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MediSono P25 EXP User Manual

MediSono P25 EXP User Manual (215 pages)

Ultrasound System

Brand: MediSono | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
4
1 Safety

13
- Intended Use
  14
- Safety Precautions
  14
  - Electrical Safety
    14
  - Mechanical Safety
    16
  - Accessories Caring
    16
  - Biohazard Considerations
    17
- Acoustic Power Principle
  18
  - Biological Safety
    18
  - Alara
    18
  - Mechanical and Thermal Indices
    19
  - MI/TI Explanation
    19
  - Transducer Surface Temperature Limits
    20
  - Imaging Functions that Change Acoustic Output
    20
- Safety Symbols
  20
- System Overview
  23
- System Configuration
  24
- Physical Specifications
  24
- System Components
  25
  - Right View of the System
    25
  - Left View of the System
    26
  - Peripheral Device Panel
    27
  - Control Panel
    28
  - Basic Screen
    32
  - Touch Screen
    33
    
    Application Mode Screen
    34
    
    Annotation Menu
    35
    
    Imaging Mode Menu
    35
    
    Key Panel of Touch Screen
    36
    
    Measurement Menu
    36
    
    Preparing the System
    37
3 Preparing System 3.1 System Assembly

38
- System Moving/Positioning
  39
- Connecting and Powering the System
  39
  - Using the Mains Supply
    39
  - Using the Battery
    40
  - Indicators
    41
  - Indicator Descriptions
    41
- Powering On/Off the System
  42
- System Standby
  42
- Adjusting the System
  42
- Adjusting the Monitor Arm
  42
- Adjusting the Display Monitor
  43
- To Swivel the LCD Monitor
  43
- Connecting the Probe
  44
- To Adjust the Brightness and Contrast
  44
- Connecting the Pencil Probe
  45
- Disconnecting the Probe
  45
- Connecting the Peripheral Device
  45
- Connecting the Footswitch
  45
- Connecting the Video Printer
  46
- Connecting the Network Printer
  46
- Connecting the USB Printer
  47
  - Ultrasound System Setup
    47
  - Customizing Your System
    49
4 Customize

50
- General System Settings
  50
- General Settings
  50
- Display Settings
  52
- Storage Settings
  54
- Defined-Key Settings
  55
- General Settings Menu - Key Configuration Tab
  55
- Peripheral Device Settings
  56
  - Local Network Settings
    57
  - Peripheral Device Settings Menu
    57
- Defining Annotation Library
  58
  - Wireless Settings
    58
  - Printer Settings
    58
  - Annotation Settings Menu
    59
- Bodymark Settings
  60
- Measurement Settings
  60
- General Measurement Settings
  61
  - General Measurement Items
    61
  - Result Position
    62
- Application Settings
  63
  - Auto/Man Trace
    63
  - Shortcut Key
    63
  - Small Parts Measurement Settings
    63
  - Equation Setting
    64
  - GA Table
    65
  - Growth Table
    65
- List Settings
  66
  - To Add a Collection or Measurement
    66
  - To Delete a Collection or Measurement
    66
- Touch-Screen Settings
  67
- To Reorder the List of Collections or Measurements
  67
- Adding a Parameter
  68
- Modifying a Parameter
  68
- Deleting a Parameter
  68
- Report Settings
  68
- Configuring DICOM
  69
- Storage Service Settings
  69
- DICOM Settings Menu - Storage Service Tab
  70
- Commitment Settings
  71
- DICOM Worklist Settings
  72
- DICOM Settings Menu - Worklist Tab
  73
- MPPS Settings
  74
- Print Service Settings
  75
- DICOM Settings Menu - Print Service Tab
  76
- Defining System Defaults
  78
- Viewing System Information
  79
- General Information
  80
- Acoustic Output
  80
- Touch Screen Information
  80
- Calibrating the Touch Screen
  80
- Preparing for an Exam
  81
5 Preparing for Scan

82
- Acquiring Patient Information
  82
- Beginning a New Patient
  82
- Retrieving Archived Information
  84
- Exam Review Screen
  84
- Pausing/Resuming an Exam
  85
- Using DICOM Worklist
  85
- Resume an Exam
  85
- Completing an Exam
  86
- Discontinuing an Exam
  86
- Acquiring Images
  87
6 Acquiring Imaging

