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LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual

2276612–100 Rev. 0

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3DvieW Mode (Option)

5–81

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Overview

5–81

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3D-Surface Mode (Option)

5–82

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Overview

5–82

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Mixed Mode Display Formats

5–83

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Display Formats

5–83

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Chapter 6—Scanning/Display Functions

Zooming an Image

6–2

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Introduction

6–2

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Zoom Methods

6–2

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Zooming an M-Mode Image

6–4

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Multi–Image Zoom

6–5

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Freezing an Image

6–6

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Introduction

6–6

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Freezing an Image (Freeze Key)

6–7

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Freezing an Image (Foot Switch option)

6–7

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Using Cine

6–8

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Introduction

6–8

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Accessing Cine

6–10

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Using Cine Loop

6–11

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Cine Loop Speed

6–13

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Multipl CINE

6–13

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Side Change

6–14

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CINE Gauge

6–14

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CINE Capture (option—color images only)

6–14

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Capture Frame (option—color images only)

6–15

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Exiting Cine

6–15

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Helpful Hints

6–15

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ECG/Cine Gauge/Image Tracking

6–15

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Annotating an Image

6–16

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Introduction

6–16

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Annotation Library

6–19

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Adding Comments to an Image

6–21

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Special Annotation Keys

6–22

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Editing Annotations

6–26

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Body Patterns

6–27

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Summary of Contents for 500

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Page 2: ... a reference for the LOGIQ 500 PRO Series It applies to all versions of 6 0 software for the LOGIQ 500 GE Medical Systems GE Medical Systems Telex 3797371 P O Box 414 Milwaukee Wisconsin 53201 U S A Asia Pacific Latin America North America GE Ultraschall Tel 49 0 212 28 02 208 Deutschland GmbH Co KG Beethovenstraße 239 Postfach 11 05 60 D 42655 Solingen GERMANY ...

Page 3: ... that you are using the latest revision of this document Information pertaining to this document is maintained on GPC GE Medical Systems Global Product Configuration If you need to know the latest revision contact your distributor local GE Sales Representative or in the USA call the GE Ultrasound Clinical Answer Center at 1 800 682 5327 or 262 524 5698 ...

Page 4: ...Revision History LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 Revision History B This page left blank intentionally ...

Page 5: ... Quality Assurance Manager BP 34 F 78533 BUC CEDEX France Tel 33 0 1 30 70 40 40 S Medical Device Good Manufacturing Practice Manual issued by the FDA Food and Drug Administration Department of Health USA S Underwriters Laboratories Inc UL an independent testing laboratory S Canadian Standards Association CSA S International Electrotechnical Commission IEC international standards organizations whe...

Page 6: ...device consult the point of purchase or service representative for further suggestions NOTE The manufacturer is not responsible for any interference caused by using other than recommended interconnect cables or by unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment Unauthorized changes or modifications could void the users authority to operate the equipment NOTE To comply with the regulations ...

Page 7: ... 2 Documentation 1 2 Physical Principle Used 1 3 General Indications for Use 1 4 Contraindications 1 5 Prescription Device 1 5 Who To Contact 1 6 Contacting GE Medical Systems Ultrasound 1 6 Manufacturer 1 9 How This Book is Organized 1 10 Manual Content 1 10 Manual Format 1 12 Chapter 2 Safety Safety Precautions 2 2 Precaution Levels 2 2 Hazard Symbols 2 3 Patient Safety 2 4 Equipment and Personn...

Page 8: ... the System 3 17 Connecting and Using the System 3 17 Adjusting the Display Monitor 3 25 Rotate tilt raise and lower the monitor 3 25 Brightness and Contrast 3 26 Manual Degauss 3 28 Speakers 3 29 Probes 3 30 Introduction 3 30 Selecting a probe 3 30 Connecting the Probe 3 30 Cable Handling 3 32 Activating the Probe 3 32 Deactivating the Probe 3 33 Disconnecting the Probe 3 34 Transporting Probes 3...

Page 9: ...mage 5 9 Adding Color 5 28 Gray Scale Color 5 28 Color Flow Mode 5 28 Activating Color Flow 5 29 Reading the Color Flow Display 5 30 Optimizing the Color Flow Image 5 31 Power Doppler Imaging option 5 46 PFD Pulsatile Flow Detection Mode option 5 47 Doppler 5 50 Introduction 5 50 Pulsed Wave Doppler 5 51 Continuous Wave Doppler 5 54 Reading the Doppler Display 5 55 Activating Doppler Mode 5 57 Dop...

Page 10: ...age 6 6 Introduction 6 6 Freezing an Image Freeze Key 6 7 Freezing an Image Foot Switch option 6 7 Using Cine 6 8 Introduction 6 8 Accessing Cine 6 10 Using Cine Loop 6 11 Cine Loop Speed 6 13 Multipl CINE 6 13 Side Change 6 14 CINE Gauge 6 14 CINE Capture option color images only 6 14 Capture Frame option color images only 6 15 Exiting Cine 6 15 Helpful Hints 6 15 ECG Cine Gauge Image Tracking 6 ...

Page 11: ... Measurements 7 7 CFM B Mode Measurements 7 12 Doppler Mode Measurements 7 14 M Mode Measurements 7 19 Chapter 8 Abdomen and Small Parts General Calculations 8 2 Overview 8 2 Volume 8 2 Angle 8 3 Stenosis Ratio stenosis 8 3 S D Ratio RI A B Ratio or PI 8 3 Heart Rate 8 3 Trace Auto 8 3 Transf Calcs 8 3 Max PG 8 3 Mean PG 8 3 Cardiac Output CO 8 4 Stroke Volume Ratio SV 8 5 Heart Rate HR 8 6 Flow V...

Page 12: ... Selection 9 5 OB Measurement Soft Menus and Formulas 9 6 Helpful Hints 9 24 OB Summary Reports 9 25 Starting an Exam 9 25 OB Report Page Layout 9 26 Editing the Report 9 33 Recording Summary Reports 9 35 Anatomical Survey 9 36 Overview 9 36 Editing 9 37 User Programmed Features 9 37 OB Graphs 9 38 Overview 9 38 OB Graph Selection 9 39 Advanced Obstetrical Options 9 42 Options 9 42 GYN Measurement...

Page 13: ...oid Methods 10 17 Additional Cardiology Calculations 10 19 Volume 10 19 Angle 10 22 stenosis stenosis ratio 10 23 PHT Pressure Half Time 10 24 MVA Mitral Valve Area 10 24 ET Ejection Time 10 25 Max PG 10 26 Mean PG 10 27 Trace Auto 10 28 S D D S Ratio RI A B Ratio or PI 10 29 Heart Rate HR 10 30 Transf Calcs 10 30 ECG Option 10 31 Overview 10 31 Physio Sweep Speed 10 32 ECG Sub Menu 10 32 ECG Lead...

Page 14: ...1 6 Editing the Summary Report 11 7 Recording Summary Reports 11 8 Vascular Calculation Formulas 11 9 Advanced Vascular software option 11 10 Overview 11 10 Menu Selections 11 10 Chapter 12 Urology Urology Basic Calculations 12 2 Overview 12 2 Presumed Circle Area Ratio PCAR 12 3 Stepper Volume STVOL 12 3 Chapter 13 Recording Images Recording Images 13 2 Image Memory 13 2 Recall 13 4 Helpful hints...

Page 15: ...ging Parameter 6 Probe Dependent 6 14 24 Page 7 of 20 Imaging Parameter 7 Probe Dependent 7 14 26 Page 8 of 20 Imaging Parameter 8 Probe Dependent 8 14 27 Page 9 of 20 Imaging Parameter 9 Probe Dependent 9 14 29 Page 10 of 20 Imaging Parameter 10 Probe Dependent 10 14 31 Page 11 of 20 Imaging Parameter 11 14 32 Page 12 of 20 Imaging Parameter 12 14 33 Page 13 of 20 Imaging Parameter 13 14 35 Page ...

Page 16: ...nu 14 77 Page 7 of 10 Application Measurement Submenu 14 77 Page 8 9 of 10 Application Annotation Library 14 93 Page 10 of 10 Application Patient Information 14 93 Save Values 14 94 Overview 14 94 Saving Scan Values 14 94 Exam Applications Presets 14 96 Overview 14 96 Defining a User Preset 14 96 Naming a User Preset 14 99 Deleting User Presets and Names 14 100 Recall Preset 14 100 User Define Fun...

Page 17: ...21 Introduction 15 21 Convex Probes 15 23 Linear Probes 15 27 Sector Probes 15 31 CWD Probes 15 35 Biopsy Special Concerns 15 36 Precautions Concerning the Use of Biopsy Procedures 15 36 Preparing for a Biopsy 15 37 Displaying the Guidezone 15 37 Determining Needle Length 15 38 Needle Guide Type Preset Selection 15 39 Preparing the Biopsy Guide Attachment 15 42 E721 Probe Biopsy Guide 15 50 Biopsy...

Page 18: ...rouble images 16 19 Loose cables 16 25 Display Messages 16 26 System Error Message Description 16 27 Operation Error Message Description 16 28 Operation Guide Message Description 16 32 Warning Message Description 16 33 Operator Diagnostics 16 34 Introduction 16 34 Probe Selection 16 34 Accessing Diagnostics 16 35 System Test 1 reduced 16 36 Test Pattern Black White 16 37 Test Pattern Color 16 37 T...

Page 19: ... 1 2 Attention 1 2 Documentation 1 2 Physical Principle Used 1 3 General Indications for Use 1 4 Contraindications 1 5 Prescription Device 1 5 Who To Contact 1 6 Contacting GE Medical Systems Ultrasound 1 6 Manufacturer 1 9 How This Book is Organized 1 10 Manual Content 1 10 Manual Format 1 12 ...

Page 20: ...atures and operation of the LOGIQ 500 It is intended to be used in conjunction with the Basic User Manual in order to provide the information necessary to operate the system safely The Basic User Manual TRANSLATED provides information needed by the user to operate the system safely It describes basic functions of the system safety features operating modes basic measurements calculations probes use...

Page 21: ...gital circuits transform the electrical high frequency signals into a flow of digital signals allowing the composition of the image in the memory All the signal reception and transmission parameters are controlled by the main computer Through the selection of these parameters by the operator the system modifies the transmission and reception features allowing a wide range of uses from obstetrics t...

Page 22: ... reproductive organs Limbs Extremities Pregnant uterus Cardiac Indications for Fetal Doppler use The LOGIQ 500 system can be used for fetal examination in Pulsed Wave Doppler Continuous Wave Doppler Color Flow Doppler and Color M Mode for the diagnosis of Structural fetal cardiac anomalies for high risk patients Intrauterine growth retardation IUGR for high risk patients with one or more of the fo...

Page 23: ...ppler and Color M Mode are not intended for routine fetal examination or screening nor are they intended for fetal examination in a low risk population The use of Doppler even at minimal output levels in fetal examination must be adjunctive with conventional fetal echocardiography and other clinical diagnostic methods for high risk patients only Prescription Device Caution United States law restri...

Page 24: ...8 CANADA GE Medical Systems TEL 1 800 664 0732 Ultrasound Service Engineering 4855 W Electric Avenue Milwaukee WI 53219 Customer Answer Center TEL 1 262 524 5698 LATIN SOUTH AMERICA GE Medical Systems TEL 1 305 735 2304 Ultrasound Service Engineering 4855 W Electric Avenue Milwaukee WI 53219 Customer Answer Center TEL 1 262 524 5698 EUROPE GE Ultraschall TEL 0130 81 6370 toll free Deutschland GmbH...

Page 25: ... 5229 FAX 011 3067 8298 01407 907 São Paulo SP DENMARK GE Medical Systems Danmark TEL 45 45 51 00 55 Skovlytoften 4 FAX 45 42 42 59 89 DK 2840 HOLTE FRANCE GE Medical Systems TEL 05 49 33 71 toll free 738 rue Yves Carmen FAX 33 1 46 10 01 20 F 92658 BOULOGNE CEDEX GERMANY GE Ultraschall TEL 0130 81 6370 toll free Deutschland GmbH Co KG TEL 49 0 212 28 02 208 Beethovenstra e 239 FAX 49 0 212 28 02 ...

Page 26: ...78 WARSZAWA PORTUGAL GE Medical Systems Portuguesa S A TEL 05 05 33 7313 toll free Rua Sa da Bandeira 585 FAX 351 2 2084494 Apartado 4094 TLX 22804 P 4002 PORTO CODEX RUSSIA GE VNIIEM TEL 7 095 956 7037 Mantulinskaya UI 5A FAX 7 502 220 32 59 123100 MOSCOW TLX 613020 GEMED SU SPAIN GE Medical Systems España TEL 900 95 3349 toll free Hierro 1 Arturo Gimeno FAX 34 1 675 3364 Poligono Industrial I TL...

Page 27: ... Pehliran Sodak FAX 90 212 211 2571 Yilmaz Han No 24 Kat 1 Gayretteppe ISTANBUL UNITED KINGDOM IGE Medical Systems TEL 0800 89 7905 toll free Coolidge House FAX 44 753 696067 352 Buckingham Avenue SLOUGH Berkshire SL1 4ER OTHER COUNTRIES NO TOLL FREE TEL international code 33 1 39 20 0007 Manufacturer GE YOKAGAWA MEDICAL SYSTEMS 67 4 Takakura cho Hachiouji shi Tokyo 192 JAPAN ...

Page 28: ...ndications contraindications for use who to contact and how this documentation is organized Safety Important information concerning the safe operation of the LOGIQ 500 system Preparing the System for Use How to prepare the system for use and a map of the control layout Preparing for an Exam How to enter patient information select an exam category and application preset Image optimization These sec...

Page 29: ...en and Small Parts OB GYN Cardiology Vascular Urology Recording Images Explains the use of image archive and peripheral options Customizing your system Shows how to customize the system for your particular institution clinic or exam type Probes and Biopsy Provides intended uses specifications care and maintenance and biopsy capability instructions for each probe User Maintenance Provides informati...

Page 30: ...y page References See also page references that are noted Index Meant for frequent and easy reference Extensive tool that presents ideas topics terms titles headings and cross references Also use it to find all entries of a like topic throughout the manual Text References Notes Notes are set in italics Indicates precautions or prudent use recommendations that should be used in the operation of the...

Page 31: ...sers Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 2 1 Safety Safety Precautions 2 2 Precaution Levels 2 2 Hazard Symbols 2 3 Patient Safety 2 4 Equipment and Personnel Safety 2 6 Device Labels 2 8 Acoustic Output 2 17 Warning Label Locations 2 19 ...

Page 32: ...ial property damage Indicates that a specific hazard is known to exist which through inappropriate conditions or actions may cause S Severe personal injury S Substantial property damage Indicates that a potential hazard may exist which through inappropriate conditions or actions will or can cause S Minor injury S Property damage Indicates precautions or prudent use recommendations that should be u...

Page 33: ...ll on patient user or others Collision with persons or objects results in injury while maneuvering or during system transport Injury to user from moving the console Moving Using brakes Transporting Acoustic Output Hazard Patient injury or tissue damage from ultrasound radiation ALARA the use of acoustic output following the as low as reasonably achievable principle Explosion Hazard Risk of explosi...

Page 34: ...t patient ID is provided on all recorded data and hard copy prints Identification errors could result in an incorrect diagnosis Equipment malfunction or incorrect settings can result in measurement errors or failure to detect details within the image The equipment user must become thoroughly familiar with the equipment operation in order to optimize its performance and recognize possible malfuncti...

Page 35: ...ng and tissue type can result in injury Please become thoroughly familiar with equipment controls that affect acoustic output levels as well as the output display Follow the principle of as low as reasonably achievable ALARA when scanning a patient During each ultrasound examination the clinical user is expected to weigh the medical benefit of the diagnostic information obtained against the risk o...

Page 36: ... Risk of explosion if used in the presence of flammable anesthetics To avoid injury Do not remove protective covers No user serviceable parts are inside Refer servicing to qualified service personnel To assure adequate grounding connect the attachment plug to a reliable hospital grade grounding outlet having equalization conductor Do not place liquids on or above the console Spilled liquid may con...

Page 37: ...hen appropriate Thoroughly clean probes and reusable accessories after each patient examination and disinfect or sterilize as needed Refer to Probes and Biopsy for probe use and care instructions Follow all infection control policies established by your office department or institution as they apply to personnel and equipment Devices containing latex may cause severe allergic reaction in latex sen...

Page 38: ...h Equipment Type BF man in the box symbol IEC 878 02 03 indicates B Type equipment having a floating applied part Probe connectors and PCG connector Equipment Type CF heart in the box symbol IEC 878 02 05 indicate equipment having a floating applied part having a degree of protection suitable for direct cardiac contact ECG connector and surgical probes 0459 The CE Mark of Conformity indicates this...

Page 39: ...to indicate electric shock hazards Various Mains OFF Indicates the power off position of the mains power switch Rear of system adjacent to mains switch Mains ON Indicates the power on position of the mains power switch ON Indicates the power on position of the power switch CAUTION This Power Switch DOES NOT ISOLATE Mains Supply Adjacent to On Off Standby Switch Off Standby Indicates the power off ...

Page 40: ...erconnecting grounding with other equipment CAUTION This is only for FUNCTIONAL GROUNDING NOT PROTECTIVE EARTH Rear of console NRTL Listing and Certification Mark Is used to designate conformance to nationally recognized product safety standards The Mark bears the name and or logo of the testing laboratory product category safety standard to which conformity is assessed and a control number Rear o...

Page 41: ...exposed metal parts from becoming LIVE in the event of an insulation failure 2 Type BF EQUIPMENT TYPE B EQUIPMENT with an F TYPE APPLIED PART TYPE B EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT providing a specified degree of protection against electric shock with particular regard to allowable LEAKAGE CURRENT Normal Mode Single fault condition Patient leakage current Less than 100 mA Less than 500 mA 3 Type CF EQUIPMENT ...

Page 42: ...electric equipment EMC regulations Proper installation following the service manual is required in order to achieve the full EMC performance of the product The product must be installed as stipulated in 4 2 Notice upon Installation of Product In case of issues related to EMC please call your service personnel Do not use the following devices near this equipment Use of these devices near this equip...

Page 43: ... far away as possible from other electronic equipment 3 Be sure to use only the cables provided by or designated by GE Medical Systems Connect these cables following the installation procedures i e wire power cables separately from signal cables 4 Lay out the main equipment and other peripherals following the installation procedures described in the Option Installation manuals 4 3 General Notice 1...

Page 44: ...adation in EMC performance Modification of the product includes changes in a Cables length material wiring etc b System installation layout c System configuration components d Securing system parts cover open close cover screwing 3 Operate the system with all covers closed If a cover is opened for some reason be sure to shut it before starting resuming operation Operating the system with any cover...

