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June 2019 E14C4t User Guide (16-01265-EN-07)
Transverse or Sagittal Imaging
Click
Simultan
/tap
LIVE DUAL
to toggle simultaneous live transmission on or off.
When simultaneous transmission is off, you can change which plane is active and
which is frozen on bk3000/bk5000 by pressing the
Split
key or by placing the cursor
on the image you want to be active and pressing the
Select
key. On the bkSpecto, you
tap the dual view button to toggle between the views.
Endfire Imaging
E14C4t can perform endfire imaging. A long press on the transducer’s
Sagittal/Endfire button activates endfire imaging. On the screen, this is indicated by
the letter
E
, which appears to the right of the transducer number. To switch imaging
plane on bk3000/bk5000, click
E
and select transverse (
T
) or sagittal (
S
). On the
bkSpecto, tap
T
or
S
on the touchscreen.
When you activate endfire imaging, one image appears (and by default, simultaneous
imaging is off). You must enable split screen imaging as there is no defined isocenter
in this context. When you press the system’s
Split
key/tap
DUAL
, two images appear
on the screen. The endfire image appears and either a transverse or sagittal image
appears, depending on what was last used during imaging.
Click
Simultan /tap
LIVE DUAL
to toggle simultaneous live transmission on or off.
Imaging Without Puncture or Biopsy
When E14C4t is used for transrectal imaging without the puncture facilities, the
dummy bracket UA1325-w must be in place to give the transducer a smooth surface
and minimize discomfort for the patient. The dummy bracket clicks into position on
the transducer to cover the open channel (see Figure 3).
Figure 3. E14C4t and the dummy channel bracket UA1325-w.
Note:
The dummy bracket must be removed before E14C4t is prepared for
disinfection. The bracket can be disinfected using the same methods as explained
later under UA1326.
Adjusting Image Area and Using Expanded Sector (Trapezoidal View)
The width of the image area can be adjusted using the Width key on the system’s
control panel. See the applicable system user guide for instructions.