88
- Selecting a Probe and an Exam Type
  88
- Customizing a Preset
  88
- To Arrange the Presets Display
  89
- User Preset Menu
  89
- Acquiring B-Mode Images
  90
- Entering B Mode
  90
- Optimizing B-Mode Images
  91
  - Gain
    92
  - Tgc
    92
  - Lgc
    92
  - Focal Position/Number/Span
    93
  - Depth
    93
  - Chroma
    94
  - Compound Imaging
    94
  - Line Density
    94
  - Persistence
    94
  - Grayscale Curve
    95
  - Adaptive Image Fusion
    95
  - Sector Width/Angle
    95
  - Sector Position
    95
  - Tissue Acoustic Characteristics
    96
  - Image Rotation
    96
  - Μscan
    96
  - Trapezoidal Imaging
    96
  - Steer
    97
- Acquiring Color Flow Images
  97
- CFM Mode
  97
- PDI Mode
  98
- CFM-Mode Imaging Screen
  98
- TDI Mode
  99
  - PDI-Mode Imaging Screen
    99
  - TDI-Mode Imaging Screen
    100
- Optimizing CFM/PDI/TDI Mode Images
  101
  - Color Flow-Mode Imaging Parameters Menu
    101
  - Frequency
    102
  - Wall Filter
    102
  - Pulse Repetition Frequency
    102
  - Color Map
    103
  - Power
    104
  - B Reject
    104
  - Flow Invert
    104
  - Acquiring M-Mode Images
    105
  - M Mode
    105
  - Inactivated B+M-Mode Imaging Screen
    105
  - Anatomical M-Mode
    106
  - M-Mode Imaging Screen
    106
  - Optimizing M-Mode Images
    107
  - Inactivated Anatomical M-Mode Imaging Screen
    107
  - M Process
    108
  - To Optimize an Image by Using Controls in the Following Instructions
    108
  - M-Mode Imaging Parameters Menu
    108
  - Sweep Speed
    109
  - Display Format
    109
  - Video Invert
    109
  - Acquiring Spectral Doppler Images
    110
  - PW Mode
    110
  - Inactivated B+PW Mode 1 Imaging Screen
    110
  - PW-Mode Imaging Screen
    111
  - CW Mode
    112
  - Inactivated B+PW Mode 2 Imaging Screen
    112
  - Inactivated B+CW-Mode 1 Imaging Screen
    112
  - CW-Mode Imaging Screen
    113
  - Optimizing Spectral Doppler Images
    114
  - Inactivated B+CW Mode 2 Imaging Screen
    114
  - Spectral Doppler Mode Imaging Parameters Menu
    115
  - High Pulse Repetition Frequency
    116
  - Baseline
    116
  - Acquiring Triplex-Mode Images
    119
  - B+Cfm/Tdi +M
    119
  - Inactivated B+CFM/TDI +M-Mode Imaging Screen
    119
  - B+CFM/TDI +M-Mode Imaging Screen
    120
  - Inactivated B+CFM/PDI/TDI+PW-Mode 1 Imaging Screen
    120
  - B+CFM/PDI/TDI+PW-Mode Imaging Screen
    121
  - Inactivated CFM/PDI/TDI+PW Mode 2 Imaging Screen
    122
  - Elastography Imaging
    123
  - Acquiring Elastography Images
    124
  - Elastography Imaging Screen
    124
  - Optimizing Elastography Images
    125
  - Strain Map
    126
  - Elastogrphy Imaging Parameters Menu
    126
  - To Adjust the Strain Map
    126
  - Strain Process
    127
  - Transparency
    127
  - Contrast
    127
  - Working with Elastography Images
    128
  - Contrast Imaging
    129
  - Entering Contrast Imaging
    130
  - Contrast Imaging Screen
    130
  - Optimizing Contrast Images
    131
  - Contrast Imaging Parameters Menu
    131
  - Flash Power
    132
  - Acquiring Contrast Images
    132
  - Working with Contrast Images
    133
  - TIC Analysis Screen
    133
  - 3D Imaging
    135
  - Acquiring 3D Images
    136
  - Inactivated 3D Imaging Screen
    136
  - Working with 3D Images
    138
  - Adjusting ROI
    138
  - 3D Imaging Parameters Menu
    138
  - Setting Display Format
    139
  - Cropping Review Screen
    139
  - Using Auto Face
    140
  - Setting Render Mode
    140
  - Cropping Reviews
    140
  - Cropping Reviews with Trace
    140
  - Cropping Reviews by the Box
    141
  - Cropping Reviews by the Eraser
    142
  - To Select an Image
    142
  - To Move Images
    142
  - To Rotate Images
    142
  - Optimizing 3D Image
    143
  - To Zoom Out/In All Images
    143
  - To Inverse Images
    143
  - To Set the Contrast and Transparency
    143
  - Observing Reference Image by the Plane
    144
  - Observing Reviews by the Slice
    144
  - Setting the Scan Modr