Page 45: ... ÎÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎÎ Power Out Probe Ports Front Panel Power In Signals I O Port ÎÎÎÎÎ ÎÎÎÎÎ Probe Adaptor Power Cables with Protective Earth ECG Cable PCG Sensor Foot Switch InSite Modem Signals I O Port Telephone Line Power Line Power Cables with Protective Earth ÎÎ Imaging Probes Imaging Probes Î Î Î Î Î Î Î ÎÎ ÎÎ Signals I O Port ...

Page 46: ...e details The devices listed have been tested and verified to be compatible with the LOGIQ 500 system 5 2 Unapproved Devices The user takes All Responsibility for connecting unapproved devices If devices are connected without the approval of GE the warranty will be INVALID Any device connected to the LOGIQ 500 must conform to one or more of the requirements listed below 1 IEC 50 IEC 65 IEC 335 IEC...

Page 47: ... scanning S Raise the Acoustic Output only after attempting image optimization with controls that have no affect on Acoustic Output such as Gain and TGC NOTE Refer to the Optimization sections of the Modes chapter for a complete discussion of each control Be sure to have read and understood control explanations for each Mode intended to be used before attempting to adjust the Acoustic Output contr...

Page 48: ...B CFD Scan Area Indirect Off Doppler M D Cursor Indirect Minor Off Doppler Doppler Sample Volume Gate Length Indirect Minor Application dependent system preset Doppler Velocity Scale Indirect Minor Application dependent operator preset PWD CFD Freq Hi Low Indirect Minor Low CFD Scan Area Indirect Minor Off B M CFD Zoom Indirect Minor Off Table 2 3 Controls Affecting Acoustic Output Acoustic Output...

Page 49: ...ferent languages English Japanese German French Italian Portuguese Spanish Swedish Danish Russian Greek and Turkish Monitor Labels A temporary label is placed on the monitor face to warn not to move the monitor support arm without the monitor attached This label is removed after installation of the monitor Figure 2 2 Temporary Warning Label and Location ...

Page 50: ...0 Monitor Labels cont d Two caution labels are found on the back of the monitor One warns to only move the console with the monitor in its lowest position the second warns not to push the console from the side 1 2 Figure 2 3 Lowering Monitor Caution Labels and Locations ...

Page 51: ...Safety Precautions LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 2 21 Monitor Labels cont d One caution label is found on the top of the monitor Figure 2 4 Top of Monitor Caution and Location ...

Page 52: ...ers Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 2 22 Console Labels Labels found on the back and side of the console will either be translated to the twelve languages or be specific to the region Defibrillator Caution Figure 2 5 Defibrillator Label Location ...

Page 53: ...Safety Precautions LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 2 23 Ground Point Figure 2 6 Signal Ground Point Location and Label This is only for FUNCTIONAL GROUNDING NOT PROTECTIVE EARTH CAUTION ...

Page 54: ...Safety Precautions LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 2 24 Regulatory Labels European Systems Figure 2 7 Regulatory Label Location European ...

Page 55: ...Safety Precautions LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 2 25 Regulatory Labels European Systems cont d Figure 2 7 Regulatory Label Location European cont d ...

Page 56: ...tem conforms to the CISPR11 Group 1 Class A of the international standard for Electromagnetic disturbance characteristics However when a probe with a CISPR11 Group 2 Class A conformance is connected to the LOGIQ 500 the system rating is CISPR11 Group 2 Class A When a LOGIQ 500 is upgraded to version 6 0 software it also conforms to the CISPR11 Group 2 Class A CAUTION ...

Page 57: ...Safety Precautions LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 2 27 Regulatory Labels American Systems Figure 2 9 Regulatory Label Location Americas ...

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Page 59: ...orting 3 12 Moving the System 3 12 Transporting the System 3 15 Wheels 3 16 Powering On the System 3 17 Connecting and Using the System 3 17 Adjusting the Display Monitor 3 25 Rotate tilt raise and lower the monitor 3 25 Brightness and Contrast 3 26 Manual Degauss 3 28 Speakers 3 29 Probes 3 30 Introduction 3 30 Selecting a probe 3 30 Connecting the Probe 3 30 Cable Handling 3 32 Activating the Pr...

Page 60: ... 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 3 2 Operator Controls 3 35 Control Panel Map 3 35 Key Illumination 3 36 Keyboard 3 37 Soft Menu Control Panel 3 38 Mode Display and Record 3 41 Measurement and Annotation 3 43 VCR Controls 3 45 ...

Page 61: ...ineers and Application Specialists will install and setup the system Refer to Who To Contact on 1 6 The LOGIQ 500 does not contain any operator serviceable internal components Ensure that unauthorized personnel do not tamper with the unit Perform regular preventive maintenance Refer to 16 11 for maintenance instructions Maintain a clean environment Turn off the system circuit breaker before cleani...

Page 62: ... physicians or qualified technicians Ensure that the following is provided for the new system A separate power outlet with a 20 amp circuit breaker for 120 VAC USA or 7 5 amp circuit breaker for 220 240 VAC Europe Latin America Take precautions to ensure that the console is protected from electromagnetic interference Precautions include Operate the console at least 15 feet away from motors typewri...

Page 63: ...outlined below Either its operational environment must be constantly maintained or the unit must be turned off Operational Storage Transport 16 hrs Temperature 10 40 C 50 104 F 10 60 C 14 140 F 40 60 C 40 140 F Humidity 30 85 non condensing 30 90 non condensing 30 90 non condensing Pressure 700 1060hPa 700 1060hPa 700 1060hPa Table 3 1 System Environmental Requirements ...

Page 64: ...onsole graphics The following are illustrations of the console 3 2 1 1 Optional Probe Cable Holder wire holder standard for Americas systems 2 Probe and Gel Bottle Holder Removable for Cleaning 3 Optional Cable Clipper for Probe Cable Figure 3 1 LOGIQ 500 System right and left side views ...

Page 65: ...nter 4 Air Filter front and back of system 5 Power Supply Air Filter 6 Optional Probe Cable Holder wire holder standard for Americas systems 7 VCR Microphone 8 Release Button to raise and lower video monitor 9 Optional Physiological Input Panel 10 Swivel Lock on Video Monitor Arm 11 Hinged Peripheral Cable Access Panel Door 12 Cable Access Channel Figure 3 2 LOGIQ 500 System front and back views ...

Page 66: ...drive located below the keyboard It can be used to perform software upgrades image archiving option and service diagnostics Storage areas Several convenient storage areas are provided within the console as shown by the shaded areas in Figure 3 3 Use them to store gel options probe cables accessories etc 1 1 1 Storage Figure 3 3 Storage Areas ...

Page 67: ...ccessory panel Located on the rear panel are video input and output audio input and output camera expose foot switch power and control connections for VCR printer MIC and service tools See Figure 3 5 Each outer case ground line of peripheral accessory connectors are Earth Grounded Signal ground lines are Not Isolated except the Service Port All of the signal lines including the signal ground of th...

Page 68: ...10 Peripheral Accessory Connector Panel cont d 100V 5 0A Max Including front printer panel 120V 4 1A Max Including front printer panel 220 240V 2 0A Max Including front printer panel 1 2 1 Old Rear Panel 2 New Rear Panel Figure 3 5 Peripheral Accessory Connector Panel ...

Page 69: ...nd an image to the hard copy device right switch The Foot Switch connection is located at the back of the console on the left hand side of the back panel 1 2 3 4 1 Accessory Panel for Foot Switch Connector 2 Store Foot Switch Here 3 Console Air Filter Screen 4 Power Supply Air Filter Figure 3 6 Foot Switch Storage and Connectors Other Peripherals Accessories options Refer to the Recording Images c...

Page 70: ...ving the system 1 Turn the system power switch off 2 Unplug the power cord 3 All cables from off board peripheral devices IIE camera external printer VCR etc must be disconnected from the console 4 Ensure that no loose items are left on the console 5 Loop the cord around the handle on the back of the system or wrap the cord in a bundle and store it behind the rear storage panel To prevent damage t...

Page 71: ...the wheels and not protruding beyond the console NOTE If more than three 3 probes are intended to be used store the additional probes securely in the front storage area 7 Store all other probes in their original cases or in soft cloth or foam to prevent damage 8 Store sufficient gel optical disks and other essential accessories in the provided space 9 Adjust the monitor to its lowest position poss...

Page 72: ...l when moving on steep incline 5 or loading into a vehicle for transport NOTE DO NOT attempt to move the console using any cables or fixtures such as the probe connectors 3 Use the brake located on the bottom of the system in the front when necessary 4 Do not let the system strike walls or door frames 5 Use extra care when crossing door or elevator thresholds 6 Once the destination is reached lock...

Page 73: ... that it cannot roll Use either wood chocks restraining straps or other similar types of constraints Do not attempt to hold it in place by hand NOTE Strap the system below its handle so that the system does not break loose Never ride on the lift with the system A person s weight coupled with the weight of the system may exceed the load capacity of the lift 7 Employ two to three persons to load and...

Page 74: ...heels The front wheels swivel pivot and lock Back wheels The back wheels swivel and pivot but do not lock NOTE For the USA version console the back wheels do not pivot Setting the lock To engage the wheel lock Press down on the lock pedal located at the front of the wheels The pedal remains depressed To release the lock Press down on the pedal again The pedal returns to its normal position ...

Page 75: ...wer plug securely into the wall outlet To avoid risk of fire the system power must be supplied from a separate properly rated outlet See Site Requirements Before the system arrives on 3 4 for rating information Under no circumstances should the AC power plug be altered changed or adapted to a configuration rated less than specified Never use an extension cord or adapter plug To help assure groundi...

Page 76: ...25 20 15 10 F 140 131 122 113 104 95 86 77 68 59 50 hours 8 6 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 F 41 32 23 14 5 4 13 22 31 40 hours 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Table 3 2 System Acclimation Time Chart Power On Off Standby Press the top portion of the Power On Off Standby switch to turn the power on The circuit breaker on the rear of the unit must also be in the on position see 3 23 Figur...

Page 77: ...ime Two beeps sound during the sequence All lighted buttons on the keyboard light System diagnostics run Its status is reflected on the monitor by the graphics in Figure 3 10 XXXXXXX X Start of diagnostic run Version X XX Version X XX End of diagnostic run XXXXXXX X Version X XX 1 2 1 Current SBC Assembly Part Number 2 Current Software Version Figure 3 10 Power Up Graphic Sequence ...

Page 78: ...to standby mode S Peripheral devices are activated on power up After initialization has been completed the new patient entry menu will be displayed Password Protection A maximum of eight personal IDs and associated passwords can be preset in the LOGIQ 500 see 14 65 If IDs and passwords have been entered and the Password Ask parameter is on the following occurs in the power up sequence S The messag...

Page 79: ...ontinues with the power up sequence If an incorrect User ID Password is entered the system allows four additional attempts After the fifth incorrect entry the message Login incorrect appears The power up sequence will not continue The system must be turned off then on to begin again NOTE If User ID Passwords are registered and the Password Ask function is off press Return at the ID__________ promp...

Page 80: ...n off Breaker Pulling the power cable or turning off the circuit breaker while the hard drive is working may corrupt the system operating software on the hard drive If the system has not turned off five minutes after pressing the power switch off listen for hard drive activity If there is no hard disk drive activity the circuit breaker on the bottom of the power supply can be used to turn off the ...

Page 81: ...ase of a power overload If a power overload occurs 1 Turn off all peripheral devices 2 Turn off the Main Power Switch to the console 3 Reactivate the Circuit Breaker switch The Circuit Breaker switch should stay in the On position DO NOT hold the switch in the On position If the Circuit Breaker switch remains On follow the Power On procedure previously described NOTE If the Circuit Breaker switch ...

Page 82: ...Powering On the System LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 3 24 Circuit breaker cont d ON OFF 1 0 ON 1 1 Circuit Breaker Figure 3 12 Location of Circuit Breaker ...

Page 83: ...r the optimum viewing angle The monitor arm can swing forward or backwards The monitor arm can be raised or lowered for the best viewing height Figure 3 13 Display Monitor Movement Movement of the monitor swing arm or height adjustment requires the release of the locking mechanism After an adjustment is made ensure that the mechanism is locked to prevent unexpected motion When moving the LOGIQ 500...

Page 84: ...ar into the background and the highest white should be bright but not saturated To adjust the brightness and contrast 1 Press the monitor s toggle button 2 for brightness and contrast Confirm that the brightness or contrast is displayed on the monitor If the contrast is displayed press the toggle button again 1 2 3 4 5 1 Task Light Switch 4 Brightness Contrast Adjustment Button 2 Brightness Contra...

Page 85: ...for OB 50 75 Dark room for Cardiology 45 45 Bright room for Demo 60 90 Table 3 3 Brightness and Contrast Recommended Settings Record the final brightness and contrast settings and leave this information with the system Generally speaking do not change the controls once they have been set Once set the display then becomes the reference for the hard copy device s NOTE After readjusting the monitor s...

Page 86: ...to correct this problem The monitor automatically degausses at power on To activate the manual degauss 1 Press the AAA or monitor adjustment buttons while the brightness contrast adjustment indicator is not displayed on the monitor To cancel the manual degauss press the AAA or adjustment button again 2 Press the toggle button for brightness and contrast 3 Press the AAA or Adjustment button NOTE Mo...

Page 87: ...vided by speakers located on the sides of the Display Monitor is standard for Audio Doppler operation left side is blood flow away right side is blood flow toward Audio playback of videotaped scan sessions Audio error notification 1 2 3 1 Speakers 2 Toward 3 Away Figure 3 15 Display Monitor Speakers ...

Page 88: ... the probe and application NOTE Selecting a new probe unfreezes the image Connecting the Probe Probes can be connected at any time regardless of whether the console is powered on or off To ensure that the ports are not active place the system in the image freeze condition To connect a probe 1 Place the probe s carrying case on a stable surface and open the case 2 Carefully remove the probe and unw...

Page 89: ...onnector with the probe port and carefully push into place Figure 3 16 Probe Connector Panel 6 Turn the connector locking handle clockwise to secure the probe connector 7 Carefully position the probe cord so it is free to move and is not resting on the floor lock unlock Figure 3 17 Connecting a Probe ...

Page 90: ...obe is connected The Single CWD key is used to activate the dedicated continuous wave Doppler CWD probe Figure 3 18 Probe Select Keys Key Light Indicators Dark no probe attached to probe port Half Bright probe attached to probe port but not active Brightly Lit probe attached to probe port and is active The probe activates in the currently selected operating mode The probe s default settings for th...

Page 91: ...t menu or by pressing the Probe Select keys Press the Mode Top Menu key to exit the probe name display Preset B L739 2 Set Up ECG C364 1 3 Figure 3 19 Probe Name Menu Deactivating the Probe When deactivating the probe the probe is automatically placed in standby mode To deactivate a probe S Press the Freeze key S Gently wipe the excess gel from the face of the probe S Carefully slide the probe aro...

Page 92: ...side of the keyboard Ensure the cable is free Be sure that the probe head is clean before placing the probe in its storage box Transporting Probes Secure the probe in its holder for moving short distances When transporting a probe a long distance store it in its carrying case Storing the Probe It is recommended that all probes be stored in the carrying case provided First place the probe connector...

Page 93: ...s Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 3 35 Operator Controls Control Panel Map Controls are grouped together by function for ease of use See the callouts for this illustration on the following page yA yA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 10 Figure 3 20 Control Panel ...

Page 94: ...efine see 14 101 7 Mode Display Record see 3 41 8 Measurements Annotations see 3 43 9 TGC and Acoustic Output see 5 10 10 VCR see 3 45 Key Illumination The front panel keys are all illuminated according to their availability Disabled or unavailable selections have the key illumination turned off Enabled or available selections have the key illumination half lighted back lit Active or cancelable se...

Page 95: ...activate the special characters highlighted in red on the keys to the right side of the keyboard See 6 22 for details Blue Shift activates the VCR controls on the keyboard for the approved Sony SVO 9500MD When Blue Shift is activated and the VCR is in play mode the left right pointers control searching reverse or forward The up down pointers control shifting backwards forwards one frame at a time ...

Page 96: ...eys and Sub Menu Select rocker switches Sub Menu Select Top Menu Select SUB MENU Current Available TOP MENU Current Available 4 2 Preset ECG Frame Imaging Average Image OFF Color Set Up B 2 1 Softner 3D Mode 3 MHz Freq Figure 3 21 Soft Menu Control Panel The Soft Menu Display is in the center of the Soft Menu Controls The display is divided into twelve sections four top menu categories and eight s...

Page 97: ...ghest priority active mode The five possibilities are B M PWD CWD and CFM Preset is for user programmable application and factory exam parameter preset selections Set Up enables the system customization sub menus ECG option is used to adjust the ECG waveform and ECG synchronized scanning The second top menu page shows Archive DICOM Auto Seq CINE Figure 3 24 Mode Default Top Menu page two Archive i...

Page 98: ...le measurements suitable for the current exam category image format or individual user sequences S Image Recall displays information pertaining to images temporarily stored in system memory NOTE To return functions to the Top Menus press Clear Sub Menu Organization Different Sub Menus are displayed according to the front panel key pressed or Top Menu selected Each selection or parameter in the Sub...

Page 99: ... knob controls the image display depth The Reverse key toggles the left right orientation of the scan image The F1 or F2 keys can be assigned to the following functions S Auto Auto Map and ASO Auto Angle PDI PFD THI Image Recall and Image Memory NOTE The F1 and F2 key labels may differ depending on the hardware version The F1 and F2 key presets found on System Parameter page 3 assigns the desired ...

Page 100: ...age in system memory Pressing Freeze a second time continues live image data acquisition Controls the gain of the displayed echoes during B Mode scanning Controls the gain of the displayed timeline echoes during B M and M Mode During B M Mode B Mode gain can be controlled by the Doppler CFM Angle Control The gain value displayed on the monitor is B Mode B Mode Gain M Mode M Mode Gain B M Mode M Mo...

Page 101: ...es the body pattern Soft Menu and displays the default pattern on the screen For more details refer to 6 27 The M D Cursor key enables Trackball control of the M Mode or Doppler cursor line not angle correction or the CFM window in real time Color Flow Mode The Scan Area key enables Trackball control of the B Mode image area size and position in B W the CFM window size and position in Color mode a...

Page 102: ...to fix a measurement cursor or exit scan area size position in B Mode and zoom The Clear key is generally used to erase or exit functions such as annotations comments measurements and zoom This will return the system to the basic mode top menu Press the Zoom key to activate the zoom function For more details refer to 6 2 This knob is used to control the zoom size with the zoom function in real tim...

Page 103: ...ically selects external video Press the key a second time to return to LOGIQt 500 video display Press this key to enable or disable the on board microphone to allow for audio to be added to the taping of system video Pressing the Stop Play key either places the VCR in the play mode or stops the play or record mode Pressing the Pause Record key either places the VCR in the record mode or causes the...

