Displaying, Repeating, And Deleting Saved Measurements In Calculations; Emed Calculations; Percent Reduction Calculations - FujiFilm SonoSite M-Turbo User Manual

is set to Image/Calcs. (See "Presets setup"
on page 22.)
The calculation saves to the patient report,
and the image saves to internal storage
with the measurements displayed.
Displaying, repeating, and deleting
saved measurements in calculations
To display a saved measurement

Do one of the following:
• Highlight the measurement name in the
calculations menu. The result appears
below the menu.
• Open the patient report. See "Patient
report" on page 77.
To repeat a saved measurement
1 Highlight the measurement name in the
calculations menu.
2 Press the key or the
SELECT
3 Perform the measurement again.
The new results appear on‐screen in the
measurement and calculations data area. (See
"Screen layout" on page 7.) You can compare
them to the saved results below the menu.
4 To save the new measurement, press the
key.
SAVE CALC
The new measurement saves to the patient
report and overwrites the previously saved
measurement.
To delete a saved measurement
1 Select the measurement name from the
calculations menu.
2 Select Delete on‐screen.
The measurement last saved is deleted from
the patient report. If it is the only
measurement, the check mark is deleted from
the calculations menu.
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key.
CALIPER
Some measurements can be deleted directly from
the patient report pages. See "Patient report" on
page 77.

EMED calculations

The results from EMED calculations
automatically appear in the EMED worksheets.
All EMED calculations are available for each
exam type.
To perform an EMED calculation:
1 Press the key.
CALCS
2 Select EMED on‐screen.
The calculations menu becomes the EMED
calculations menu.
3 Select the calculation name.
4 Perform a distance measurement.
5 Save the measurement.
To return to the calculations menu, select Calcs
on‐screen.

Percent reduction calculations

WARNING: To avoid incorrect calculations,
verify that the patient information,
date, and time settings are accurate.
To avoid misdiagnosis or harming
the patient outcome, start a new
patient information form before
starting a new patient exam and
performing calculations. Starting a
new patient information form clears
the previous patient's data. The
previous patient's data will be
combined with the current patient
if the form is not first cleared. See
"To create a new patient
information form" on page 40.