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ILLUSTRATION 6-11
IMAGE STACKING BUTTONS
1. You must be in Review mode, with the desired
patient file, run, and first desired image already
displayed.
2. Select the Stacking button to access the Stack-
ing menu.
3. Select the + Image button to add the current
image to the Stack List. The image frame # will be
added to the Stack Image list.
4. Use the FRAME FWD or REV arrow buttons to
view additional images. As each desired image is
displayed, select the + Image button to add that
image to the Stack Image list.
Note: For building a list of numerous images it
may be easier to select the desired images while
in 4:1 or 16:1 image display. Click the mouse but-
ton when the arrow cursor is over the desired
image to highlight the image, then select the +
Image button to add it to the list.
5. Once all the desired images have been added to
the list, select the appropriate Image Stacking
button (Max Opac, Min, Opac, or Average). The
stacked image is displayed on the monitor.
6. When the desired images are stacked, select the
Save button to store the stacked image to the
hard disk. The system will clear the stack list.
7. Select the Close button to cancel the stacking
feature.
8. Select the Unload button to unload the stack. The
image frame counter will then change to show the
additional stacked image(s) have been added to
the end of the run.
9. At any time you are in this Review Mode (Stack-
ing feature turned off, and loop images unloaded),
you can use the Frame Fwd or Reverse arrow
buttons to view the specific stacked image(s) at
the end of the run.
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