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Page 105: ...GIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 4 1 Preparing for an Exam Beginning an Exam 4 2 Introduction 4 2 Beginning a New Patient 4 3 ID Name 4 6 Exam Application Preset Selection 4 7 Introduction 4 7 Selecting a probe 4 7 ...

Page 106: ...xam by entering new patient information The operator should enter as much information as possible such as Exam category Patient name Patient ID Comments Exam Information The patient s name and ID number is retained with each patient s image and transferred with each image during archiving or hard copy printing ...

Page 107: ... Oper ID and Ref MD will not be erased Enter patient data with the alphanumeric keyboard The Soft Menu automatically defaults to the last exam preset top menu when New Patient is pressed An exam applications preset can be selected from the sub menu to provide a suitable starting point for system scan parameters NOTE After a specific time interval the Soft Menu defaults to the Mode Top Menu To avoi...

Page 108: ... Input any desired Note 30 characters maximum S Input the desired Operator ID four digits maximum NOTE Patient Name Patient ID Notes Oper ID Ref MD and Comments are common to all exam category menus The Patient Name and Patient ID will appear on the image screen All other information is automatically entered into the appropriate exam report page Information in the Exam Category patient entry menus...

Page 109: ...it values that are to appear on the patient entry menu OB GYN Exam Categories BBT is a pregnancy origin data selection choice that appears in the Tokyo University Osaka University and European OB formats only LMP EDC and GA are the only choices in the USA version If the Multigestational option is installed Fetus Number will appear to the right of Ref MD If there is more than one fetus enter the co...

Page 110: ... hints If power is lost during the ID Name function any data that was added or modified will not be saved The following rules apply when filling in the New Patient menu Press Caps Lock to type uppercase letters Press Caps Lock again to type lowercase letters Press Back Space to erase characters and correct errors To change information press Return or use the Trackball to move to the field then typ...

Page 111: ...s a starting point for the exam Selecting a probe Always start out with a probe that provides optimum focal depths and penetration for the patient size and application Begin the scan session using the default Acoustic Output setting for the probe and application The Change Probe and Category preset found on System Parameters page 1 allows the exam category to automatically change depending on the ...

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Page 113: ...pler Imaging option 5 46 PFD Pulsatile Flow Detection Mode option 5 47 Doppler 5 50 Introduction 5 50 Pulsed Wave Doppler 5 51 Continuous Wave Doppler 5 54 Reading the Doppler Display 5 55 Activating Doppler Mode 5 57 Doppler Optimization 5 58 M Mode 5 73 Introduction 5 73 Reading the M Mode or Doppler Spectrum Only Display 5 73 Reading the Dual Doppler Spectrum Only Display 5 74 Optimizing the Ti...

Page 114: ...plays a two dimensional gray scale image of the structures within the probe s field of view The anatomy imaged can be evaluated measurements and calculations performed as well as making an initial survey prior to entering other modes B Mode Key Operation Pressing the B Mode key while in a combination of other modes will result in the following Current Mode Resultant Mode B PD B B M B B CFM and PD ...

Page 115: ... LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 5 3 Reading the B Mode Display Figure 5 1 shows the basic B Mode display information Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç MHz LMP xx xx xx Figure 5 1 B Mode Display Format ...

Page 116: ...d These are input in the Patient Entry Menu Acoustic Output Percentage The percentage is preceeded by a P and then a number from 0 100 Frequency of Operation Imaging Freq Frequency of Operation for B and M Modes The image frequency value is displayed in MHz The Frequency of Operation value coincides with the B Image Frequency and M Image Frequency presets located on Set Up Custom Display pages 2 a...

Page 117: ...hic Display Description Format Values FR Cine Shows display acquisition frame rate Hz Real time Can be turned off by a parameter in Set Up Custom Display page 12 In Cine Mode it shows the display playback frame number CN Frozen Depth Shows the display in cm cm Dual Mode cm DR Dynamic Range shows the range over which echo intensities are converted to gray scale Displayed in dB DR Dual Mode DR Gain ...

Page 118: ...cal Index or TI Thermal Index The larger one is displayed If both are less than 0 4 the message TI 0 4 is displayed Table 5 5 B Mode Display Explanation Acoustic Output Display The acoustic output display in the lower right corner of the screen is intended to keep the user informed of the potential bioeffects that can result when controls are changed The Acoustic Output display shows MI Mechanical...

Page 119: ...5 2 Acoustic Output Display Selection Adjusting the Acoustic Output The initial acoustic output may be preset within the range of 0 and 100 in Set Up Custom Display page 1 The acoustic output default value for the Contrast Mode s reference scan image may be preset in Set Up Custom Display page 11 Acoustic power settings are available for B M and D CFM PDI with the following presets Acoustic Power ...

Page 120: ...ted along the right side of the display as large marks every 5cm and small marks every 1cm The TGC curve displays the relative position of the TGC slide pots compared to their depth This display can be turned on or off in the Setup Custom Display Menu page 12 The number displayed next to the probe orientation symbol is the zoom or scroll depth starting point for the image displayed 0 cm 1 cm 5 cm ...

Page 121: ...500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 5 9 Optimizing the Image Control Layout A A Figure 5 4 Controls Mode and Display controls are on the lower right side while Acoustic Output and TGC are on the lower left side ...

Page 122: ...asonable setting for each type of exam category Acoustic output levels are returned to the factory preset value when changing the following Probe Exam category New patient When display depth is changed TGC is rescaled to affect the new depth range Each TGC pot is proportionally scaled across the display depth range as shown in Figure 5 5 on 5 11 Affects on Other Controls Acoustic output and gain i...

Page 123: ...Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 5 11 Controls cont d TGC breakpoints are proportioned to the depth scale Half current depth Current scan depth Slide pot Increase Decrease 20 dB TGC Figure 5 5 Time Gain Compensation ...

Page 124: ...o that cystic structures appear echofree and reflecting tissue fills in Values Depth increments vary by probe Values may be preset for each probe Depth displays on the monitor in centimeters Gain displays on the monitor in dB Gain increments are available every 2 dB within the range of 0 to 98 dB depending on the selected probe Affects on Other Controls After adjusting the depth it may be necessar...

Page 125: ...tion mode and steer the angle Press Scan Area adjust scan area size Press Scan Area again Move the Trackball to the right or left Benefits Increase the sector width to see a wide anatomical structure decrease the sector width to have a faster frame rate Allows the movement of a reduced sector angle laterally Beneficial in GYN Values Sector Convex Probe Range from 10 to full B width Linear Probe Ra...

Page 126: ...to the left half of the image area Press the Right Image key to activate the same image format on the right half of the image area NOTE When the Left Image key and Right Image key are pressed simultaneously while in single B Mode imaging the dual live image mode is activated Benefits The Reverse key allows for changing the orientation of the image display without physically rotating the probe 180 ...

Page 127: ...ed echo levels with different weights on specific levels of gray For example a certain gray map may enhance mid level echoes over a wider range of grays verses high or low level echoes Allows for better differentiation between echo levels through gray levels displayed Values The settings cycle in 6 dB steps from 30 dB to 90 dB Use presets to set the output preferred to any scan mode and exam combi...

Page 128: ... for changing the size and location of the ROI box cursor Press Scan Area to toggle between sizing and moving the cursor Press Set The system automatically optimizes the entire image The highlighted sub menu selection changes automatically from ATO Create to ATO ON OFF Benefits Optimizes the image by increasing the resolution for a specific area Improves productivity and patient throughput with on...

Page 129: ...ap again When ATO map is active the asterisk is displayed on the right side of the gray scale map number The B gray scale map number is displayed under the gray scale bar ATO gray scale map is available until changing the following Probe New Patient Exam Category User Preset Gray Scale Map Power Off New ATO map creation Only one ATO gray map is available at a specific time Benefits Ability to acce...

Page 130: ... changing gain TGC or acoustic output with lower frequencies Allows for increased resolution with higher frequencies Values Frame average values are off 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 Frame average values are returned to the preset value when changing the following Probe Exam category New Patient Application type Pre processing function Values shown are probe dependent Table 5 6 shows the correlation between the...

Page 131: ...N A N A N A P509 6 5MHz 5 5MHz 5MHz N A N A N A E721 MTZ 7MHz 6MHz 5 5MHz N A N A N A C721 7MHz 6MHz 6MHz N A N A N A C551 CAE 6MHz 5MHz 4 4MHz N A N A N A C364 CBF 4MHz 3 5MHz 3MHz N A N A N A C386 5MHz 3 8MHz 3MHz N A N A N A C358 5MHz 4MHz 3MHz 2MHz T5 0 T4 5 C358 HF5MHz HF4MHz HF3MHz HF2MHz HH5 0 HH4 5 739L 9MHz 7MHz 6MHz N A N A N A LA39 11MHz 9 6MHz 8 2MHz N A N A N A 546L 6 6MHz 5 2MHz 4 6M...

Page 132: ... utilitizes the natural harmonic characteristic inherent in non linear sound propagation properities in the human body This function does not permit the use of any contrast agent It is only available on the S222 S317 C358 and 3S probes Benefits Harmonic imaging diminishes low frequency high amplitude noise and often improves imaging technically difficult patients Tissue Harmonic imaging is benefic...

Page 133: ... image display Displaying the gray scale as shades of color may allow for improved differentiation between echo levels Values On or Off Pre processing function On or Off The B Mode color presented is a selection in the Set Up Custom Display menu page 13 There are 6 color choices Post processing function 3D Mode option Description Allows for 3D Mode option activation from the B Mode menu Benefits A...

Page 134: ...sing function On or Off The color tag size presented is a selection in the Set Up Custom Display menu page 13 Post processing function Affects on Other Controls Changing the focus position affects frame rate The deeper the focus the slower the frame rate Bioeffects Acoustic Output Hazard Moving the focal zone s may affect acoustic output requirements because of concentrating on a specific area of ...

Page 135: ...e M Mode if active is also rotated 180 Benefits The electronic biopsy guidezone shows the expected needle path during insertion Failure to match the guidezone displayed to the guide may cause the needle to track a path outside the zone DANGER Orient image display for easy reference outside the zone It is extremely important that when using the adjustable angle biopsy guides the angle displayed on ...

Page 136: ...scription Allows for the elimination of low level echoes from the display This is generally used to clear noise out of vessels or cysts B edge enhance brings out subtle tissue differences and boundaries by enhancing the gray scale differences corresponding to the edges of structures Benefits Allows for the elimination from the display image of low level echoes caused by noise Edge enhance modifies...

Page 137: ...e optimized to display the desire image as reference Values On or Off On or Off Timer Start Intervl Description A clock counter is used to set the contrast imaging start point In dual B Mode the interval can be set to display and store the snap scan image from the reference image live image NOTE A special option is necessary for the ECG Interval Scan Benefits The timer can be set so the elapse tim...

Page 138: ...as the default set to ON Additional presets specific to Contrast Imaging are also found on Set Up Custom Display page 11 The probe data for contrast imaging is used available for the C358 and S317 probes only ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ 1 2 3 4 1 Timer Counter 3 Snap Shot Cine Remaining image number 2 Snap Shot Display Interval 4 Contrast Mode Frequency select with the Imaging Freq S...

Page 139: ...mic Range 3 Increase Frame Average 4 Increase Edge Enhance Improve Uniformity 1 Increase the number of focal zones 2 Decrease SCAN AREA SIZE 3 Adjust TGC to compensate for attenuation Cystic Imaging 1 Decrease the B M GAIN 2 Decrease Dynamic Range 3 Use SCAN AREA SIZE to reduce image width 4 Change Focus Number to increase number of focal zones 5 Optimize focal zone placement Technically Difficult...

Page 140: ... The preset Color Map is chosen separately for B Mode M Mode and Doppler displays Details on the color map selection are found in Customizing Your System Colorized gray scale is an on off selection found in each mode Top Menu In each mode B M PD and CWD the color selection is found on the Sub Menu page two The Color rocker switch toggles colorized gray scale on or off Color Flow Mode Color Flow Ma...

Page 141: ...Mode the Color Flow information overlays the B Mode image The Scan Area key and Trackball now control the size and position of the color flow window M Mode In M Mode the color flow information overlays the B Mode image The color displayed in the M Mode is that which is seen along the timeline cursor The Color Map selected for B Mode applies to M Mode The size and position of the color flow window ...

Page 142: ...city variance power or velocity power map CFM Area Cursor Color displays only in this sector Press the Scan Area key to toggle between cursor size and position control Size this window using the Trackball Position this window via the Trackball MTI Filter Displays on the Color Flow bar as a black area surrounding the baseline Color Threshold Marker The color display threshold based on the B Mode gr...

Page 143: ...igure 5 14 Color Doppler Controls Color Flow Mapping is basically Doppler velocity direction information mapped as a color on top of the gray scale B Mode or M Mode Image Keyboard controls used to affect the Doppler spectrum also affect CFM Mode However some Soft Menu controls affect only the color processing and display ...

Page 144: ...layed The M D Cursor key is not relevant to CFM scanning it only affects the Doppler M Mode Dual format keys L R work the same as in dual B Mode but display two B Mode and CFM images on the left and right side of the screen NOTE If L and R keys are pressed simultaneously both left and right B Mode images will be active Pressing CFM will then provide a live B Mode image on the left and a live B Mod...

Page 145: ...Gain knob counterclockwise To reverse the color assignment press CFM Spect Invert Benefits Allows control of the amount of color within a vessel Allows viewing of blood flow according to personal preference or display proper color without changing probe orientation Values The settings range is 32 levels but values are not displayed on the image monitor Usually set the dial in the middle depending ...

Page 146: ...ng the desired scale To adjust the baseline shift press the top or bottom of the Baseline Shift rocker switch Baseline does not wrap If the baseline is positioned at the top of the color bar shifting the baseline again will cause the system to beep Benefits If blood is flowing at a higher velocity increase the velocity scale in order to avoid aliasing in the color display Minimize aliasing during ...

Page 147: ...ol to color window size adjustment Use the Trackball to adjust the color window size Move the Trackball left to close the color window and right to open it Move the Trackball down to increase and up to decrease the color window vertical size Press Scan Area a second time to assign trackball control to positioning the re sized window NOTE Pressing Scan Area toggles between trackball control of wind...

Page 148: ...p Slant scan in CFM Imaging is used to control the position of the CFM window for LINEAR PROBES ONLY Values The 6 color map selections available are assigned in the Set Up Custom Display page 17 The parameters CFM Color Map 1 6 can be assigned as Velocity maps V1 thru V8 Velocity Turbulence maps VT1 thru VT8 Turbulence maps T1 and T2 or Advanced Velocity Mode Maps A1 thru A4 left 0 center and righ...

Page 149: ...adjustab e o o ta y a d vertically and can be steered within the full B Mode image with the Trackball Map Mode Map In the Map Mode the B Mode image and the color flow are the same size The Map Mode offers higher CF frame rates and a full size adjustable CF wedge Map Detail Mode MapDtl The Detail Mode shows a high resolution high frame rate color flow window that is half of the B Mode depth The B M...

Page 150: ... on 5 52 Benefits Averages out 1 time events like noise spikes Allows for a slight increase in penetration without changing gain or acoustic output Values Off low medium and high Pre processing function On or Off Pre processing function Affects on Other Controls Trade off between frame rate and color quality As the color quality increases the frame rate decreases and as the frame rate increases th...

Page 151: ...ize color bleeding outside vessel walls Values When High Resoltn is highlighted in the sub menu display the function is on When it is not highlighted it is off Pre processing function Post processing function The color threshold can be set on real time or frozen images The settings cycle through the following values 0 to 100 of the gray scale in 3 increments Affects on Other Controls High Resoluti...

Page 152: ... the Set Up Custom Display menu page 6 Off 1 2 3 4 and 5 NOTE The CFM Spatial Filter is a parameter that can be preset in the Set Up Custom Display menu page 6 Affects on Other Controls When the packet size is decreased the frame rate is increased at the expense of CFM image quality When the packet size is increased CFM image quality is improved at the expense of frame rate Note This function does...

Page 153: ...splay Provides the ability to emphasize specific blood flow velocities so that they stand out to the eye Values On or Off Pre processing function On Off Post processing function NOTE The CFM Tag Width is a parameter that can be preset in the Set Up Custom Display menu page 17 Affects on Other Controls Tag Position Positn Description Allows for the movement of the specified color tag range througho...

Page 154: ...eat while scanning the abdomen The noise may also appear to fill the color window when changing window size position or when moving the probe Noise due to value motion in cardiac studies may be considered clutter noise Noise Blanker is intended to reduce the random noise generated due to the increase in Color Gain Benefits Reduces the color artifact noise as described in the description section No...

Page 155: ...tivity in Triplex mode Triplex_Sens should be selected in the CFM PDI Performance Priority preset on Set Up Custom Display page 4 See 14 22 for details Benefits Present a continuous high sensitivity color image MR Flow optimizes the image by increasing the resolution for the color flow window Set to 3 focal zones to be concentrated in the CFM area Allows for quick on off of MR Flow function from C...

Page 156: ... Gain and Acoustic Power controls It does not effect the snap scan image Benefits Snap scan image and live image can be displayed at the same time The snap scan image is only stored in Cine memory Only reference image can be optimized to display the desire image as reference Values On or Off On or Off CFM for Ref Timer Start Description Only live images reference image can optimize the image as B ...

Page 157: ...or Do the Following Decrease Motion Artifact 1 Increase the VELOCITY SCALE 2 Increase W E Cancel Eliminate Aliasing 1 Increase VELOCITY SCALE 2 Lower BASELINE SHIFT Improve Sensitivity 1 Increase GAIN 2 Decrease VELOCITY SCALE 3 Increase ACOUSTIC OUTPUT 4 Switch Penet on and High Resoltn on 5 Decrease W E Cancel 6 Increase Frame Average this allows gain to increase 7 Increase Packet Size 8 Reduce ...

Page 158: ...en non topo and topo maps can only be done in real time not on a frozen image Affects on Other Controls Only changes between P1 thru P4 P5 and P6 or P7 and P8 are post processing functions and do not affect image acquisition controls PDI parameters need to be changed in real time Some controls that affect CFM also affect PDI Hints Optimizing the PDI Option Custom Display pages 8 and 18 have parame...

Page 159: ...ll be lit and press P NOTE PFD Mode is only operational with Power Doppler installed PFD Mode can also be activated by pressing the CFM key if the CFM PDI PFD Initial Mode preset found on Custom Display page 18 is set to PFD The CFM Mode Sub Menu pages change when PFD Mode is active The Slant Scan Packet Size Penetration and High Resolution parameters remain the same PFD Map Resolution Persistence...

Page 160: ...solut tion 1A Figure 5 22 PFD Mode Sub Menu Page 1 PFD Map Resolution Description Allows for the selection of PFD Map There are four maps two maps PF 1 and PF 2 are Directional maps two other maps PF 3 and PF 4 are Non Directional maps Smooths color information so that it is less grainy It averages the color information out over time Benefits Optimizes PFD color display by changing system paramete...