    145
  - Multi-Slice Imaging Screen
    145
  - Adjusting Zangle/Zscale
    146
  - Restoring the Image
    146
  - Customizing Presets
    146
  - Performing Follicle Auto-Measurement
    146
  - 4D Imaging
    147
  - Acquiring 4D Images
    148
  - Entering the Real-Time 4D Imaging
    148
  - Inactivated 4D Imaging Screen
    148
  - D Imaging Screen
    149
  - Acquiring Dynamic 3D Image
    150
  - Working with 4D Images
    150
  - Working with Images
    151
  - Imaging Features
    152
  - Imaging Reverse
    152
  - Dual-Split Screen Display
    152
  - Quad-Split Screen Display
    153
  - Real Time CFM + Real Time B
    153
  - Harmonic Imaging
    154
  - Panoramic Imaging
    154
  - Real-Time Panoramic Imaging
    155
  - Real-Time Panoramic Imaging Screen
    155
  - Frozen Panoramic Imaging
    156
  - Frozen Panoramic Imaging Screen
    156
  - Magnifying an Image
    157
  - Freezing an Image
    157
  - Using Cine
    157
  - Reviewing Cine
    158
  - To View Cine Manually
    158
  - To Review Cine Automatically
    158
  - Annotations and Body Marks
    158
  - Annotating an Image
    159
  - Annotating an Image with Typed Words
    159
  - Annotating an Image with Arrows
    159
  - Setting an Initial Position for an Annotation
    159
  - Body Mark
    160
  - Deleting Annotations and Body Marks
    160
  - To Delete Annotations
    160
  - To Delete Body Marks
    160
  - Basic Procedures of ECG Operation
    161
  - Optimizing Parameters
    162
  - Reviewing ECG
    162
  - Managing Images/Data
    163
  - Storing an Image
    164
  - Storing 2D Image
    164
  - Storing 3D/4D Image
    164
  - Viewing an Image
    164
  - To View an Image on the View Image Screen
    165
  - Retrieving an Image
    165
  - Sharing Data
    166
  - Backing up Data
    166
  - Backing up Data to a USB Drive
    166
  - Backing up Data to DVD
    166
  - Importing Data to the System
    167
  - W
    169
  - Orking with DICOM
    169
  - Verifying Connectivity
    170
  - DICOM Storage
    170
  - Storing the Current Image
    170
  - Storing Patient Data
    170
  - Print the Current Image
    171
  - Print Patient Data
    171
  - DICOM Worklist
    171
  - Worklist Screen
    172
  - Mpps
    172
  - PPS Screen
    173
  - Storage Commitment
    174
  - DICOM Queue
    174
  - DICOM Queue Screen
    175
  - Probes and Biopsy
    177
  - Probe
    178
  - Available Probes
    178
  - Probe Usage
    179
  - Special Concerns before Probe Usage
    179
  - Body Surface Probe Usages
    180
  - Endocavitary Probe Usages
    180
  - Intraoperative Probe Usages
    180
  - Cleaning the Probe
    181
  - Disinfecting and Sterilizing the Probe
    182
  - Disinfection Levels
    182
  - Immersion Requirements
    183
  - To Disinfect the Body Surface Probe
    183
  - Recommended Method for Medium-Level Disinfection
    183
  - To Disinfect the Endocavitary Probe
    184
  - To Sterilize the Probe
    184
  - Recommended Method for High-Level Disinfection
    184
  - Disinfecting and Sterilizing the Probe Cable
    185
  - Recommended Method for Sterilization
    185
  - Storage and Transportation
    186
  - To Store the Probe
    186
  - To Transport the Probe
    186
  - Biopsy
    187
  - Available Biopsy Brackets
    187
  - Assembling the Biopsy Bracket
    189
  - To Assemble the Endocavitary Biopsy Bracket
    190
  - Preparing for a Biopsy
    191
  - Verifying the Biopsy Bracket
    191
  - Performing a Biopsy
    192
  - Cleaning the Biopsy Bracket
    193
  - Sterilizing the Biopsy Bracket
    194
  - System Maintenance
    195
  - Cleaning the System
    196
  - To Clean the Dust Filter
    196
  - To Clean the Trackball
    196
  - Maintenance Checks
    197
  - Electric Safety
    197
  - Troubleshooting
    198
  - Replacing the Fuse
    198
  - Image Recording
    198
  - Equipment Disposal
    199
  - Customer Service
    199
  - Specifications
    201

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