

Carefully read the “Getting Started” manual for battery error messages.

Partially charged

battery

Once the minimum threshold of the working condition is reached, the residual operating time, indicated in minutes, is displayed besides the icon, surrounded by a flashing yellow frame.

Discharged

battery

Starting an Exam

3- Starting an Exam

At power-up, at the end of the initial auto-test and at the start of every new exam (START END key) the system shows the following screen.

1. Patient Data

2. Application

3. Preset

4. Probe

5. Application Data

Procedure

1. Using the trackball place the cursor into the first Patient Data field

and press ENTER.

2. Enter the patient's data using the keyboard.

3. The

4. To rapidly move through the different items, use the

5. Place the cursor on the desired application and press ENTER to confirm.

6. Place the cursor on the desired preset and press ENTER to confirm.

7. Place the cursor on the desired probe and press ENTER to confirm.

8. When required, enter the additional application data.

9. Place the cursor over OK and press ENTER to start the exam.

The CURRENT key retrieves the patient data of the last exam. If a patient is already in the archive, the archived exam.

Back Space key is used to remove input characters.

Tab key.

EXAM LIST retrieves his/her data from an

Starting an Exam

4- Changing the Settings

during the Exam

PROBE/PRESET MENU

Changing Patient Data

Procedure

1. Press the MENU key.

2. Select the “Edit ID” option.

3. Modify the desired data.

4. Place the cursor on OK and press ENTER to confirm: the changed data

are displayed on the screen.

Do not use “Edit ID” option to begin a new exam as this will

WARNING

update the existing patient’s information with new entries. To activate a new procedure, always use the START END key.

Changing the Preset and the Probe

Procedure

1. Press the PROBE PRESET key. The menu is displayed.

2. If necessary, move the cursor on the required Preset and press ENTER

to select it.

Note

The PROBE PRESET key allows the user to create, modify and save presets in real time in any application.

The PROBE PRESET key allows the user to save all the adjustments done in real time on the preset in any application.

3. If necessary, move the cursor on the required Probe and press ENTER to

select it.

4. Place the cursor on OK and press ENTER to confirm. The new active preset

and/or probe are displayed on the screen.

WARNING

Before beginning the exam, check that the active probe displayed on the screen matches the one selected on the Exam Start page.

Starting an Exam

5- Screen Lay-Out

Icons of active cursors

Active application

Active preset Active probe

Software key for menus scrolling

Color ROI and

line cursors

Software keys for controls scrolling

Software keys buttons

Battery

icon

Power cable icon

The screen is divided in three main areas:

Heading: this area is used for displaying the icons of the following: trackball, archival systems, configured peripheral units; it also shows the following information: center and patient data, and the date.

Image Area: the display of the image depends on various factors such as active mode, selected application, and transducer.

Software Keys

6- Trackball Functions

The trackball allows quickly positioning of the cursors on the screen. Each mode automatically activates the trackball cursor:

Mode Trackball Icon

B-Mode

M-Mode, Doppler

CFM

ACTION

When several cursors are present on the screen, the ACTION key scrolls through the cursor and activates the active cursor.

Trackball Icons

key

Transmission focal point

LINE cursor

CFM ROI cursor

Active icons are displayed in green, icons to be activated are displayed in yellow.

Starting an Exam

Your Notes

Performing

an Exam

Performing an Exam

7- Working in B-Mode

The system switches automatically to the B-Mode format each time a new exam is started. The B-Mode format can be redisplayed from any other mode using the B-MODE key.

POWERDEPTH B-MODE B/M gainFREQ

2D Format Optimization

Procedure

1. Adjust the gain (B/M gain key).

Rotate clockwise to increase the gain. Rotate counterclockwise to decrease the gain.

2. Adjust the depth (DEPTH key).

Rotate clockwise to increase depth (it reduces the image). Rotate counterclockwise to reduce depth (it enlarges the image).

3. Adjust the display format.

Press

REVERSE to change the right/left or left/right orientation,

depending on the application. Press

ORIENT to change the sector orientation (high/low).

Press

SIZE to change the scanning angle.

Note

To adjust gain according to depth, use the TGC slide controls on the right of the keyboard: move the cursors to the right to increase and to the left to decrease the gain.

4. Adjust the frequency (FREQ key).

5. Press the

TEI key to activate the TEI mode, which improves the brightness

of the image by decreasing acoustic noise. Press

FREQUENCY key to select the TEI frequency (RES value to improve

resolution,

PEN to improve penetration).