Page 161: ...preset time has elapsed When a higher color value for a pixel is detected that value is retained and the persistence time is reset for that pixel When the persistence time elapses for that pixel color is deleted and it returns to gray scale Allow for the selection of the algorithm for detection of PFD Benefits Present a continuous high sensitivity color image PFD Type shows sensitivity where 1 is ...

Page 162: ...ar above the baseline Movement away from the probe is negative frequencies or velocities which appear below the baseline Typically blood flow is not uniform but is composed of a mix of blood cells moving at different velocities and in different directions Thus the display is composed of a spectrum of gray scale values Strong signals are displayed as bright shades of gray while weak signals are dis...

Page 163: ... PW Doppler operates in two different modes conventional PW and High Pulse Repetition Frequency HPRF PW Doppler can be combined with B Mode for rapidly selecting the anatomical site for PW Doppler examinations This is described under B M Mode operation The site where PW Doppler data is derived appears graphically on the B Mode image Sample Volume Gate The site can be moved anywhere within the B Mo...

Page 164: ...ENCY MHz ON OFF B510 4 0 5 0 C358 2 5 3 3 C364 CBF 2 5 3 3 C386 2 5 3 3 C551 CAE 4 0 5 0 C721 5 0 6 6 E721 MTZ 5 0 6 6 ERB7 5 0 6 6 I739 5 0 6 6 546L 4 0 5 0 739L 5 0 6 6 LA39 5 0 6 6 LD 2 5 3 3 L764 LH 5 0 6 6 M12L 5 0 6 6 P509 4 0 5 0 S316 UC 2 5 2 8 S317 2 5 2 8 S220 W 2 2 2 5 S222 2 0 2 5 S611 4 0 5 0 3S 2 0 2 2 T739 5 0 6 6 M7c 4 0 5 0 CS 2 5 3 3 i12L 5 0 6 6 Table 5 8 Doppler CFM Frequency ...

Page 165: ...elected anatomical site is too deep for the selected PW Doppler scale HPRF is enabled when operating in PW Doppler Mode and the velocity scale is increased beyond a set value The selection on page 3 of the Doppler Sub Menu can be used to override this automatic switching to HPRF mode When HPRF is active 3 sample volume gates appear along the Doppler Mode cursor Doppler information can be received ...

Page 166: ...activated CW is automatically selected There are two CW Doppler operating modes Steerable and Non Imaging Steerable Allows viewing of the B Mode image to position the Doppler cursor to the area of interest while viewing the Doppler spectrum shown below the B Mode image and listening to the Doppler audio signal Works with sector probes only Non Imaging Provides only Doppler Spectrum and Audio for a...

Page 167: ...First choose the Side Side or Top Bottom display style on Custom Display page 14 Timeline Format The two styles cannot be mixed Second make the Doppler format Enable Disable selections on Custom Display page 15 The following information displays on the Doppler Mode image Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇ ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇ θ MHz Spectrum Ref Value Figure 5 24 1 2 B Mode plus 1 2 D Mode ...

Page 168: ...petition frequency mode SPEC INV Displayed to indicate that the spectrum display is inverted from the prescribed norm D Velocity The Doppler velocity or frequency maximum value is displayed in meters per second when Display Spectrm Ref Value preset found on Set Up Custom Display page 16 is set to Off The forward velocity frequency is displayed above the spectrum while the reverse velocity frequenc...

Page 169: ... and size the sample volume to get a spectrum display Use the system s audio to listen for when the sample volume is positioned over an area of flow To exit PW Doppler Mode press B Mode NOTE The Set Up Preset Program allows the types of B Doppler display formats to be chosen Each time the PD or CWD key is pressed it cycles to the next display format enabled in the Set Up Preset Program Activating ...

Page 170: ...ions found in the CWD soft menu function the same as a like selection in the PWD soft menu Controls Doppler Mode controls discussed in this section are shown below V m s A Figure 5 25 Doppler CFM Controls These functions are specific to pulsed or continuous wave Doppler when that mode is active as well as color flow If the color flow mode is enabled while in Doppler the Select key switches the Dop...

Page 171: ...ain S Scan Area Size S Scan Area Position S Reverse S Dual Format Keys L R NOTE If the scan area size is reduced and the position changed the Doppler cursor will follow the position change to stay within the displayed scan area One Front Panel control affects the B Mode portion of the display as well as the echoes in the Doppler spectrum It is S Acoustic Output See the B Mode section of this chapt...

Page 172: ...NOTE Pressing the M D Cursor key while the trackball is actively controlling the B Mode Doppler cursor will display the theta angle correction cursor Refer to Theta Angle Correction on 5 61 for more information y volume in small steps to avoid startling the patient Benefits Allows for repositioning of the Doppler cursors after the trackball has been assigned a different function An audio represent...

Page 173: ...e relative to the probe face turn θ Angle counterclockwise Press M D Cursor to quickly return the angle correction to zero degrees and erase the angle correction cursor from the display The initial angle value is selected in the Set Up Custom Display menu page 4 Benefits Fills in or cleans out spectrum information Optimizes the accuracy of the flow velocity This is especially useful in vascular st...

Page 174: ...The default baseline can be chosen in the Set Up Custom Display menu page 17 The baseline is displayed as a solid line running across the spectrum The baseline is raised and lowered in equal increments depending on the current Doppler scale factor The control does not wrap when the maximum baseline shift in either direction has been reached This is a non repeating key Benefits If the blood flow is...

Page 175: ... to the effect of aliasing Values Velocity range is in meters per second or KHz depending upon preset velocity scale units Velocity range is dependent on the probe frequency Affects on Other Controls B Mode pause increases the Doppler display quality NOTE When pressing Freeze while in B Pause and then unfreezing the image a preset selection will determine if the B Pause key is released or the imag...

Page 176: ...n optimizes the Doppler spectral data ASO adjusts the Velocity Scale PRF baseline shift and invert if preset NOTE The ATO option is necessary when using ASO Auto Angle optimizes the angle correction automatically Auto Angle works on live and frozen images and while in CINE NOTE The ATO option is necessary when using Auto Angle Benefits ASO can be used to reduce optimization time producing a more c...

Page 177: ...n is selected while in a B Mode display the B Mode is not effected Only the Doppler cursor will show at a slant The Doppler angle remains constant in relation to the anatomy when slant scan direction is changed Benefits Provides a Doppler cursor suitable for linear probe operation Values Left 0 Center and Right See Figure 5 28 and Figure 5 29 Pre processing function 0 Center Right Left Figure 5 28...

Page 178: ...annot be seen or heard on the spectrum A smaller gate produces accurate sampling results because it is more sensitive The gate can be enlarged if there are problems hearing the Doppler audio or for sampling large chambers Values The value can be displayed as velocity or frequency Setup Custom Display page 14 Wall Filter cutoff values are selected as cm s in Setup Custom Display page 4 1 0 2 0 3 0 ...

Page 179: ... Speed up or slow down the spectrum for analysis to record more or fewer occurrences over time Allows for a slight increase in penetration without changing gain or acoustic output Values Slow 16 sec Mid 8 sec Fast 4 sec and Very Fast 2sec Very Fast is a function in Doppler mode only Pre processing function On or Off Pre processing function Affects on Other Controls If more cardiac cycles are seen ...

Page 180: ...ic gray levels by colorization Values On or Off The PW Doppler color presented is a selection in the Set Up Custom Display menu page 15 Post processing function On or Off The color tag size presented is determined by the Set Up Custom Display menu page 15 Post processing function Tag Position Positn Description Tag position allows for the movement of the specified color tag range throughout the gr...

Page 181: ...g function Affects on Other Controls Frame rate image update may decrease when HPRF is active Rejection affects real time imaging frozen Cine or VCR playback images CFM PWD Ratio CFM Shrink Description CFM PWD Ratio is active in triplex mode It is used to set the velocity ratio between PWD and CFM Reduces the CFM window to the size specified in Set Up Custom Display page 4 CFM Shrink can be turned...

Page 182: ...tomatic measurements calculations Values OFF RealTime Trace is turned off ON RealTime Trace is active NOTE If the Realtime Doppler Calculation option is not installed the CALC selection will not be available CALC RealTime Trace is active and measurements calculations are displayed Trace and calculations are done internally even if RealTime Trace is turned off After the image is frozen change the R...

Page 183: ...together Dynamic range should be adjusted so that the highest amplitude edges appear as white while lowest levels such as blood are just visible Values Select the default parameter to be traced in the Set Up Custom Display menu page 15 Peak Peak or highest values Floor Bottom or lowest values and peak Mean Average values and peak Mode Brightest echo trace and peak The settings cycle in 6 dB steps ...

Page 184: ...equency on some applications 6 Activate B PAUSE to freeze B Mode image Scan angle is critical to Doppler sensitivity Improve Display Aesthetics 1 Activate B PAUSE to freeze B Mode image 2 Decrease GAIN 3 Increase ACOUSTIC OUTPUT 4 Use smaller sample volume size whenever possible 5 Increase decrease Dynamic Range 6 Adjust BASELINE SHIFT and VELOCITY SCALE to adjust spectral size 7 Lower Doppler Swe...

Page 185: ...Be sure to read and understand Acoustic Output considerations for each mode refer to Safety chapter before adjusting the Acoustic Output control or any control affecting acoustic output Reading the M Mode or Doppler Spectrum Only Display The following information is displayed on the M Mode or Doppler mode spectrum image ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇ Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç q MHz Figure 5 33 M Mode or Dopple...

Page 186: ...enus First choose the Side Side or Top Bottom display style on Custom Display page 14 Timeline Format The two styles cannot be mixed Second make the M Mode format Enable Disable selections on Custom Display page 14 Reading the Dual Doppler Spectrum Only Display Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇ Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇ q MHz Figure 5 34 Dual D Mode Display Format NOTE Dual M Mode fo...

Page 187: ... and B M Gain affect both the M Mode and B Mode displays Scan area size scan area position and reverse affect B Mode only If the scan area size is reduced and the position changed the M Mode cursor will follow the position change to stay within the displayed scan area The Dual Format Keys L R work the same as in dual B Mode but display both B Mode and M Mode on the left and right side of the scree...

Page 188: ...ue scanning Press Clear to exit the zoom function Benefits Allows for repositioning of the M Mode cursors after the trackball has been assigned a different function Allows for expanding a region of interest over the entire M Mode timeline display Values On or Off The M Mode cursor displays in the center of the screen or changes to the active color if already present Acoustic zoom has magnification...

Page 189: ...amic range should be adjusted so that the highest amplitude edges appear as white while lowest levels such as blood are just visible Displays the received echo levels with different weights on specific levels of gray For example a certain gray map may enhance mid level echoes over a wider range of grays verses high or low level echoes Allows for better differentiation between echo levels through g...

Page 190: ...choes in a displayed image Modifies the M Mode image by accentuating the interfaces between organs or vessels Values Off and 2 through 40 in increments of 2 Rejection is a post processing function The four selections are Off Low Mid and High The default for M Edge Enhance is set in the Set Up Custom Display Menu page 3 Edge enhance levels are returned to the preset value when changes are made to t...

Page 191: ...ine in order to view more or fewer occurrences over a period of time A fast speed shows less cycles but better transition definition A slow speed shows more cycles but less definition during transitions Displaying the gray scale as shades of color may allow for improved differentiation between echo levels Values Slow 16 sec Mid 8 sec and Fast 4 sec Pre processing function On or Off The M Mode colo...

Page 192: ...cific gray levels by colorization Allows for setting the color tag to the desired level of gray scale colorization Values On or Off The color tag size presented is determined by the Set Up Custom Display menu page 14 Post processing function Move the color tag up or down the gray scale Color and size of the tag is determined in the Set Up Custom Display menu page 14 Post processing function M Mode...

Page 193: ...ion ability No specific reconstruction resolution or accuracy is provided or claimed for this option Since positional information of the original scan is not available all measurement functions cannot be performed on a MIP image Information concerning the front or back of the MIP image may be uncertain Caution should be taken when viewing the MIP image due to the fact that the algorithm used in th...

Page 194: ...alitative information only and has no provision for any measurement or computation ability No specific reconstruction resolution or accuracy is provided or claimed for this option Since positional information of the original scan is not available all measurement functions cannot be performed on a 3D Surface image NOTE Consider all of the above cautions when using 3D Surface images to evaluate a pa...

Page 195: ...rs Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 5 83 Mixed Mode Display Formats Display Formats Some possible display formats are MHz Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇ Time Scale q WV SV Angle Depth DR Gain DG FR Cine D R Figure 5 38 Top Bottom B Mid Preset ...

Page 196: ...Formats cont d Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇ Time Scale q WV SV Angle Depth DR Gain DG FR Cine D R MHz Figure 5 39 Top Bottom B Large Preset Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇ q WV SV Angle Depth DR Gain DG FR Cine D R MHz Figure 5 40 Top Bottom B Small Preset ...

Page 197: ...al 2276612 100 Rev 0 5 85 Display Formats cont d Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Depth DR Gain FR Cine MHz Figure 5 41 Dual B Mode Display Format Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Zoom Depth Depth DR Gain FR Cine MHz Figure 5 42 Zoom with Reference Mode Display Format ...

Page 198: ...5 86 Display Formats cont d Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç ÇÇ ÇÇ ÇÇ ÇÇ ÇÇ ÇÇ ÇÇ ÇÇ ÇÇ ÇÇ ÇÇ ÇÇ ÇÇ Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇ ÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇÇ HPRF SPEC INV D velocity D velocity HPRF SPEC INV D velocity D velocity M D M D Time Scale q WV SV Angle Depth DR Gain DG FR Cine D R MHz Figure 5 43 Dual Format ...

Page 199: ... Foot Switch option 6 7 Using Cine 6 8 Introduction 6 8 Accessing Cine 6 10 Using Cine Loop 6 11 Cine Loop Speed 6 13 Multipl CINE 6 13 Side Change 6 14 CINE Gauge 6 14 CINE Capture option color images only 6 14 Capture Frame option color images only 6 15 Exiting Cine 6 15 Helpful Hints 6 15 ECG Cine Gauge Image Tracking 6 15 Annotating an Image 6 16 Introduction 6 16 Annotation Library 6 19 Addin...

Page 200: ...GIQ 500 offers two types of zoom capabilities Acoustic real time Zoom and Display freeze Zoom Acoustic Zoom Acoustic Zoom is accomplished while scanning live real time While scanning press the Zoom key to activate the zoom function Rotate the Zoom Size control to the desired magnification The magnification choices available are 1 2 1 5 default 2 0 2 5 3 0 and 4 0 The default value can be set in Se...

Page 201: ...all to pan around the image area Press Clear or Zoom to cancel the zoom function NOTE If an acoustic zoom image is frozen display zoom will not function The zoomed image can be panned around the B Mode image by moving the Trackball Measurements can be performed on zoomed images Changing the depth does not affect the zoomed image unless the zoomed area is no longer contained within the new depth TG...

Page 202: ... Mode image Adjust the Zoom Size control to the desired magnification factor The six steps are the same as B Mode Use the up down movement of the Trackball to move the Zoom Markers vertically along the M Mode cursor Use the side to side movement of the Trackball to move the M cursor and Zoom cursor throughout the image Press Clear or Zoom to cancel the zoom function NOTE Display Zoom does not func...

Page 203: ...n any or all of the multiple images Display Zoom Display Zoom Figure 6 1 Dual Format Display Zoom A frozen acoustic zoom and active acoustic zoom can be displayed simultaneously Frozen Acoustic Acoustic Zoom Zoom Figure 6 2 Dual Format Display Frozen and Active Acoustic Zoom and Display Zoom cannot be mixed on the same display Display Zoom Acoustic Zoom Figure 6 3 Dual Format Display Acoustic Zoom...

Page 204: ...allows for measurements annotations printing or storage of images into temporary memory VCR playback images can also be frozen for similar reasons Post processing of the image The following post processing image parameters can be changed to affect the appearance of a frozen image Display Zoom x2 only Reject Color B Color or CFM Color Maps Gray Scale Map Selection Image Rotation Color Tag ...

Page 205: ...e image S Press Freeze again Deactivating Freeze restarts the B Mode and timeline after a black and white bar indicating discontinuity is inserted in the timeline M Mode Display NOTE Deactivating Freeze erases all measurements and calculations from the display but not from the report page Selecting a new probe unfreezes the image Freezing an Image Foot Switch option Toggle Freeze on and off by pre...

Page 206: ...e amount of time represented depends on the system s frame rate scan mode image size and other parameters Timeline data is continually stored at four times the display width of timeline data and updates the corresponding B Mode images View Cine as a continuous loop via Cine Loop or manually review Cine images frame by frame via the Cine Scroll Control Data in Cine is available until new data is ac...

Page 207: ...Timeline Sweep Speed D M Modes Changing the PWD Velocity Scale spectrum only Changing the Color Flow Velocity Scale Cine functionality Post Processing functions can be performed while in Cine such as Measurements and calculations Color Baseline shift B Color Color Flow Velocity Tag Color Flow Display Threshold CFM Spectrum Invert Zoom Rejection Gray Scale Maps Edit annotations ...

Page 208: ...Cine Scroll dial left backward and right forward to move through the images in Cine memory 4 The current frame on the Cine gauge moves and the Cine frame number is displayed on the lower left side of the screen above the depth Current Frame Cine Gauge Figure 6 4 Cine Gauge Display NOTE Cine frame number 0 is the most current image The higher the Cine frame number the older the image Depth dynamic ...

Page 209: ...ial to the desired starting position in Cine memory The Cine Sub Menu is displayed on the Soft Menu display Archive Review Loop Auto Seq CINE End Frame Start Frame Side Change Multpl CINE Cine Gauge Loop Speed 1 1 DICOM Figure 6 5 Cine Sub Menu 3 Select START FRAME on the Cine Sub Menu Figure 6 6 Cine Gauge Frame Start 4 Rotate the Cine Scroll dial to the desired ending position in Cine memory 5 S...

Page 210: ...Loop Operation NOTE Cine Loop is not available during Timeline Review To deactivate Cine Loop S Select REVIEW LOOP on the Cine Sub Menu or turn the Cine Scroll knob This returns to manual Cine review To reactivate Cine Loop S Select REVIEW LOOP on the Cine Sub Menu NOTE A Cine Loop can be sent to a DICOM device While the Cine Loop is displayed press the Record key assigned to the DICOM device and ...

Page 211: ...ed press the top of the LOOP SPEED rocker switch Press the bottom of the LOOP SPEED rocker switch to slow down playback speed Each press of the rocker switch cycles to the next speed setting 1 1 1 2 1 4 or 1 8 Multipl CINE The Multipl CINE Soft Menu selection is used in Dual B Mode Cine Operation With Multipl CINE on menu highlighted Cine review of the two B Mode images can be done simultaneously ...

