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11.2.4 Review the Captured Images Frame by Frame
In the iScape review mode, you can review the captured images frame by frame, or perform
measurements on these images.
To review the images:
1
Click [Review Cine] in the menu and enter the cine review mode. The cine review will
start in manual fashion.
2
Roll the trackball to review the captured images frame by frame.
3
Move the cursor onto the start of the cine loop, click [Set First Frame] in the menu to set
the start point.
4
Move the cursor onto the end of the cine loop, click [Set End Frame] in the menu to set
the end point.
5
Click [Auto Play] in the menu to set the value (except 0), and the system enters the
automatic cine review. The review region is between the set start point and end point.
6
Click [Auto Play] to change the value (except 0), thus the speed of the cine review is
changed.
7
Click [Auto Play] to set the value to 0, and the system stops the automatic cine review
and enters the manual cine review.
8
Click [iScape] in the menu, or press [Update] or [Esc] to enter the iScape view
status; the splicing image is displayed.
11.2.5 Save and Open Images
In the mode for reviewing an extended image,
1
Press user-defined saving key (with user-defined saving function) to save the extended
image to the default position, in the format FRM (Single-frame images can be
transformed to PC format: JPG, BMP, TIFF or DCM files. Refer to chapter 16 for details.).
2
Click [Save Cine] item in the menu to save the extended image and its series of images
acquired, in the file name with suffix CIN. The file can be transformed to PC format: AVI
or DICOM files. Only the extended image can be sent.
In the mode for reviewing series of images acquired,
1
Press [Save] key (with user-defined saving function) to save the single-frame image to
the default position, in the format FRM.
2
Click [Save Cine] item in the menu to save the extended image and its series of images
acquired, in the file name with suffix CIN. The file can be transformed to PC format: AVI
or DICOM files. Only the series of images acquired can be sent.
11.3 Free Xros M Mode
For an image in the traditional M mode, the M-mark line goes along the beams
transmitted from the probe. Thus it is difficult to obtain a good plane for difficult-to-image
patients that cannot be moved easily. However, in the Free Xros M mode, you can
manipulate the M-mark line to move to any position at desired angles.
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