6. Adjust the focus by changing its position with the trackball.

To change the number of active focuses, select the required option by pressing the

FOCUSES software key.

7. Rotate POWER to change the transmitted power, using the minimum

power compatible with a diagnostic level of the images.

Performing an Exam

2D Image Optimization

These software key commands are mainly “subjective” and patientdependent. The following software keys allow:

STEER key: to steer the sector with Linear probe. ADJUST key: to automatically optimize the image and to adjust both the general

gain and the TGC re-distribution.

XVIEW key: to enhance tissue margins and tissue resolution to increase diagnostic

confidence, eliminating speckle and noise artefacts.

MVIEW key: to obtain enhanced contrast resolution with a better tissue differentiation

and a clear visualization of organ borders and structure margins.

TPVIEW key: to activate the trapezoidal view with Linear probe, enlarging the

probe field’s of view.

DYN RANGE key: to characterize tissue structures reacting to compression echoes

(higher values smooth the image).

SHARPNESS key: to accentuate the edges and the small differences in tissues. DENSITY key: to optimize image quality. COLORIZE key: to select a chrominance scale. PERSIST key: to change the persistence level (higher values increase image

perception and decrease the discrimination of moving structures).

GRAY MAP key: to change or to modify the desired post-processing curve.

Your Notes

Performing an Exam

8- Working in M-Mode

FREQ

Activating M-Mode

LINE

UPDATEACTION

DEPTH M-MODE B/M gain

POWER

Procedure

1. Press LINE UPDATE to display the M-Mode cursor.

2. Position the cursor with the trackball on the relative B-Mode line.

3. Press M-MODE to activate M-Mode analysis.

M-Mode Format Optimization

Procedure

1. Adjust the frequency (FREQ key).

2. Press the

of the image by decreasing acoustic noise. Press FREQ key to select the TEI frequency (

resolution,

3. Adjust speed (

4. Adjust the gain (B/M gain key).

Rotate clockwise to increase the gain. Rotate counterclockwise to decrease the gain.

5. Adjust the 2D real time display (

6. If necessary, press

7. Rotate POWER to change the transmitted power, using the minimum

power compatible with a diagnostic level of the images.

TEI key to activate the TEI mode, which improves the brightness

RES value to improve

PEN to improve penetration).

SWEEP key).

B-FORMAT key).

B-REF to view the M-Mode trace at full screen.

Performing an Exam

M-Mode Display Optimization

The following image parameters can be individually adjusted using the following software keys:

DYN RANGE key: to characterize tissue structures reacting to the compression echoes

(higher values smooth the image).

COLORIZE key: to select a chrominance scale. GRAY MAP key: to change or to modify the desired post-processing curve. SHARPNESS key: to accentuate the edges and the small differences in tissues. PLEX key: to activate and update the 2D reference, maintaining the trace in

real time.

Note

During the exam, LINE UPDATE freezes the trace and leaves the 2D reference in real time, making the B-Mode format software commands available.

CMM key: to activate Compass M-Mode.

Compass M-Mode

The following image parameters can be individually adjusted using the following software keys:

LINE key: to freely orient the active scanning line. The ACTION key switch among

the lines when there are two.

B FORMAT key: to select Dual format for two scanning lines. LINES key: to activate the second scanning line in Dual format. FREE key: to independently orient each line.

Your Notes

Performing an Exam

9- Working in CFM and Power Doppler

CFM

FREQ

STEERCFM gain ACTION

Activating the Color Mode

Procedure

POWER

1. Press CFM to activate Color Flow Mapping mode. Press PWR D to activate

the Power Doppler mode or press mapping, when available.

2. Position the CFM ROI using the trackball.

TVM to activate the Tissue Velocity

3. Activate the CFM ROI cursor by pressing the ACTION key to change the

ROI size. The ROI can then be resized using the trackball. Move upward to reduce the ROI vertically. Move downward to enlarge the ROI vertically. Move to the right to enlarge the ROI laterally. Move to the left to reduce the ROI laterally.

4. Press ACTION to confirm.

Color Format Optimization

Procedure

1. Adjust the velocity range (PRF key).

2. Adjust the color gain (CFM gain key).

Rotate clockwise to increase the color gain. Rotate counterclockwise to decrease the color gain.

3. Adjust frequency (FREQ key)

Increase the frequency to show low speeds, reduce the frequency to show high speeds.

4. If necessary, adjust the Color steering (

D-STEER or STEER key).

WARNING

When the steering is set to the maximum step, color dots could be displayed because of artifacts. Should this happen, reduce the steering of one step.