Page 212: ...igure 6 10 Cine Sub Menu CINE Gauge Used to toggle the Cine gauge graphic display on or off CINE Capture option color images only CINE Capture is a post processing version of the Capture selection in the CFM PDI sub menu Archive Auto Seq CINE Capture Frame Cine Capture DICOM Figure 6 11 Cine Sub Menu Selecting CINE Capture will search through all images between the start frame and end frame and di...

Page 213: ...iminated are marked press the Cine Capture rocker switch to display the peak velocity detected color image Exiting Cine To exit Cine press Freeze Helpful Hints The following hints can help when freezing an image Color multi format or M D images take up more memory than normal B Mode Therefore less frames of information are available for Cine storage ECG Cine Gauge Image Tracking When an ECG wavefo...

Page 214: ...isplays the annotation library in the soft menu The Comment key enables the image text editor and displays the annotation library soft menu After the Comment key is pressed text can be added through the Soft Menu comment library or by typing comments from the alphanumeric keyboard Turning off the cursor can be done by pressing the Set key Pressing the Clear key erases all comments NOTE If the Use ...

Page 215: ...equent annotations begin in the same spot Cursor Home Established in Set Up Preset Program page 1 the cursor returns to the upper left part of the screen or the user specified position A new cursor home position is established by placing the cursor in the desired position and pressing Ctrl and M The new cursor position is placed in the Preset Program values To end the Comment Library annotation fu...

Page 216: ...n the blinking cursor is in the desired position comments may be typed in or a selection can be made from the annotation library The Set key is used to end the Comment Library function The Tab key will move the cursor to the right every eight characters or to the next word depending on the preset parameter See 6 26 for more details Shift and Tab moves the cursor in the same manner but to the left ...

Page 217: ...w cursor to the desired Annotation Library location number NOTE Remember the first 8 selections will appear on sub menu page 1 Annotation Library 9 to 16 will be on sub menu page 2 Annotation Library 17 to 24 will be on sub menu page 3 Press Set The 20 character space for that library location will be in reverse video Add or edit the desired script Add or edit the desired script Select the next li...

Page 218: ... Annotation 2 Annotation 1 Annotation 4 Annotation 3 Annotation 6 Annotation 5 Annotation 8 Annotation 7 Figure 6 13 Comment Library Sub Menu Display The Library Sub Menu display shows the first 14 characters of each script Print a hard copy of these codes from the Set Up Preset Program Menus if there are several operators in the department There is a space following all programmed annotations Exa...

Page 219: ...ion Annotations appear on all prints photos and VCR recordings WORD WRAP BEFORE WORD AFTER WRAP Figure 6 14 Next Line Word Wrap If the cursor appears at the right edge of the lowest line or a word cannot be completed in the lower right corner word wrap cannot be executed To annotate an image using the Library S Press Comment and move the annotation cursor to the desired start position using the Tr...

Page 220: ...e pressed Blue Shift Keys Figure 6 15 Blue Shift Keys Language Specific Characters The Red Shift key enables the special symbols shown in red on the keyboard The red symbols shown in the lower right portion of a key will print when the Red Shift is active The red symbols shown in the upper half of a key will print if the normal shift key is held down while the Red Shift is active The following ill...

Page 221: ...le to type À press A and press the À key while the Red Shift is active Figure 6 16 Keyboard for English French German Spanish Italian Portuguese Swedish and Danish A E I O U Y a e i o u y À À È Ì Ò Ù à è ì ò ù Á Á É Í Ó Ú á é í ó ú Î Â Ê Î Ô Û â ê î ô û ã Ã Õ ã õ Ä Ä Ë Ï Ö Ü ä ë ï ö ü ÿ Å Å å Table 6 1 Language specific characters for English French German Spanish Italian Portuguese Swedish and Da...

Page 222: ...500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 6 24 Language specific characters cont d Figure 6 17 Greek Keyboard A E H I O Y W a e h i o u w ü º Ü Ý Þ ß ü ý þ i u Ä Ú Û ú û i u À À à Table 6 2 Language specific characters for Greek ...

Page 223: ...anguage specific characters cont d Figure 6 18 Turkish Keyboard A E I O U a e i o u y À À È Ì Ò Ù à è ì ò ù Á Á É Í Ó Ú á é í ó ú Î Â Ê Î Ô Û â ê î ô û ã Ã Õ ã õ Ä Ä Ë Ï Ö Ü ä ë ï ö ü ÿ Å Å Ï å ï Table 6 3 Language specific characters for Turkish Figure 6 19 Russian Keyboard ...

Page 224: ...ters NOTE Text does not adjust automatically To delete previous character s S Press Backspace as many times as necessary to make the deletion S Retype the annotation from the point where backspacing was stopped S Position the cursor and type over existing text To move through the text eight characters at a time S Press Tab to move to the right Preset Keyboard Tab Normal S Press Shift and Tab to mo...

Page 225: ...t illustrates the probe position This marker can be placed with the Trackball and rotated with the Zoom Size Rotation control The body pattern and probe marker can serve as a reference for patient and probe positioning when images are archived Probe Orientation Marker Figure 6 20 Body Pattern with Probe Marker Names of available body patterns can be displayed in the Soft Menu by pressing the Body ...

Page 226: ...Package 1 8 can be customized and the package for each preset selected in the Set Up System Parameters menus The Body Pattern Package 1 8 is selected from the Set Up Preset Program page 1 Figure 6 21 shows the body patterns available to be preset and the order in which they appear in the selection cycle Neck Left Decubitus Left Oblique Right Oblique Supine Right Decubitus Prone Mammo Right Oblique...

Page 227: ...eg Poster Leg Right Arm Sub costal Ventricle Chamber Chamber Valve 4 Chamber Valve Left Vertex Prostate Prostate Sagittal Medial 1 Prostate Sagittal Lateral 1 Transverse 1 Prostate Transverse 2 Right Vertex Left Head Head Transverse Uterus Retroflex Uterus Antiverted Uterus Prostate Sagittal Medial 2 Prostate Prostate Sagittal Lateral 2 Transverse 3 Prostate Transverse 4 Figure 6 21 Body Patterns ...

Page 228: ...t Horse Uterus Cattle Right Cattle Left Cattle Uterus Cat Left Cat Right Cat Abdomen Dog Left Dog Right Dog Abdomen Hand Palm Hand Back Ovary Intestine Lung Stomach Duodenum Breast Right Breast Left Breech Brow Down Breech Brow Up Figure 6 21 Body Patterns cont d NOTE Refer to 14 70 for details on selecting the body pattern package to be used ...

Page 229: ...ations Introduction 7 2 Overview 7 2 Measurement Controls 7 3 Cursors 7 4 General Mode Measurements Method 7 4 Measurement Key 7 5 General Instructions 7 6 Erasing Measurements 7 6 Mode Measurements 7 7 B Mode Measurements 7 7 CFM B Mode Measurements 7 12 Doppler Mode Measurements 7 14 M Mode Measurements 7 19 ...

Page 230: ...ed within the system software that are associated with specific investigators are so noted Be sure to refer to the original article describing the investigator s recommended clinical procedures Measurements can be made in all modes and image formats including real time freeze CINE or VCR playback The selected exam category defines the default calculations displayed on the Softkey Sub Menu Measurem...

Page 231: ...rocker switch is used to activate the ellipse measurement function after the first distance measurement has been set It also toggles which cursor is the movable cursor during the ellipse adjustment Trackball Used to move the measurement cursors Set Fixes the cursor for measurements or completes the measurement sequence Clear Erases measuring cursor and measurement data from the display during a me...

Page 232: ...surement cursor Once the measurement sequence is complete the cursor symbol changes to one of the eight shown below Figure 7 2 Measurement Completed Cursors General Mode Measurements Method When performing measurements it is possible to choose the display of and location of the caliper for subsequent measurements while in B M or Doppler modes These presets B Auto Caliper Control M Auto Caliper Con...

Page 233: ...stance Ellipse Circle Peak Velocity Tissue Depth Distance Distance Ellipse Circle Twice Trace Circle TAMAX TAMIN TAMEAN TAMODE Time Interval Trace Circle Three Times Gray Scale Echo Level 2 Velocities Slope Time Interval Depth Difference Slope Time Interval Point Velocity Four Times Arrow Mark Time Interval Arrow Mark Gray Scale Echo Level Five Times Arrow Mark Arrow Mark Assuming the Arrow Mark D...

Page 234: ...ing that measurement again from the Sub Menu Erasing Measurements The following actions erase measurements from the system s memory Rotating the Cine Scroll knob erases measurements Pressing New Patient erases all measurements and calculations on the display and clears the report pages Unfreezing the image erases measurements from the display only not from the report pages Adding a new measurement...

Page 235: ...y Scale Echo Level Distance Measurement Distance Measurements are typically made in the B Mode portion of the image To make a distance measurement Press the Measurement key once to display a cursor Use the Trackball to move the cursor to the measurement start point Press Set to fix the measurement start point and display a second cursor Use the Trackball to move the second cursor to the measuremen...

Page 236: ...g Clear after the sequence is complete erases all data that has been measured to this point but not data entered on to report pages Circumference Area Ellipse Measurement An ellipse can also be used to measure the circumference and area of an organ To measure with an ellipse Press Measurement to set up the measurement mode The cursor appears on the display Use the Trackball to move the cursor to e...

Page 237: ...lipse rocker switch to increase the size of the minor axis Press the bottom of the Ellipse rocker switch to decrease the size of the minor axis Press Measurement to toggle between which cursor is activate Press Clear once to erase the ellipse and the current data measured The original cursor is displayed to restart the measurement Press Set to complete the ellipse measurement and display the circu...

Page 238: ...ursor to a cursor Use the Trackball to trace the measurement area The circumference displayed on the bottom of the screen will change with the tracing NOTE Press Clear to erase the measuring marker and the current data measured and redo the measurement Press Set to fix the Circumference value displayed on the bottom of the screen and calculate the area NOTE When using the trace method the Zoom Siz...

Page 239: ...rsor appears Use the Trackball to move the box V cursor over the measurement area Press Set to fix the Echo value displayed S The size of the box cursor can be changed by using the Set Up Preset Program menu page 3 S The box is actual size and will appear to get larger or smaller with changes in depth scale S The echo level measurement is only available on a frozen image not on a B paused image Hi...

Page 240: ...ts can be taken Distance Circumference Area Ellipse or Trace Methods Gray Scale Echo Level Velocity Point Distance Distance is measured the same as B W B Mode Refer to 7 7 Circumference Area Circumference and area are measured the same as in B W B Mode Refer to 7 8 Gray Scale Echo Level Gray scale echo level is measured the same as in B W B Mode Refer to 7 11 ...

Page 241: ...y estimates To measure the velocity at a certain point in the color display Press Measurement three times A cursor appears Use the Trackball to move the cursor to the desired portion of the display Use the Zoom Size Rotation control to adjust to the angle of blood flow Press Set to complete the measurement and to display the velocity and angle values Potential for misdiagnosis The CFM B Mode veloc...

Page 242: ...velocity Press Measurement The cursor with a vertical dotted line appears Use the Trackball to move the cursor to the desired point of measurement in the Doppler Spectrum Press Set to fix the velocity cursor The velocity measurement in m s or cm s will be displayed at the bottom of the screen The Velocity Unit preset located on Preset Program page 3 allows the unit of display for all velocity meas...

Page 243: ...rsor appears if the default method is manual A cursor with a vertical dotted line appears if the trace default method is auto Use the Trackball to move the cursor to the trace start point in the Doppler spectrum Press Set to fix the start point If D Realtime Auto Trace on or calc is the default method or Trace Auto is on use the Trackball to position the vertical cursor at the second value end poi...

Page 244: ...rackball to trace the maximum values of the desired portion of the spectrum Press Set to complete the measurement NOTE When using the manual trace method the Zoom Size Rotation knob can be used to edit the trace line Turn it clockwise or counterclockwise to erase the line bit by bit back from its current point This erase function is limited to a small portion of the most recent trace ...

Page 245: ...red by Press Measurement three times A cursor with vertical dotted lines appears Use the Trackball to move the cursor to the measurement start point Press Set to fix the start point Use the Trackball to move the end cursor to the measurement end point Press Set to complete the measurement The two peak end point velocities time interval and slope are displayed ...

Page 246: ...dotted line appears when the cursor is in the Doppler spectrum portion of the display Use the Trackball to move the cursor to the measurement start point Press Set to fix the first cursor Use the Trackball to move the end cursor to the measurement end point Press Set to complete the measurement The time interval between the two cursors is displayed at the bottom of the screen ...

Page 247: ...parameters using the Doppler Auto Trace in realtime This applies to all exam categories except GYN and Cardiology with AMCAL option Refer to the Advanced Options chapter of the Advanced Reference Manual for further details M Mode Measurements Basic measurements that can be taken in the M Mode portion of the display are Tissue Depth Distance Time Interval Depth Difference with Time Interval and Slo...

Page 248: ...n patient with M Mode timeline displayed Press Measurement once A cursor with a vertical dotted line appears Use the Trackball to move the cursor to the most anterior point to be measured Press Set to fix the start point Use the Trackball to move the second point to the most posterior point to be measured Press Set to complete the measurement The vertical distance between the two points is display...

Page 249: ...al dotted line appears when the cursor is in the M Mode portion of the display Use the Trackball to move the cursor to the measurement start point Press Set to fix the first cursor Use the Trackball to move the end cursor to the measurement end point Press Set to complete the measurement The time interval between the 2 cursors is displayed at the bottom of the screen ...

Page 250: ...or in the M Mode timeline area a cursor with a vertical dotted line is displayed Use the Trackball to position the measurement start point Press Set to fix the start point Use the Trackball to position the measurement end point Press Set to complete the measurement The depth difference time interval and slope between the 2 end points is displayed at the bottom of the screen ...

Page 251: ...Angle 8 3 Stenosis Ratio stenosis 8 3 S D Ratio RI A B Ratio or PI 8 3 Heart Rate 8 3 Trace Auto 8 3 Transf Calcs 8 3 Max PG 8 3 Mean PG 8 3 Cardiac Output CO 8 4 Stroke Volume Ratio SV 8 5 Heart Rate HR 8 6 Flow Volume FV 8 7 Trace Auto 8 8 Flow Volume Output FVO 8 8 Helpful hints 8 8 Hip Dysplasia Measurement 8 9 General Calculation Formulas 8 11 ...

Page 252: ...he Rad Abdomen exam category The calculations available are ANGLE VOLUME STENO PI S D Ratio A B Ratio RI HEART RATE TRACE AUTO Transf CALCS Transf CALCS is only available with Realtime Doppler Calculation option installed Mean PG Max PG CO SV HEART RATE TRACE AUTO FVO FV Figure 8 1 General Calculations Sub Menus Volume Refer to the procedure found on 10 19 ...

Page 253: ...uto Use the Trace Auto Sub Menu selection to turn on off the Doppler Auto Trace function See 10 28 for more details Transf Calcs This selection is only available if the Realtime Doppler Calculation option is installed and Realtime Doppler Calculations are displayed in the upper left corner of the screen See the Advanced Options chapter of the Advanced Reference Manual for details on Realtime Doppl...

Page 254: ...Select CO from the Calculation Sub Menu The trace cursor horizontal dotted line appears in the Doppler spectrum See Stroke Volume Ratio on 8 5 for a step by step procedure on SV After the stroke volume measurements have been completed a vertical line cursor appears in the Doppler spectrum Measure the Heart Rate Refer to the procedure found on 10 30 CO Cardiac Output is computed from the SV and HR ...

Page 255: ...om the Calculation Sub Menu The trace cursor horizontal dotted line appears in the Doppler spectrum Move the cursor to the measurement start point dependent on the trace method chosen peak floor mean or mode Press Set The first cursor is fixed and a second is active If Trace Auto is enabled use the Trackball to move the second cursor to the velocity measurement end point Press Set The waveform max...

Page 256: ...area of the vessel as described on 7 8 or 7 10 respectively Press Set to complete the circumference area measurement The FCA is displayed The SV Stroke Volume is also computed and displayed from velocity and FCA values Automatic SV calculation If velocity was previously measured while in Doppler Mode and the cross sectional area of a vessel was measured while in B Mode stroke volume will be automa...

Page 257: ...olume Mean PG Max PG CO SV HEART RATE TRACE AUTO FVO FV Figure 8 4 General Calculations Sub Menu FV Select FV from the Calculation Sub Menu Place the dotted horizontal line cursor at each of the timebase on the Doppler spectrum If Trace Auto is selected the waveform is automatically traced If Trace Auto is not selected manually trace the desired portion of the waveform The cursor moves to the B Mo...

Page 258: ...sends the data to the report page unless the VCR is assigned to the PRINT key Prior to making measurements use the Cine function if necessary to display the best image Measurements can continue to be made until all measurement calculation cells are filled The cells are displayed at the bottom center of the display Once all measurement calculation cells are filled on the display any further measure...

Page 259: ...onnects the osseous convexity to labrum acetabulare 2 The Acetabulum roof line connects the lower edge of the osilium to the osseous convexity 3 The Baseline connects the osseous acetabulum convexity to the point where the joint capsule and the perichondrium unite with the iliac bone The Angle α Alpha is the supplement of the angle between 1 and 3 It characterizes the osseous convexity The angle β...

Page 260: ...reset Program page 7 If necessary select NEXT CALC until HIP DYSPLASIA is displayed Select HIP DYSPLASIA 2 Press Measurement Select the HIP measurement on B Mode Measurement soft menu The system prompts the user in the measurement process 3 To set the 3 lines for the Hip measurement use the Trackball Zoom Size Rotation knob and Set key The hip measurements α and β are displayed on the bottom of th...

Page 261: ...tenosis Stenosis Ratio two areas by ellipse trace circle or distance Stenosis 1 Aresidual Alumen x100 PI Pulsatility Index two Doppler blood flow peak velocities and TAMAX PI Vmax Vdiastole TAMAX NOTE RI Resistivity Index two Doppler blood flow peak velocities RI Vmax Vdiastole Vmax NOTE HR Heart Rate beats minute one 2 beat time interval HR BPM 120 sec 2beat time sec A B Ratio Velocities Ratio tw...

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Page 263: ...easurement Soft Menus and Formulas 9 6 Helpful Hints 9 24 OB Summary Reports 9 25 Starting an Exam 9 25 OB Report Page Layout 9 26 Editing the Report 9 33 Recording Summary Reports 9 35 Anatomical Survey 9 36 Overview 9 36 Editing 9 37 User Programmed Features 9 37 OB Graphs 9 38 Overview 9 38 OB Graph Selection 9 39 Advanced Obstetrical Options 9 42 Options 9 42 GYN Measurements 9 43 B Mode 9 43 ...

