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Chapter 8 - Workstation Software
Manually save an image
To manually save an image:
STEP 1
STEP 2
8.13.3
Save a study
You can save a study for future use.
Please note that a study can only be saved once for some reason. Therefore,
no explicit saving button is introduced as such a button may imply a repeat-
able saving action, which in many cases is misleading.
When you finished the clinical procedure and try to close the study, you will
be prompted to save the study.
To save a study:
STEP
8.13.4
Export an image
You can export an image or all the images in the study to other storage me-
dia in various formats.
To export an image or all the images within the study:
STEP 1
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Take a shot to generate a fluoroscopic image.
The frozen last image is displayed on the corresponding viewing
screen, depending on the X-ray plane where it has been generated.
For example, an AP image will be displayed on the left viewing
screen.
On the control screen, press Save Image
the left of the image.
The image is saved and a thumbnail of it will be appended to the im-
age list.
Note: If the image was generated together with an image from the
other X-ray plane, both of them will be saved.
In the study, press
prompts you to save the study, click Yes.
Note: Other approaches may also invoke the study saving prompt, so
long as the action substantially makes you leave the currently study.
For example, when you press
save the study.
Export Images: Saves the current image or all the images in the study
to a customized location.
Take a shot to generate a fluoroscopic image, or open an existing
study and then select an image from the image list.
Managing Images and Studies
on the tools panel to
, and then on the message box that
, you will also be prompted to
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