Performing an Exam

5. If necessary, move the zero line up or down (BASEL key).

6. If necessary, press the

7. Adjust the 2D sector (

REVERSE key to reverse the color/flow direction.

SIZE key).

8. Rotate the POWER key to change the transmitted power, using the

minimum power compatible with a diagnostic level of the images.

Color Display Optimization

The following image parameters can be individually adjusted using the following software keys:

CONCURR key: to overlap the 2D and CFM sectors. 2D CFM key: to activate multiple views with 2D real time image on the left side of

the screen and 2D CFM real time image on the right.

SMOOTH key: to make the flow representation homogeneous. SENSIT key: to optimize the color sensitivity. DENSITY key: to change the line density. PERSIST key: to change the persistence level (higher values increase the image

perception and decrease the discrimination of moving structures).

FILTER key: to change filters to reduce artifacts (higher values reduce artifacts). COLOR MAP key: to select different CFM maps or to adjust the scale.

Your Notes

Performing an Exam

10- Working in Doppler

Doppler

gain

AUDIO ACTION

FREQ

STEER

UPDATE

Activating Doppler Modes

Procedure

LINE

POWER

1. Press LINE UPDATE to display the Doppler cursor.

2. Position the line (CW) or the Sample Volume (PW) with the trackball

on the applicable area.

3. Press PW to activate PW Doppler or CW to activate CW Doppler.

Doppler Format Optimization

Procedure

1. When required, press TV to activate the Tissue Velocity Doppler, when available.

2. Adjust the Doppler gain (Doppler Gain key).

Rotate clockwise to increase the Doppler gain. Rotate counterclockwise to decrease the Doppler gain.

3. Adjust the velocity range (

4. Move the zero line up or down (

5. Adjust the frequency (FREQ key).

VELOCITY key).

BASEL key).

6. If necessary, adjust the Doppler steer (

activating the 2D real time (

7. If necessary, press the

flow direction.

8. If necessary, change the size of the sample volume (

9. If necessary, press the

10.Adjust the 2D real time display (

11.If necessary, press

12.Rotate the POWER key to change the transmitted power, using the

minimum power compatible with a diagnostic level of the images.

B-REF to view the Doppler trace at full screen.

PLEX key).

ANGLE key to align the angle vector with the

REVERSE key to reverse the flow direction.

B-FORMAT key).

D-STEER or STEER key) first

SV SIZE key).

Performing an Exam

Doppler Display Optimization

The following image parameters can be individually adjusted using the software keys:

ADJUST key: to automatically optimize the Doppler by adjusting both the general

gain, the baseline and the velocity range.

FILTER key: to display low flow velocities (lower filters “fill” the spectrum).

AUDIO key: to adjust the Doppler volume.

HPRF key: to double the sample volume (only in Cardiac applications). SMART D key: to reverse the Doppler steering with reference to the vertical line. SWEEP key: to change the speed. DYN RANGE key: to adjust the compression of the reflected echoes, increasing

(higher values) or decreasing spectrum filling.

REJECT key: to improve spectral curve display. COLORIZE key: to select a chrominance scale. GRAY MAP key: to change or to modify the desired post-processing curve.

Note

During the exam, time, making the B-Mode format software commands available.

LINE UPDATE freezes the trace and leaves the 2D reference in real

Your Notes

Performing an Exam

11- Multi View and Zoom

Multi-View format are available for two (dual) or four (quad) 2D and 2D-CFM images. Zoom is available both in real time and in Freeze.

MULTI VIEW KEYS DEPTH

ZOOM

Multi View

Procedure

1. Press (or ) to activate a multi view presentation: the image is

displayed on the right (left) side.

2. Press (or ) to freeze the image on the right (left). The real

time image is displayed on the other side.

3. Use (or ) to switch between the right

and left images.

To quit the multi view presentation, press the

B-MODE key.

Dual Format

Display Optimization

The following image parameters can be individually adjusted using the software keys:

DUAL key: to display two image format. QUAD key: to display four image format SIMULT key: to activate the simultaneous display.

Zoom

Procedure

1. Press ZOOM to activate the ROI.

2. Press the DEPTH key to change the zoom factor.

3. Press ZOOM to activate the zoom.

4. Move the image by using the trackball.

To quit the zoom function, press ZOOM again. The image returns to its original size.

12- Frozen Images

Procedure

1. Press the FREEZE key. Move the trackball to

scroll images.

2. Press FREEZE to activate real-time.

The system displays the scroll bar of the memories, where the images acquired prior to freezing are temporarily saved.