Page 264: ...the patient Furthermore these examinations should be conducted in a manner and take place in a setting which assures patient dignity and privacy Prior material knowledge and approval of the presence of nonessential personnel with the number of such personnel kept to a minimum An intent to share with the parents either during the examination or shortly thereafter the information derived An offer of...

Page 265: ...R 28 weeks gestation to term for high risk patients with one or more of the following known or suspected conditions Multiple pregnancy Maternal hypertension Hydrops Diabetes Lupus Placenta abnormality Contraindications Pulsed Wave Doppler Continuous Wave Doppler Color Flow Doppler and Color M Mode are not intended for routine fetal examination or screening nor are they intended for fetal examinati...

Page 266: ...inimum amount and duration of acoustic output necessary to optimize the image s diagnostic value Concerns surrounding fetal exposure Always be aware of the acoustic output level by observing the Acoustic Output Display In addition become thoroughly familiar with the Acoustic Output Display and equipment controls affecting output Training It is recommended that all users receive proper training in ...

Page 267: ...th a particular measurement or calculation Formulas and databases used within the system software that are associated with specific investigators are so noted Be sure to refer to the original article describing the investigator s recommended clinical procedures If obstetrics was selected as the exam category on the Patient Entry Menu the OB Menu automatically appears in the Soft Menu when the Meas...

Page 268: ...eneral Measurements and Calculations chapter Tokyo University Method CRL GS BPD FL LV EFBW OB Report APTD TTD EF CTAR USER1 USER2 USER3 OB Graph OB Report USER4 Select Locatn S D Ratio RI A B Ratio TRACE AUTO Transf CALCs PI 1 PLI Vmax USER5 HEART RATE OB Graph OB Report ANATOMY SURVEY Transf CALCS is only available with Realtime Doppler Calculation option installed Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Fig...

Page 269: ...07 x BPD 3 3 42 x APTD x TTD x FL CTAR Cardio Thoracic Area Ratio four distances or two areas CTAR d1 x d2 d3 x d4 x 100 or a1 a2 x 100 Y Chiba Fetal Diagn Ther 1990 5 175 188 PLI Preload Index two Doppler blood flow velocities PLI v1 v2 Y Chiba Fetal Diagn Ther 1990 5 168 174 EF Ejection Fraction two distances on M Mode End diastolic dimension and End systolic dimension on M Mode EF 1 Ds 3 Dd 3 n...

Page 270: ...Osaka University Sub Menus Calc Mnemonic Calc Name Input Measurements Formula Author Reference HR Heart Rate beats minute one 2 beat time measured manually or automatically HR BPM 120 sec 2beat time sec n a CRL Crown Rump Length one distance Curve data is available in the Advanced Reference Manual Osaka University Method 1989 3 by Univ of FL Femur Length one distance Manual 3 by Univ of Osaka BPD ...

Page 271: ...oppler blood flow velocities PLI v1 v2 Y Chiba Fetal Diagn Ther 1990 5 168 174 EF Ejection Fraction two distances on M Mode End diastolic dimension and End systolic dimension on M Mode EF 1 Ds 3 Dd 3 n a Vmax Maximum Velocity in descending aorta one Doppler blood flow peak velocities Vmax input n a S D Ratio Systolic Diastolic Ratio two Doppler blood flow peak velocities S D Vsystole Vdiastole NOT...

Page 272: ...y HR BPM 120 sec 2 beat time sec n a GS Gestational Sac three distances GS d1 d2 d3 3 3 6225 Hellman A OG 103 789 1969 CRL Crown Rump Length one distance CRL 1 684969 0 315646xd1 0 049306xd1 2 0 004057xd1 3 0 000120456xd1 4 Hadlock Radiology 182 501 1992 FL Femur Length one distance FL 3 91 0 427 GA 0 0034 GA 2 Hadlock et al Radiology 152 497 501 BPD Biparietal Diameter one distance BPD 3 08 0 41 ...

Page 273: ... 2 Estimated Fetal Weight Average of FL and Average of AC EFW 10 1 304 0 05281 AC 0 1938 FL 0 004 AC FL Hadlock Radiology 150 535 1984 EFW 3 Estimated Fetal Weight Average of BPD Average of AC and Average of FL EFW 10 1 335 0 003 4 AC FL 0 0316 BPD 0 0457 AC 0 158 FL Hadlock AJOG 151 333 1985 EFW 4 Estimated Fetal Weight Average of FL Average of AC and Average of HC EFW 10 1 326 0 00326 AC FL 0 01...

Page 274: ...L 11 38 0 070 HC FL 0 9800 BPD 13 CUA HC AC FL 10 33 0 031 HC FL 0 3610 HC 0 0298 AC FL 14 CUA HC AC BPD 10 58 0 005 HC 2 0 3635 AC 0 02864 BPD AC 15 CUA BPD HC AC FL 10 85 0 060 HC FL 0 6700 BPD 0 1680 AC Unit CUA week BPD cm HC cm AC cm FL cm Hadlock Radiology 1984 152 497 501 FL AC FL AC ratio FL AC Hadlock AJR 141 979 1983 FL HC FL HC ratio FL HC Hadlock JUM 3 439 1984 FL BPD FL BPD ratio FL B...

Page 275: ... Index AFI AFI1 distance AFI2 distance AFI3 dis tance AFI4 distance Dr Rutherford Dr Phelan Obstetrics Gynecology Volume 70 No 3 Part 1 p 353 6 Sept 1987 Dr C C Smith The Female Patient Vol ume 15 p 85 97 March 1990 The skip function using the Ellipse rocker switch is not available for AFI Table 9 4 OB Calculation Formulas Part 2 USA Version Factory Defaults cont d ...

Page 276: ...ce HR Heart Rate beats minute one 2 beat time Measured manually or automatically HR BPM 120 sec 2beat time sec n a GS Gestational Sac one distance Curve data is available in the Advanced Reference Manual Tokyo University Method 1986 6 by Univ of Tokyo CRL Crown Rump Length one distance Manual JEANTY Radiology 143 513 1982 BPD Biparietal Diameter one distance 513 1982 HC Head Circumference circumfe...

Page 277: ... AC Hadlock AJR 141 979 1983 FL BPD FL BPD ratio Average of FL and Average of BPD FL BPD Hadlock AJOG 141 759 1987 CI Cephalic Index Average of BPD and Average of OFD BPD OFD short distance HC long distance HC Hadlock AJR 137 83 1981 HC AC HC AC ratio Average of HC and Average of AC HC AC FL Ft FL Ft ratio Average of FL and Average of Ft FL Ft BD BPD BD BPD ratio Average of BPD and Average of BD B...

Page 278: ... Rump Length one distance ROBINSON Robins on and Al Br J Gynecol 82 702 1975 CRL Crown Rump Length one distance PARIS BPD Biparietal Diameter one distance TAD Transverse Abdominal Diameter one distance FL Femur Length one distance BPD Biparietal Diameter one distance SOSTOA Hospital de la Santa Cruzy San Pablo servieio de obst y gynecol HC Head Circumference circumference by trace ellipse circle o...

Page 279: ...own Rump Length one distance NELSON BPD Biparietal Diameter one distance KURTZ BD Binocular Distance one distance BERKOWITZ EFW Estimated Fetal Weight Average of BPD and Average of TAD mm EFW kg 0 515263 0 105775 BPD 0 000930707 BPD 2 0 0649145 TAD 0 00020562 TAD mm 2 German EFW Estimated Fetal Weight Average of BPD and Average of AC cm EFW g 10ƞ 3 1 7492 0 046 AC 0 166 BPD 0 002646 AC BPD Shepard...

Page 280: ...own LMP Case g Gynakologie 1985 Length Unknown LMP Case HC Head Circumference Average of BIP Average of FRO HC mm 2 325 BPD mm 2 OFD mm 2 0 5 ThD Transverse Thorax one distance Known LMP Case Thorax Diameter Unknown LMP Case FL Femur Length one distance Known LMP Case Unknown LMP Case AC Abdominal Circumference one distance Known LMP Case Circumference Unknown LMP Case EFW Estimated Fetal Weight A...

Page 281: ... Fetal Weight four distance EFW3 gram 1 07 BPD 3 2 91 APTDxTTD LV G day BPD cm LV cm APTDxTTD cm2 BPD Biparietal Diameter one distance Curve data is available in the Advanced Reference ASUM D Robinson et al 1990 8 CRL Crown Rump Length one distance Advanced Reference Manual ASUM Silva et al 1991 6 AC Abdominal Circumference circumference by trace ellipse circle or two distance AC mm 56 582 11 402 ...

Page 282: ... image is obtained press Freeze and then Measurement The user is then prompted to continue with the AFI measurements Perform a standard distance measurement for the second quadrant Repeat these steps for quandrants 3 and 4 When all 4 quadrants have been measured the AFI will be calculated and displayed in the Calculation Result Area of the display The skip function using the Ellipse rocker switch ...

Page 283: ... weeks 0 5 cm very low 5 1 8 0 cm low 8 1 18 0 cm normal 18 0 high Dr Rutherford Dr Phelan Obstetrics and Gynecology Volume 70 No 3 Part 1 p 353 6 Sept 1987 28 40 weeks 15 0 cm average 20 0 24 0 hydramnios 5 0 6 0 Oligohydramnios Dr C C Smith The Female Patient Volume 15 p 85 97 March 1990 Select AFI from the OB Measurement Soft Menu Sagittal Transverse ...

Page 284: ...of EFW For example if Tokyo method is selected in the OB Report Format found in System Parameters page 2 EFW is calculated by measuring BPD FL APTDxTTD If user programmable tables are used in the measurement of BPD FL and or APTDxTTD these measurements should be performed first prior to the factory default measurements i e FL user1 BPD FL APTDxTTD After all measurements have been completed EFW is ...

Page 285: ...as a default from the factory However the user can customize each location designation with a 6 character name This customization edit is done in any report page that displays S D D S Ratio A B Ratio RI or PI Changes will be permanently saved even after system power down Up to three measurements can be taken for S D D S Ratio A B Ratio RI or PI The latest value or measurement average can be report...

Page 286: ...ypically taken in M Mode though it also can be performed in Doppler Mode Refer to the procedure found on 10 30 Helpful Hints Any measurement can be repeated by selecting that measurement again from the Soft Menu The system displays several measurements but the summary report retains only the last 3 measurements of each type The 3 report page measurements can be averaged and the average used in oth...

Page 287: ...ype the woman s age 2 PREGNANCY Enter 1 for LMP 2 for BBT not in USA ORIGIN DATA version 3 for EDC EDD in Europe SELECTION and 4 for GA Type in the required information for category selected NOTE If this step 2 is omitted growth percentiles and asterisks will not be displayed on the OB Report Page and OB Graphs respectively 3 GRAVIDA Type the number of pregnancies 4 PARA Type the number of live bi...

Page 288: ...egion format Generally this area contains measurement titles the last 3 measurements made the measurement average if averaging is used estimated gestational age and the ability to choose if the measurement is used in the calculation of the composite age This area can be edited by deleting measurements selecting yes no for composite age or rearranging the vertical location of a measurement using th...

Page 289: ...d circumference HC is measured by the ellipse or 2 distance method the longer axis will automatically be assigned as the OFD measurement AVG or LAST indicates that the Average or Latest value will be displayed in this column This depends on the preset Average Activity in the Set Up Preset Program menu page 3 Figure 9 7 European Basic OB Report Page 1 ...

Page 290: ...Report Page 1 cont d Figure 9 8 Tokyo University Basic OB Report Page 1 Figure 9 9 Osaka University Basic OB Report Page 1 Growth Percentiles In the USA OB Report the capital letter associated with the selected method is displayed i e EFW 3 H distinguishes the Hadlock method ...

Page 291: ...ion composite age Changing the CUA CGA designation to N will exclude the measurement from the composite age calculation The default value is Y NOTE There is a preset selection on Set Up System Parameters page one that allows for the resetting of the CUA fields at New Patient selection Reset on or off Fetal Weight Estimates The estimated fetal birth weight calculation varies by region EFW or EFBW i...

Page 292: ...ayed in this column This depends on the preset Average Activity in the Set Up Preset Program menu page 3 SITE represents a Doppler site that the user can edit with a maximum of 6 characters Factory default labels are 1 2 and 3 Figure 9 10 USA Basic OB Summary Report Page 2 Figure 9 11 Basic OB Report Page 2 for Europe Tokyo University and Osaka University ...

Page 293: ...n of page 2 displays the last 3 measurements and latest average value for HR PI RI S D D S Ratio and A B Ratio The last 4 measurements can be taken at 3 different sites on the fetus The factory default for these site fields is 1 2 and 3 However the user can freely edit these site fields on the Report Page For some regions these site fields may be common between pages 1 and 2 If this is the case ed...

Page 294: ...e 2 for the USA version 1 The third line of the top portion will display all of the LMP GA and EDD data based on the operator s input For example if LMP was entered LMP OPE mm dd yy GA LMP W D EDD LMP mm dd yy will be displayed 2 Amniotic Fluid Index AFI displays the sum of the 4 measurements and the 4 individual measurement values ...

Page 295: ...ue in that field After pressing Back Space or Space the only options remaining are to press Set or Esc Set deletes the old value Esc returns the old value to the report page NOTE Any calculations relating to the deleted measurement field are recomputed Logic Field Edits The CUA CGA field requires a Y or N to be entered in either upper or lower case When the cursor is positioning in the desired fie...

Page 296: ...field on the report page the cursor moves to the first edit field Measurement Edits Measurements on the OB Report Page can only be edited by deletion After a measurement is deleted the average or other related calculations will be recomputed and the report page displayed again Operator Entered Values In the calculations section of the report page if the value is a result of operator entered data g...

Page 297: ...ultrasound image Once it is displayed on the screen it can be recorded on the VCR printed on the B W or color page printer photographed by the multi image camera stored on a MOD with the Image Archive option or placed on regular paper with a line printer Line Printer Operation USA Only Refer to 13 21 for details on line printer operation ...

Page 298: ...of OB exams The header of the page is patient data similar to the corresponding OB Report page This information can only be edited by using the New Patient or ID Name keys The third line of the header will be different depending on the type of OB Report Format selected There are 13 pre programmed and a maximum of 6 user programmable anatomical features Figure 9 12 Anatomical Survey Page ...

Page 299: ... annotations from the Soft Menu One line of comments is available for each anatomical feature Press Return when completed NOTE Any meaningless entries will display the message Please select y or n or Please select n or a User Programmed Features The user can program 6 anatomical feature fields The maximum number of characters is 19 To enter a user feature Trackball the highlight cursor to a User F...

Page 300: ...senting the standard deviation If the pregnancy origin data selection field was entered on the patient data entry menu an asterisk is displayed on the graph to show the current status of the fetus relative to the measurement table The OB graph page also has patient data fields measurement calculation data fields and a comment field The system does not allow any field on the OB graph to be edited N...

Page 301: ...igure 9 13 Basic OB Graph Display Osaka University NOTE The label in the upper left corner of the graph indicates the standard deviation used to plot the graph NOTE The system does not allow the selection of a default graph The first graph displayed is always the last B Mode measurement calculated OB Graph Labeling Table 9 7 is a summary of the labeling found in the OB Graph for deviation ...

Page 302: ...l 1 5SD 1 5SD Hansmann BPD CRL OFD HC TThd FL Vertical 95 5 GS TAD Vertical 90 10 AC No Label Rempen GS CRL BPD Vertical 95 5 Campbell BPD CRL FL Vertical 90 10 BD No Label Berkowitz BD No Label Eriksen TAD No Label Kurtz BPD Vertical 90 10 Nelson CRL Vertical 90 10 Robinson CRL Vertical 90 10 Jeanty CRL BPD FL AC HC Vertical 90 10 BD No Label Paris CRL BPD FL Ft Vertical 90 10 TAD No Label Sostoa...

Page 303: ... Select the desired measurement value and press Return The new measurements calculations and graphic are displayed Exit OB Graph Select OB Graph in the OB Calculation Sub Menu The user is not allowed to edit any field on the OB Graph display except the Comments section Comments on the OB Graph page are different from any other OB Report Page If the Pregnancy Origin Data Selection is not entered on...

Page 304: ...he current data or combine the current data with past data to show a fetal growth trend Multigestational OB The LOGIQ 500 offers an optional calculation package that allows the user to measure and report multiple fetus development The system is capable of reporting a maximum of 4 fetuses Data Management Center DMC The LOGIQ 500 is capable of interfacing with a personal computer PC This interface i...

Page 305: ...ial plane while the length is measured on the sagittal plane To measure ovarian length Scan the patient s right or left ovary in the sagittal plane Rt Ov L Lt Ov L Rt Ov H Lt Ov H Rt Ov W Lt Ov W GYN Report Figure 9 14 GYN Calculation Sub Menu Select Rt Ov L or Lt Ov L from the GYN Calculation Sub Menu Perform a standard distance measurement as described in 7 7 To measure ovarian height and width ...

Page 306: ...te scan plane Endo Ut L Ut H Ut W GYN Report Figure 9 15 GYN Calculation Sub Menu Select the desired measurement from the GYN Calculation Sub Menu Ut L Ut H or Ut W Measurements are recorded on the GYN Summary Report The last 3 measurements of each type can be averaged by the Summary Report Page Ovary Follicles Measurements Ovary Follicle LtOvFo or RtOvFo Measurements are available in the GYN Calc...

Page 307: ...alculation Sub Menu Scan the patient Select ENDO from the GYN Calculation Sub Menu Perform a standard distance measurement as described in 7 7 Doppler Mode Three GYN related measurements can be taken in Doppler Mode and recorded on the GYN Summary Report These are resistive index measurements for a left ovarian vessel uterine vessel and right ovarian vessel ...

Page 308: ...rement from the GYN Calculation Sub Menu LtOvFo RtOvFo Ov Fol Report Figure 9 17 GYN Calculation Sub Menu Use the Trackball to move the cursor to the peak point of the Doppler waveform where it is desired to start the RI measurement Press Set to fix the start point cursor An end point cursor appears Use the Trackball to move the end point cursor to the diastolic point of the Doppler waveform Press...

Page 309: ...ered into the Patient Entry Menu The middle portion of the report measurements shows the last 3 measurement values made AVG or LAST indicates that the Average or Latest value will be displayed in this column This depends on the preset Average Activity in the Setup Preset Program menu page 3 The calculation section shows Doppler measurements and their average while the comments area provides 2 line...

Page 310: ...ort measurements shows the 3 fields in which measured distances are reported Mean indicates the average of the one two or three distance measurements Volume is calculated from one two or three distances The Follicular Observation area volume changes border appearance and contents provides an area to input the appropriate descriptions Endometrium thickness is displayed when the Endo measurement is ...

