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MyLab
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Probe selection
The touchscreen displays all connected probes: the pressed button indicates the
active probe. Press the button of the desired probe to activate it.
Application
selection
Depending on the selected probe, the touchscreen displays the available
applications: the pressed button indicates the active one. Press the button of the
desired application to set it.
Preset application
The preset (or Clinical Settings) can be selected only when both the probe and the
application have been set. Press the desired preset button to select it.
 GS
and
AO
See further in this manual and in the “Advanced Operations” manual for detailed
information on clinical settings.
Patient data and
application data
entry
The Patient ID screen is used to enter patient data and application data, when
applicable. Age is automatically calculated from the date of birth. Patient data will
be saved together with images, measures and reports during archiving operations.
To navigate the Patient ID screen, use either the trackball and the
ENTER
key or
the

tab key of the alphanumeric keyboard. To enter patient data, use the
alphanumeric keyboard.
The
C URREN T
button retrieves the patient data of the last exam.
The
RETR PAT IN FO
button retrieves from the archive the patient data of a
previously performed examination.
If the “ENABLE PAUSED EXAM” option is checked in Saving Option Menu,
pressing the
PAUSED EXAMS button a list with paused exams will be displayed,
allowing to resume, close or delete them.
If a DICOM archive is available, it is also possible to load data from it using the
WORKLIST button displayed on the screen. In this case
MyLab
displays the
following warning message whenever the characters used to enter patient data are
not supported:
Note
The user may program and add presets to better suit individual
clinical needs or preferences, while applications depend on the
installed optional licenses.
Unsupported characters setting!