Scroll Bar

Performing an Exam

13- Saving Images and Clips

during the Exam

Images and clips can be saved both in real time and in Freeze.

CLIP

IMAGE

Saving Images

Procedure

1. The CLIP IMAGE key saves clips (2D or CFM) in real time and in freeze,

when they are displayed in cine mode. The key saves still images when either a single frame (2D or CFM) or a trace (Doppler or M-Mode) is displayed on the screen.

Note

The

CLIP DUR key changes the clip duration in real-time.

14-Reviewing Saved Exam

Images and Clips

Procedure

EXAM REV

1. Press the EXAM REV key.

2. Place the cursor on the desired thumbnail and press

ENTER to display the image at full screen.

3. Press the

thumbnails; rotate the eight thumbnails.

4. Press the

mode. The the scroll bar at the start or end of the sequence.

5. Press the

memory content or seconds intervals.

6. Press the

at different speeds.

SCROLL key to scroll through the

PAGE key to scroll to the next

PLAY key to display the sequence in cine

BEGIN/END key automatically positions

CINE MODE key to display the whole

SPEED key to view the sequence

Patient Data

Saved Images and

Clips Thumbnails

Performing an Exam

Your Notes

Measurements, Annotations

and Printing

Measurements, Annotations and Printing

15- Measurements

Measurements can be taken on frozen, stored and archived images. The performed measures are collected in the report (REPORT key).

REPORT

MEASURE GENERIC MEASUREMENTS

Available

Starting a Measurement

Procedure

Measured values

LLV dLV Vs...

measurements

1. Press the key to activate the Generic

Measurements menu.

Operating instructions

Select systolic 2AC view...

2. Press the MEASURE key to display the

Application Measurements menu.

ADD TO RP key: to add the generic measure to the exam report. After this key

is pressed, the system asks to rename the measure. The renamed measure will then be available both in the report and in its preview.

Basic Operations for Generic Measurements

Procedure

1. Press FREEZE to freeze the image.

2. Press to display the measurements menu.

3. Select the desired measurement using the trackball (or by pressing the

MEASURE key) and press ENTER to confirm.

4. Follow the instructions to perform the measurement: the value of measured

parameters are displayed on the left of the screen.

The UNDO key can be used to interrupt a measurement before it has been confirmed.

Basic Operations for Application Measurements

Procedure

1. Press FREEZE to freeze the image.

2. Press MEASURE to display the measurements menu.

Note

Measurements can be organized in groups ( symbol), which correspond to specific anatomic structures. To display the measurements included in a group, activate the group and press

EXPAND.

Measurements, Annotations and Printing

3. Select the single parameter or the group to be measured by using the

trackball (or by pressing the

4. Follow the instructions to perform the measurement: the value of measured

parameters are displayed on the left of the screen.

The UNDO key can be used to interrupt a single measurement before it has been confirmed; the ACTION key interrupts the measurement sequence and exits from the measurement session.

The measurements already performed are marked with the symbol.

MEASURE key) and press ENTER to confirm.

Selective Clearing of Measurements

Procedure

1. Activate the trackball as a pointer by pressing the POINTER key.

2. Position the pointer on the measurement to be cleared (the measurement is

displayed in yellow).

3. Press the

4. Press POINTER again to return to the measurements menu.

The

CLEAR ALL key deletes all measurement cursors and the values displayed in

the measurements field from the screen.

CLEAR key to clear the measurement.

Your Notes

Measurements, Annotations and Printing

16- Body Marks

Body marks can be activated both in real time, in Exam Review and in Archive Review.

MARK

Activating the Body Mark

Procedure

1. Press the MARK key.

2. The list of the marks available with the application is displayed on the right

while the default mark is shown at the bottom left of the screen.

3. Press the MARK key to scroll the body marks list displayed on the right side;

the active mark keeps being displayed while the list is scrolled.

4. The trackball moves the arrow on the mark, the

5. Press the ENTER to confirm the arrow position.

Once the icon has been selected and the arrow positioned, press the key to activate the session.

ARROW key rotates it.

Changing and Deleting the Body Mark

Choose a different group of marks, select the selection icon using the

MARK key and pressing the ENTER key. At the right of the image the

Selection Icon

Exit Icon

system displays the list of available groups: with the the list and press ENTER to confirm the selection.

Select the Exit icon or press the UNDO key to exit without displaying any body mark.