Page 311: ...m d1 Lt Ov RI Left Ovarian Vessel Resistive Index two Doppler blood flow peak velocities Lt Ov RI Vmax Vdiastole Vmax NOTE Ut RI Uterine Vessel Resis tive Index two Doppler blood flow peak velocities Ut RI Vmax Vdiastole Vmax NOTE Rt Ov RI Right Ovarian Vessel Resistive Index two Doppler blood flow peak velocities Rt Ov RI Vmax Vdiastole Vmax NOTE LtOvFo ml Left Ovary Follicles One distance D1 cm ...

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Page 313: ...holz Method 10 9 Bullet Method 10 11 Modified Simpson s Rule Method 10 13 Single Plane Ellipsoid Method 10 15 Bi Plane Ellipsoid Methods 10 17 Additional Cardiology Calculations 10 19 Volume 10 19 Angle 10 22 stenosis stenosis ratio 10 23 PHT Pressure Half Time 10 24 MVA Mitral Valve Area 10 24 ET Ejection Time 10 25 Max PG 10 26 Mean PG 10 27 Trace Auto 10 28 S D D S Ratio RI A B Ratio or PI 10 2...

Page 314: ...n 10 31 Overview 10 31 Physio Sweep Speed 10 32 ECG Sub Menu 10 32 ECG Lead Placement 10 33 ECG Sync Mark Display 10 33 ECG Sub Menu Page 1 10 34 ECG Gain Pages 2 and 3 10 36 ECG Cine Gauge Image Tracking 10 36 Advanced Cardiac Calculations AMCAL option 10 37 Overview 10 37 ...

Page 315: ...different methods Cubed method Teichholz method Bullet method Modified Simpson s Rule method Single plane method Biplane ellipsoid method Each selection requires a series of related measurements specific to that method Selection of the LV measurement method is made from the initial Cardiac Calculation Sub Menu LV TEICH LV SIMPSON LV BP ELP LV Report LV CUBED LV BULLET LV SP ELP Figure 10 1 Cardiac...

Page 316: ...techniques are the same as those described in the General Measurements and Calculations chapter After selecting a measurement be sure to follow the prompts on the image screen Measurements are organized in sequence to streamline system usage and give easy access to calculated values on the report page Some dependent calculations require several measurements to be taken before the result can be cal...

Page 317: ...e 3 report page measurements can be averaged and the average used in other calculations After displaying an LV Summary Report the calculation method can be changed by moving the highlighted cursor to Change Method and pressing Set The current report will be cleared and a method selection menu appears Use the Trackball to select a new LV method and press Set After pressing Set the new LV method rep...

Page 318: ... with a line printer USA Only Line Printer Operation Refer to 13 21 for details on line printer operation BSA Calculation Methods The LOGIQ 500 can calculate BSA Body Surface Area by 2 different formulas depending on the method selected in the Set Up System Parameter Menu page 2 Oriental Formula BSA m2 Height cm 03 x Weight g A x 3 207x10 4 A 0 7285 0 0188 x log Weight g Occidental Formula BSA m2 ...

Page 319: ...IQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 10 7 LV Measurement Methods Cubed Method LVIDs IVSs LVPWs Return LVIDd IVSd LVPWd HEART RATE Figure 10 3 Cardiac Calculation Sub Menu Cubed Method Figure 10 4 Cubed Report Page Display ...

Page 320: ...s Diastole one distance LVPWd d1 cm or mm LVPWs Left Ventricle Posterior Wall Thickness Systole one distance LVPWs d1 cm or mm EdV End Diastole Volume one distance EdV ml LVIDd 3 EsV End Systole Volume one distance EsV ml LVIDs 3 SV Stroke Volume two distance SV ml EdV EsV CO Cardiac Output two distances and one 2 beat time interval CO 1 min SVxHR 1000 EF Ejection Fraction two distances EF SV EdVx...

Page 321: ...al 2276612 100 Rev 0 10 9 Teichholz Method LVIDs IVSs LVPWs Return LVIDd IVSd LVPWd HEART RATE Figure 10 6 Cardiac Calculation Sub Menu Teichholz Method Figure 10 7 Teichholz Report Page Display B Mode M Mode Figure 10 8 Teichholz Methods Measurements ...

Page 322: ...or mm LVPWs Left Ventricle Posterior Wall Thickness Systole one distance LVPWs d1 cm or mm EdV End Diastole Volume one distance EdV ml LVIDd 3x7 2 4 LVIDd EsV End Systole Volume one distance EsV ml LVIDs 3x7 2 4 LVIDs SV Stroke Volume two distances SV ml EdV EsV CO Cardiac Output two distances and one 2 beat time interval CO 1 min SVxHR 1000 EF Ejection Fraction two distances EF SV EdVx100 FS Frac...

Page 323: ...rs Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 10 11 Bullet Method LVLs LVAMs Return LVLd LVAMd HEART RATE Figure 10 9 Cardiac Calculation Sub Menu Bullet Method Figure 10 10 Bullet Report Page Display LVLd LVAMd LVLs LVAMs Figure 10 11 Bullet Method Measurements ...

Page 324: ...llipse trace or circle EdV ml 5xLVLd xLVAMd 6 EsV End Systole Volume one distance and one area by ellipse trace or circle EsV ml 5xLVLs xLVAMs 6 SV Stroke Volume two distances and two areas by ellipse trace or circle SV ml EdV EsV CO Cardiac Output two distances and two areas by ellipse trace or circle and one 2 beat time interval CO 1 min SVxHR 1000 EF Ejection Fraction two distances and two area...

Page 325: ...son s Rule Method LVLs LVAMs Return LVLd LVAMd HEART RATE LVAPs LVAPd Figure 10 12 Cardiac Calculation Sub Menu Modified Simpson s Rule Method Figure 10 13 Modified Simpson s Rule Report Page Display LVLd LVAMd LVLs LVAPs LVAPd LVAMs Figure 10 14 Modified Simpson s Rule Method Measurements ...

Page 326: ...ce or circle LVAPs a1 cm 2 EdV End Diastole Volume one distance and two areas by ellipse trace or circle EdV ml LVLd 3 x LVAMd LVAMd LVAPd 2 LVAPd 3 EsV End Systole Volume one distance and two areas by ellipse trace or circle EsV ml LVLs 3 x LVAMs LVAMs LVAPs 2 LVAPs 3 SV Stroke Volume two distances and four areas by ellipse trace or circle SV ml EdV EsV CO Cardiac Output two distances and four ar...

Page 327: ...15 Single Plane Ellipsoid Method LVLs LVAs Return LVLd LVAd HEART RATE Figure 10 15 Cardiac Calculation Sub Menu Single Plane Ellipsoid Method Figure 10 16 Single Plane Ellipsoid Report Page Display LVAd LVAs LVLd LVLs Figure 10 17 Single Plane Ellipsoid Method Measurements ...

Page 328: ...e EdV ml 8 3 p x LVAd 2 LVLd EsV End Systole Volume one distance and two areas by ellipse trace or circle EsV ml 8 3 p x LVAs 2 LVLs SV Stroke Volume two distances and four areas by ellipse trace or circle SV ml EdV EsV CO Cardiac Output two distances and four areas by ellipse trace or circle and one 2 beat time interval CO 1 min SVxHR 1000 EF Ejection Fraction two distances and four areas by elli...

Page 329: ...lane Ellipsoid Methods LVMLs LVAMs Return LVMLd LVAMd HEART RATE LVAs LVAd Figure 10 18 Cardiac Calculation Sub Menu Bi Plane Ellipsoid Method Figure 10 19 Bi Plane Ellipsoid Report Page Display LVAd LVAs LVAMs LVAMd LVMLd LVMLs Figure 10 20 Bi Plane Ellipsoid Methods Measurements ...

Page 330: ...lipse trace or circle LVAs a1 cm 2 EdV End Diastole Volume one distance and two areas by ellipse trace or circle EdV ml 8 3 p x LVAdxLVAMd LVMLd EsV End Systole Volume one distance and two areas by ellipse trace or circle EsV ml 8 3 p x LVAsxLVAMs LVMLs SV Stroke Volume two distances and four areas by ellipse trace or circle SV ml EdV EsV CO Cardiac Output two distances and four areas by ellipse t...

Page 331: ...ance and an ellipse from a single ellipse or from 2 ellipse measurements General Measurements and Calculations details how to make distance and ellipse measurements IMPORTANT NOTE When a volume calculation is desired the necessary measurements or combination of measurements must be made BEFORE selecting VOLUME in the Sub menu ANGLE LV Report VOLUME Steno Figure 10 21 Cardiac Calculation Sub Menu ...

Page 332: ...found in the table on 10 21 S Volumes are most accurate when measurements are taken in the sagittal and axial scan planes S Use the side by side dual format option to display sagittal and axial plane images simultaneously S Make all necessary measurements before selecting volume S See General Measurements and Calculations for details on the steps to take when doing basic distance and area measurem...

Page 333: ... ml p 6 xd1xd2 2 Volume spheroidal three distances Vol ml p 6 xd1xd2xd3 Volume spheroidal one distance d1 one ellipse d2 ma jor axis d3 minor axis Vol ml p 6 xd1xd2xd3 Volume spheroidal two ellipse ellipse 1 with axes d1 and d2 ellipse 2 with axes d3 and d4 with d2 d3 d1 d4 and d2 d3 Vol ml p 6 xd1xd2xd4 d3 is not used assuming it is close to d2 Table 10 7 Volume Calculation Formulas One distance ...

Page 334: ...s Sub Menu A cursor with a vertical dashed line appears The displayed angle is zero degrees Use the Trackball to position the line cursor and the Zoom Size Rotation control to adjust the angle of the line cursor Press Set to fix the position of the first cursor Use the Trackball to position the second line cursor and the Zoom Size Rotation control to adjust the angle of the second line cursor The ...

Page 335: ...General Measurements and Calculations for details on the steps to take when doing basic distance and area measurements The Set Up Preset Program page 3 defines the default method Select Steno from the Calculations Sub Menu ANGLE LV Report VOLUME Steno Figure 10 25 Cardiac Calculations Sub Menu The first cursor is the residual area of the blood vessel and the second cursor is the lumen area of the ...

Page 336: ...from the Calculation Sub Menu Perform a time interval measurement as described 7 18 Set the first cursor on the peak of the mitral valve waveform and the second on to a point halfway down the mitral valve waveform slope MVA Mean PG LV Report PHT ET Max PG TRACE AUTO Figure 10 27 Cardiac Calculation Sub Menu MVA Mitral Valve Area A Mitral Valve Area is calculated from the pressure half time measure...

Page 337: ...oppler Spectrum display The time between the two cursors is ejection time ET Figure 10 28 Ejection Time for Aortic Valve Select ET from the Calculation Sub Menu Perform a time interval measurement as described on 7 18 Set the first cursor at the opening of the aortic valve and the second at the closing of the aortic valve MVA Mean PG LV Report PHT ET Max PG TRACE AUTO Figure 10 29 Cardiac Calculat...

Page 338: ... Calculations Sub Menu Select MAX PG from the Calculations Sub Menu Perform peak velocity measurements as described on 7 14 Set the first cursor on VMAX and the second on Vd Automatic Calculation of Max PG If velocity was previously measured and calculated in Doppler Mode MAX PG is calculated from the VMAX and Vd measurements taken for velocity when MAX PG is first selected in the Calculation Sub ...

Page 339: ...rm trace starting point If Trace Auto is selected the waveform is automatically traced after the second cursor is fixed If Trace Auto is not selected manually trace the desired portion of the waveform Press Set to complete the the Mean PG measurement Automatic Calculation of Mean PG If velocity was previously measured and calculated in Doppler Mode Mean PG is calculated from the velocity value whe...

Page 340: ...race Auto Sub Menu selection to turn on off the Doppler Auto Trace function If Trace Auto is highlighted the Doppler envelope will automatically be traced as determined by parameters set in Custom Display page 14 and Preset Program page 7 If Trace Auto is not highlighted the Auto Trace function is off and traces can be performed manually Trace Method The system will trace the peak value floor and ...

Page 341: ...D S ratio peak velocity for RI A velocity for A B ratio and VMAX for PI The second cursor is the end point cursor to the end point of the Doppler waveform This would be diastole for S D ratio systole for D S ratio minimum velocity for RI B velocity for A B ratio and Vd for PI NOTE For the PI calculation if Trace Auto is not selected manually trace the waveform between VMAX and Vd If 2 velocity mea...

Page 342: ...ATE from the Calculations Sub Menu Measure the time between two heartbeats X X Figure 10 35 Two Heart Beat Reference NOTE Set must be pressed to complete the measurement Otherwise the calculation does not transfer to the Report Page Transf Calcs This selection is only available if the Realtime Doppler Calculation option is installed and Realtime Doppler Calculations are displayed in the upper left...

Page 343: ...nals The ECG Soft Menu controls the signals connected to the Physiological panel Approved accessory cables provide the proper signals to the Physiological Panel ECG PCG Aux Figure 10 36 Optional Physiological Input Panel NOTE The LOGIQ 500 can calculate heart rate in BPM from the ECG waveform See Set Up Custom Display page 18 to turn ECG Heart Rate Display on or off Do not use with defibrillator W...

Page 344: ...dent of the timeline M Mode and Doppler sweep speed This is accomplished using the preset parameter Physio Sweep Speed on B It is found on Set Up Custom Display page 3 ECG Sub Menu The 3 pages of the ECG Sub Menus provide for control of the physiological input signals In each case select the proper sub menu page by pressing the Sub Menu Select rocker switch ...

Page 345: ... Figure 10 37 WHITE Patient in Prone Position Patient in Decubitus Position BLACK GREEN Figure 10 37 Common ECG Lead Placement Once the leads are connected to the patient and the LOGIQ 500 the ECG waveform amplifier needs about 10 seconds to stabilize the waveform on the CRT before adjustments are made ECG Sync Mark Display A flashing heart can be displayed as a R wave sync mark when a valid ECG t...

Page 346: ...he ECG will be marked with a vertical dotted line The display shows the delays as S1 and S2 Benefits Allows for the acquisition of an image at a specific point in the Cardiac Cycle Allows for the acquisition of an image at two points in the Cardiac Cycle Values If Single is highlighted the one trigger function is on If Single is not highlighted the function is off NOTE The Trackball can be used to...

Page 347: ...G PCG or Aux waveform These images are best recorded on video tape Values R1 or R2 trigger select or variable delay adjustment The Reference Scan function is on when the Sub Menu selection is highlighted The function is off when the Sub Menu selection is not highlighted NOTE The real time image will only update at each trigger point The image is paused between the trigger points Affects on Other C...

Page 348: ...for positioning of the ECG PCG or Aux waveform to minimize impact on the scan image Adjustable to user requirements Values The PCG AUX gain can be adjusted from 10 to 10 in 2 digit increments EGC gain can be adjusted from 20 to 10 in 2 digit increments NOTE ECG PCG and Aux default gain setting can be changed in the Set Up Custom Display menu page 18 Changes display position of the waveform NOTE EC...

Page 349: ... to the basic package is the Gibson Single Plane DISC and Bi Plane DISC methods of LV calculations Additional scan mode measurement categories are B Mode Parasternal Long Axis PLAX Parasternal Short Axis PSAX Aortic Valve PSAX Mitral Valve PSAX Papillary Muscles Apical 4 chamber Apical 2 chamber M Mode Left Right Ventricles Mitral Valve Aortic Valve Pulmonic Valve Tricuspid Valve D Mode Mitral Val...

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Page 351: ...urements 11 3 Carotid Artery Measurements 11 3 Heart Rate HR 11 5 Trace Auto 11 5 Transf Calcs 11 5 Vascular Summary Report 11 6 Introduction 11 6 Displaying the Summary Report 11 6 Editing the Summary Report 11 7 Recording Summary Reports 11 8 Vascular Calculation Formulas 11 9 Advanced Vascular software option 11 10 Overview 11 10 Menu Selections 11 10 ...

Page 352: ...note any protocols associated with a particular measurement or calculation Formulas and databases used within the system software that are associated with specific investigators are so noted Be sure to refer to the original article describing the investigator s recommended clinical procedures General Guidelines Any measurement can be repeated by selecting that measurement again from the Sub Menu T...

Page 353: ...rotid artery bifurcation or internal carotid artery in the Doppler spectrum Image the appropriate artery Page 1 Page 2 Rt CCA Rt ECA Rt BIFURC Rt ICA Rt ICA CCA Steno VASC Report Lt CCA Lt ECA Lt BIFURC Lt ICA Steno VASC Report Lt ICA CCA Figure 11 1 Vascular Calculation Sub Menu Select the desired measurement from the Vascular Calculation Sub Menu The calculation mode is set and a cursor with a v...

Page 354: ...otid artery first Select RT ICA CCA from page 1 or LT ICA CCA from page 2 of the Vascular Calculation Sub Menu Move the cursor to the peak point of the Internal carotid artery Doppler spectrum and press Set Image the common carotid artery and press Freeze Press the Measurement key Move the cursor to the peak point velocity on the Doppler spectrum of the common carotid artery and press Set The ICA ...

Page 355: ...ascular Calculation Sub Menu Stenosis Ratio stenosis Refer to the procedure found on 10 23 Heart Rate HR Refer to the procedure found on 10 30 Trace Auto Use the Trace Auto Sub Menu selection to turn on off the Doppler Auto Trace function See 10 28 for more details Transf Calcs This selection is only available if the Realtime Doppler Calculation option is installed and Realtime Doppler Calculation...

Page 356: ...utomatically summarized and displayed Displaying the Summary Report The summary report can be displayed at any time during the exam by selecting VASC REPORT from the Vascular Calculation Sub Menu Data entered as new patient data is automatically summarized at the top of the summary report Measurements are summarized below the patient data Calculations and ratios appear at the bottom of the summary...

Page 357: ...y Report New patient data cannot be edited Measurements can be edited by the operator To edit a measurement Select VASC REPORT from any page of the Vascular Calculation Sub Menu Use the Trackball or Return key to move the cursor to the measurement that is to be edited The measurement can be deleted by pressing the BackSpace or Space bar and then Set The average measurements calculations and ratios...

Page 358: ...ny ultrasound image Once it is displayed on the screen it can be recorded on the VCR printed on the B W or color page printer photographed by the multi image camera stored on a MOD with the Image Archive option or placed on regular paper with a line printer Line Printer Operation USA Only Refer to 13 21 for details on line printer operation ...

Page 359: ...ppler blood flow peak velocities RT ICA CCA VICA VCCA LT ECA LT CCA LT BIFURC LT ICA LT ICA CCA Same as above for Left Carotid Artery Same as above Same as above A B Ratio Velocities Ratio two Doppler blood flow peak velocities A B V1 V2 Stenosis Stenosis Ratio two areas by ellipse trace circle or distance Stenosis 1 Aresidual Alumen x100 S D Ratio Systolic Velocity Diastolic Velocities Ratio two ...

