Cleaning; The Subcutaneous Ultrasound Imaging Screen; Understanding The Subcutaneous Ultrasound Image - Cortexa Technology DermaLab Mini Instructions For Use Manual

6.5.4 Cleaning

Please refer to cleaning of the Standard Probe section 6.4.4.

The screen facilitates simultaneous presentation of two images – e.g., a new image in comparison

with a previously saved recording or two new recordings from different body locations.

One of the image positions is considered the active window, indicated by the light green top bar

(A). Select the active position by clicking inside the window.

New recordings as well as previously saved images being opened will appear in the active win-

dow.

Activating the Start button (B) will record a new ultrasound image.

The Gain (ultrasound sensitivity), used when recording the ultrasound image, may be adjusted

using the left/right arrows (C). Note: The new gain applies to the next image being recorded and

will not change already recorded and saved images. The gain used at the time of recording an im-

age is displayed on top of the image as "Stored Gain".

Supportive text may be entered into the text fields (D). Zoom, Measure and Intensity can be ena-

bled beside each individual image (E), further explained in Section 6.5.7. Touch Save to save im-

ages to the internal memory. All measurement data are saved together with the image for future

reference. Previously saved images may be loaded using the Open button.

Subcutaneous Ultrasound main screen with one sample image.

Two sets of measurements for each image relate to the use of the Measure and Intensity but-

tons, which will be explained later in this section under section 6.5.7.

By clicking Start, an ultrasound image is recorded and visualized in the active window. In this im-

age, the colors represent the intensity (strength) of the reflected ultrasound signal. Dark color rep-

resents low intensity and white (yellowish) represents a high intensity. The epidermis/dermis is

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