MARK key scroll

Measurements, Annotations and Printing

17- Entering Annotations

Free Text

Procedure

1. Press any alphanumeric key to activate text input.

2. Use the trackball to position the text.

3. Press ENTER to confirm the position.

The procedure can be repeated several times.

Annotation Mode

ANNOT

Entering Annotations

The key associated to the application.

By Word Glossary

Procedure

1. Press the ANNOT key: the system displays the list of available words on

2. Select the By Word glossary.

WRD/SENT toggles from the By Word to the By Sentence glossary

the right of the screen.

3. Scroll the list through the trackball and select the desired word (highlighted

in yellow).

4. Press ENTER to confirm. The selected word will be displayed on the screen.

The word can be edited by pressing the ACTION key.

5. Place the word using the trackball.

6. Press ENTER again to confirm.

The procedure can be repeated several times.

By Sentence Glossary

The sentence is composed of four words. The list of the available words for the first term of the sentence is displayed on the right of the image. The four sentence words are displayed on the softkeys menu, one softkey for each word: scroll them for composing the sentence.

Procedure

1. Press the ANNOT key: the system displays the list of available words on

the right of the screen.

2. Select the By Sent glossary.

3. Scroll the lists through softkeys and select the desired words (highlighted in

yellow). The sentence is automatically updated as the lists are scrolled. The sentence can be edited by pressing the ACTION key.

4. Place the sentence using the trackball.

5. Press ENTER to confirm.

Measurements, Annotations and Printing

Correcting Text

Procedure

1. Press the POINTER key: a cursor is displayed.

2. Move the cursor near the text to be corrected. Press ENTER to activate the

text: the text color turns to yellow.

3. Enter the corrections by using the keyboard.

4. Press ENTER to confirm.

Deleting Text

Procedure

1. Press the POINTER key: a cursor is displayed.

2. Move the cursor near the text to be corrected. Press ENTER to activate the

text: the text color turns to yellow.

3. Press the

The CLEAR ALL key deletes the text and exits from the annotation session. The

DEL LAST key deletes the last inserted word or sentence.

CLEAR key: the selected text is deleted.

Arrow Positioning

Procedure

1. Press the ARROW key: an arrow is displayed on the screen.

2. Place the arrow using the trackball.

3. If necessary, rotate the arrow by pressing the

4. Press ENTER to confirm.

The procedure can be repeated several times.

ARROW key.

18- Printing Images

PERIPHERALS

KEYS

The icons of the set peripherals are displayed at the right bottom of the screen.

PrinterIcon

B/W Printer

RGB Printer

PC Printer

DICOM Printer

No Peripheral

Printer

Icons

Press 1 to print on the printer shown on the left icon,

2 on the printer shown on the right.

Measurements, Annotations and Printing

Your Notes

Measurements, Annotations and Printing

Your Notes

Ending and Archiving

an Exam

Ending and Archiving an Exam

19- Ending the Exam

2 5

1 3

1. Anonimize

2. Internal DB

3. Export

4. DICOM

5. Copy Archive

6. Report

During an exam, the images/clips are temporarily stored on the system’s hard disk. As soon as the START END key is pressed the system shows the end exam window.

This window shows the patient’s name, the type of activated application and the size of the exam data. The operator is enabled to simultaneously save the exam to different supports in different formats:

Procedure

1. Press the START END key to end the exam.

2. Set whether patient data have to be made anonymous (“Anonymize” field).

3. Select how to save data and the destination support.

4. Place the cursor on OK and press ENTER. Data are saved.

If no option is selected, all stored data will be deleted.

FormatOption Destination support

Local archive Export

Archive Send report Dicom

Native Single Frame: BMP, PNG or JPEG Clip: AVI Native XML or HTML DICOM

- Internal database

- CD (R and RW)

- DVD (+R,-R, single-layer)

- USB Memory Drive

- Network directory

- CD (R and RW)

- DVD (+R,-R, single-layer)

- USB Memory Drive

- Network directory

- Dicom Storage Server

Ending and Archiving an Exam

20- Reviewing the Archive

Images and Clips can be reloaded for each patient and a specific exam can be reviewed. Specific measurements can be taken and saved on the reloaded images.

ARCHIVE REV

Reviewing an Exam

Procedure

1. Scroll the exam list by using the trackball or by pressing the SCROLL

key. The thumbnails of the highlighted exam are shown at the bottom of the screen.

Archive Display Icon

Archive Icon

Exam List

2. Press ENTER twice to display the highlighted exam images at full

screen or place the cursor on the archive display icon and press ENTER.

images/clips

of selected exam

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