Page 360: ...3 Doppler sites on page 3 S 3 stenosis sites on page 4 Each Doppler and Stenosis site can be edited 5 characters maximum on the Vascular Report pages The menus displayed will depend on the preset for determination of systole diastole auto manual in the Set Up Preset Program page 3 NOTE If the Realtime Doppler Calculation option is installed and activated the user can choose to disable the automati...

Page 361: ...Urology LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 12 1 Urology Urology Basic Calculations 12 2 Overview 12 2 Presumed Circle Area Ratio PCAR 12 3 Stepper Volume STVOL 12 3 ...

Page 362: ...l Parts They are ANGLE VOLUME STENO Urology Report Urology Report is only available with Urology Calculation option installed PI S D Ratio A B Ratio RI HEART RATE TRACE AUTO Transf CALCS Transf CALCS is only available with Realtime Doppler Calculation option installed Mean PG Max PG CO SV HEART RATE TRACE AUTO FVO FV Figure 12 1 Urology Calculation Menus Refer to the chapters Abdomen and Small Par...

Page 363: ... the cursor to the measurement start point and press Set Trace the measurement area and press Set to fix the PCAR value displayed on the bottom of the screen and calculate the area Stepper Volume STVOL The ERB7 probe is designed to be used with the mechanical stepping device option and needle placement guide The needle placement guide matches the electronic needle placement grid display on the mon...

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Page 365: ...ev 0 13 1 Recording Images Recording Images 13 2 Image Memory 13 2 Recall 13 4 Helpful hints 13 4 Peripheral Devices 13 5 Video Signal Specifications 13 22 Maintenance 13 22 Image Archive option 13 23 Advanced Recording Option software option 13 39 DICOM 13 39 ...

Page 366: ...le Format 8 images Dual Format 4 images Timeline Format 4 NTSC or 3 PAL With the optional Cine Memory extension the following number of images or proper combinations of formats can be saved in memory Single Format 8 images Dual Format 8 images Timeline Format 4 NTSC or 3 PAL The LOGIQ 500 has storage space for images in system memory This storage is temporary The images are erased when the New Pat...

Page 367: ... Use the Cine Scroll control if necessary to display the best image Press the F1 or F2 key depending on which has been assigned for Image Memory The displayed image is saved to system memory and the number of images currently stored is displayed at the bottom of the screen The system gives a Memory Full warning beep each time an image is about to be stored in a full memory Pressing F1 or F2 after ...

Page 368: ...o Image Memory is displayed Use the appropriate Sub Menu rocker switch to select the desired image to recall After the recalled image is displayed no image post processing can be performed Only Comment Measurement Body Pattern Clear Ext Video and Mic functions are available Press Freeze to continue scanning or press the F1 or F2 key to return to the previous system status before F1 or F2 was initi...

Page 369: ... UP 1800 NTSC SONY UP 2800 PAL SONY UP 2850 PAL SONY UP 2900 NTSC SONY UP 2950 NTSC VCR SONY SVO 9500MD NTSC SONY SVO 9500MDP PAL Multi image Camera International Imaging IIE 460 NTSC Table 13 1 Approved Optional Recording Devices DO NOT connect any probes or accessories without approval by GE All peripherals are considered options to the console Those listed in this section have been tested and v...

Page 370: ...rd key is pressed more than once in rapid succession To print an image Press Freeze to stop image acquisition NOTE Remember that Cine Scroll may be used to look at previous image frames to obtain the best image Press Record 1 to activate the print function on the standard B W Video Page Printer NOTE The Record 1 and Record 2 keys can be preset to activate almost any peripheral device This is done ...

Page 371: ...eo Page Printer cont d Configurations The Sony UP 890 Black and White Video Page Printer is mounted on the left side of the LOGIQ 500 under the keyboard The Sony connections are Video AC power and Remote Shutter Expose 1 1 Black White Page Printer Figure 13 1 B W Page Printer Location ...

Page 372: ...Recording Images LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 13 8 Black White Video Page Printer cont d Sony UP 890 Figure 13 2 B W Printer Connections ...

Page 373: ...Sony color page printer One image format After the Record key is pressed the image is first stored in printer memory and then printed Four Image Format The first second and third time the Record key is pressed the image is stored in printer memory The fourth time the Record key is pressed the image is stored in printer memory and all four are printed on one sheet The color video page printer provi...

Page 374: ...ter cont d Configurations The Sony UP 1800 Color Video Page Printer is mounted behind the keyboard under the monitor It is mounted facing the front of the system The Sony UP 1800 connections are Red Green Blue Sync and RS 232 Remote Control Figure 13 3 Color Page Printer Location Front Mount ...

Page 375: ...Recording Images LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 13 11 Color Video Page Printer cont d Figure 13 4 Connections to LOGIQ 500 Figure 13 5 Connections to Color Page Printer ...

Page 376: ...al VCR measurement playback board for proper operation Explanation of VCR operations assumes that the Sony SVO 9500 is being used It also assumes that the Heading VCR Playback option is installed The system can keep track of patient and tape information The system can search a tape for patient images However the system CANNOT S Stop or indicate when it comes to the end of the last study on the tap...

Page 377: ... cont d Configurations The Sony SVO 9500MD is mounted behind the keyboard and under the monitor This recorder takes advantage of all the advanced tracking features of the LOGIQ 500 The Sony SVO 9500MD connections are S VHS Video In Out Audio In Out and RS 232 Remote Control Figure 13 6 VCR Location ...

Page 378: ...Recording Images LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 13 14 Video Cassette Recorder VCR cont d Old Rear Panel Figure 13 7 VCR Wiring Diagram ...

Page 379: ...Recording Images LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 13 15 Video Cassette Recorder VCR cont d Figure 13 8 LOGIQ 500 VCR Connections Figure 13 9 VCR Connections ...

Page 380: ...rinter Both the Sony UP 1800 Color video Page Printer and Sony SVO 9500MD can be mounted behind the keyboard under the monitor NOTE Wiring for the combination of peripherals is the same as for individual peripherals shown in previous sections Figure 13 10 VCR and Color Page Printer Locations ...

Page 381: ...l the print expose function of the camera All other camera functions are adjusted by the controls mounted on the camera The LOGIQ 500 beeps after each exposure The camera controls the placement of the images Some error messages could be displayed if a problem occurs in camera operation Possible error messages are Maximum number of prints have been made No video signal Check connections Check Multi...

Page 382: ... Model 460 cont d Configurations An International Imaging Electronics Multi Image Camera can be attached to the LOGIQ 500 Contact a Sales or Service representative for details The Multi Image Camera Connections are Composite Video and RS 232 Remote Control Figure 13 11 Multi Image Camera Location ...

Page 383: ...Recording Images LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 13 19 Multi Image Camera MIC IIE Model 460 cont d Old Rear Panel Figure 13 12 Multi Image Camera Wiring Diagram ...

Page 384: ...ng Images LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 13 20 Multi Image Camera MIC IIE Model 460 cont d Figure 13 13 LOGIQ 500 Connections for Multi Image Camera Figure 13 14 Multi Image Camera Connections ...

Page 385: ...ff will delete print data This message is displayed until the print operation is complete If more than one report page is to be printed the desired report page must be displayed and Ctrl R pressed If printing was not completed due to some sort of error the failed report must be displayed and Ctrl R pressed again Ensure all reports have printed prior to deleting report data by pressing New Patient ...

Page 386: ...er Frame line 525 625 Vertical Field Frequency Hz 60 50 Horizontal Scanning Frequency Hz 15 733 15 625 Displayed Image Pixels mm 207 0 by 157 3 207 0 by 157 3 Total Horizontal Line Time ms 63 56 64 00 Horizontal Display ms 49 54 48 81 Front Porch Width ms 2 76 3 09 Sync Pulse Width ms 4 73 4 68 Back Porch Width ms 6 53 7 42 Total Horizontal Blanking ms 14 02 15 19 Vertical Blanking Interval H 31 5...

Page 387: ...llow for additional measurements at a later date Images recalled from a MOD HD have much better resolution than VCR playback images providing better detail for additional measurements In addition to the image archive function the MOD allows for a System Backup disk to be made in the unlikely event of a hard disk failure System software updates and service diagnostics may also be accomplished much ...

Page 388: ... Color is for storing in color format more storage space required NOTE An External Video Image is recognized as a color image and will use the Color Image Archive preset System ID Entry Display The LOGIQ 500 system ID number is assigned at the factory A System ID should be unique for a system This number is used by the system when initializing a MOD image archive option for image storage If there ...

Page 389: ...essed Initializing now appears The disk format function is in progress The MO disk ID and System ID will be written on the disk media One system can register a maximum of 10 000 disks If the number of registered disks is greater than 10 000 previously registered disk information will be overwritten in order to register the new disk information To avoid confusion it is essential that care is taken ...

Page 390: ...ed If the MO disk is not inserted into the drive or an unformatted MO disk is inserted the following message is displayed MEDIA IS EITHER UNMOUNTED OR UNFORMATTED When a disk is inserted into a drive the system first reads the MO disk ID and System ID from the media These two IDs are displayed at the bottom of the monitor while the system verifies that they are registered in the verification list ...

Page 391: ...re 13 16 Archive Sub Menu Page 1 The following message is displayed during the archive process In Progress Please wait MO Free xxxMB where xxx is the space available on MOD for future archival System operation is interrupted for five seconds before scan operation can continue The image archival operation is then performed in the background NOTE An alternative method to archive images to the MO dri...

Page 392: ...is displayed during the storage process In progress Please wait HD Free xxx xxx is the number of images available for future archival System operation is interrupted for five seconds before scan operation can continue The image storage operation is then performed in the background NOTE An alternative method to store images to the hard disk is by using the Record 1and or Record 2 keys The Record 1 ...

Page 393: ...vailable to store on the Hard Drive COMMENTS Prior to storing an image a four character comment can be entered if the comment cursor is in the home position The comment is displayed to the right of the date column Figure 13 18 Patient Search Menu From the Image Archive Patient Search Menu the following functions are available S Show the storage place MO HD or Queue S Show image s in the DICOM queu...

Page 394: ... be searched for patient files that meet certain criteria The hard disk data base and backup MODs can also be searched for a list of MODs and files that meet the criteria listed below Patient Name Maximum 29 characters Patient ID Maximum 14 characters Date Format specified in System Parameters page 1 A search list can be displayed from a combination of files on the hard disk MO disk or DICOM queue...

Page 395: ... in Figure 13 19 Figure 13 19 Criteria Input Region Type the desired name in the highlighted region Press Return or Trackball to the PT ID region Input the Patient ID Press Return or Trackball to the Date region Input the desired date Press Return or Trackball to move the cursor out of the criteria input region The search function starts immediately Spaces can be used as a wild card in the date en...

Page 396: ...er function the user must wait until the search is complete or press Ctrl C simultaneously to cancel the search function If no search criteria was entered by the user a complete file listing of the entire MOD is executed Only 15 files are displayed at one time on the monitor Use the top or bottom of the Ellipse rocker switch to scroll to the next or previous patient list page Copy an image To copy...

Page 397: ...e Multi Display format 1 Move the cursor to the desired image The image information Patient Name Patient ID file name etc is displayed at the bottom of the monitor 2 Press the Set key to select the image If needed multiple images can be selected 3 Press the Ellipse rocker switch to display the selected images 4 If multiple images are selected the next image will be displayed by pressing the Ellips...

Page 398: ...after it s file number and cannot be deleted while locked Unlock Unlocks an image file Multi Disp Displays the images as multi display format List All Displays all images on the MOD in the Patient Search Menu Image Copy Copies an image to from HD from to MO Exit Exits the Patient Search Menu Delete Erases an unlocked image file from the list A file must be unlocked before being erased The image is...

Page 399: ...et Once all the desired image files are tagged Trackball to RECALL and press Set The first image is displayed and the Ellipse rocker switch lights up The Ellipse rocker switch is used to display the next or previous image Image Recall Process During the Image Recall process from the Patient Search Menu the message In progress Please wait is displayed changing modes and inputting scan parameters ar...

Page 400: ...the hard drive to store all media information is limited When the hard disk has reached its capacity to store media information the user is asked to make a Backup MOD The following message is displayed Too much data Store failed The user should perform the Backup function at this time The Media Search function can search this data base or back up MODs and indicate which Disk ID number contains inf...

Page 401: ...h are similar to those displayed during Store Image Image Recall and Patient Search These messages are In progress Please wait Search failed MEDIA IS EITHER UNMOUNTED OR UNFORMATTED The following message is displayed when the last page of the media list is displayed on the monitor There may be file in Backup Media fits this criteria The user should then search any Media backup disks for desired fi...

Page 402: ...m the drive now is displayed on the monitor The inserted MO is then ejected from the drive automatically NOTE After a MO is inserted into the drive and the search process is executed from the Patient Search Menu or the Media Search Menu selecting MO EJECT from the soft menu is the only method to eject the MO The MO cannot be ejected by the eject button on the front of the drive ...

Page 403: ...cording Option software option DICOM Digital Imaging and COmmunications in Medicine DICOM provides an interface between the LOGIQ 500 and imaging recording devices on a network DICOM implementation changes how peripherals are set up Refer to the Advanced Reference Manual for further details ...

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Page 405: ...Page 5 of 20 Imaging Parameter 5 Probe Dependent 5 14 23 Page 6 of 20 Imaging Parameter 6 Probe Dependent 6 14 24 Page 7 of 20 Imaging Parameter 7 Probe Dependent 7 14 26 Page 8 of 20 Imaging Parameter 8 Probe Dependent 8 14 27 Page 9 of 20 Imaging Parameter 9 Probe Dependent 9 14 29 Page 10 of 20 Imaging Parameter 10 Probe Dependent 10 14 31 Page 11 of 20 Imaging Parameter 11 14 32 Page 12 of 20 ...

Page 406: ... Overview 14 68 Preset Program Contents 14 69 Page 1 of 10 Application 14 70 Page 2 of 10 Application 14 71 Page 3 of 10 Application Measurement 14 72 Page 4 of 10 Application Measurement 14 75 Page 5 6 of 10 Application Measurement Sub Menu 14 77 Page 7 of 10 Application Measurement Submenu 14 77 Page 8 9 of 10 Application Annotation Library 14 93 Page 10 of 10 Application Patient Information 14 ...

Page 407: ... 101 Overview 14 101 Programming the User Define Function 14 101 User Define Key Program Example 14 103 User Define Names Lock Unlock 14 104 Deleting User Define Functions 14 106 Saving User Define Functions 14 106 User Data Back up 14 107 Overview 14 107 Saving Presets 14 107 Loading Presets 14 108 ...

Page 408: ...rsonnel to the local time during the installation process If any other time adjustment is needed during the year the clock can be changed in the Set Up Utility Menu Time Adjustment To adjust the system clock Select the Set Up Top Menu From the Set Up Sub Menus select Utility The Utility Menu appears as shown in Figure 14 1 Figure 14 1 Utility Menu ...

Page 409: ... add the time type in the number of hours and minutes to add to the currently displayed time HH MM is the format to use S To Retard subtract the time type a minus sign then the hours and minutes to be subtracted from the currently displayed time HH MM is the format to use S Press Return This completes the time adjustment and the Utility Menu reappears with the new time displayed S Press the Utilit...

Page 410: ... Parameters affect all applications presets in all exam categories These are the only parameters that affect factory presets Nothing else can be changed in factory presets by the user User programmable application presets can also be affected by parameters found in Preset Program and Custom Display These parameters can customize the preset within an exam category or every user preset within an exa...

Page 411: ...meter may be affected by a change in exam category user preset or probe Each parameter description in this section is coded to show how it is affected The codes are as follows EC Exam Category dependent UP User Preset dependent P Probe dependent R Reset to preset value with new patient selection ...

Page 412: ...The last 9 pages detail mode specific items for the exam category preset name Preset B Preset Program Set Up ECG System Paramtr Custom Display Diag User Define Utility Save Values Figure 14 3 Setup Sub Menus A brief description of each preset parameter and the choices available for that preset follows NOTE If it is necessary to quickly return to the Custom Display Sub Menu page 1 press Ctrl and 1 ...

Page 413: ... active probe The next four lines provide information about the menu displayed plus commands to manipulate the menu pages and parameters Command line 1 This line shows the parameter categories available with the current one highlighted The categories listed are User Param is not active at this time System Param has 7 pages of programmed parameters Preset Program has 10 pages of programmable parame...

Page 414: ...Trackball to place the arrow cursor on PRIOR or NEXT Press Set to change menu pages Command line 4 This line lists 4 commands that affect the parameters in the category displayed They are SAVE is used to save any preset parameter change s RESET if parameters were changed after the SAVE function was used RESET will return those parameters to the saved values DELETE is used to erase the currently di...

Page 415: ...e use the Ellipse rocker switch to increase or decrease the value When the desired value is selected or changed Trackball the arrow cursor to SAVE Press Set A prompt at the bottom of the screen asks Overwrite Existing Data y or n Press y to save the new values for the preset displayed Press n and the prompt Input User Preset Number 1 8 appears Enter the desired number NOTE If no is selected to ove...

Page 416: ...d line 2 Press Set Type in the personalized preset name Trackball to Save Press Set All parameter data is saved as a new preset Parameters on all of the menu pages can be customized before selecting Save Parameter changes will be lost if Save is not selected A maximum of 8 user exam application presets can be saved Only a change in System Parameters will affect factory presets Hints ...

Page 417: ...age The custom display contents page shows a summary of the 20 menu pages Note that the first 11 pages of presets are probe dependent as well as category preset dependent like the last 9 pages The 3D Mode menus listed on pages 10 and 20 are available with the option installed Trackball the cursor to the desired page and press Set ...

Page 418: ...ientation 0 N Normal top to bottom orientation 90 W 90 left to right orientation 180 S Inverted bottom to top orientation 270 E 270 right to left orientation Image Reverse EC UP P R Choose the initial default setting of image reverse left right orientation On or Off Zoom Auto Start EC UP P Choose to automatically place the image into the zoom mode after a probe selection change Off No auto zoom at...

Page 419: ...s Multi Angle Attachment MBX MBX1 MBX2 MBX3 OFF Fixed Angle Attachment SGL SGL OFF E721 MTZ Metal Guide TV0 TV0 OFF E721 MTZ Disposable Guide TR5 TR5 OFF ERB7 Disposable Guide BX 1 8 OFF ERB7 Needle Placement Guide GBX GBX OFF Failure to match the guidezone displayed to the guide may cause the needle to track a path outside the displayed zone It is extremely important that when using the adjustabl...

Page 420: ... B Softener Level EC UP P R Choose the B Mode image softener default level D1 D2 D3 Low Mid or High B Frame Average EC UP P Choose the B Mode frame averaging default value Off no frame averaging 1 2 3 4 5 or 6 B Imaging Frequency EC UP P R Choose the B Mode image frequency optimization setting Resolution Process image for best resolution Normal Compromise between resolution and penetration Penetra...

Page 421: ...0 Imaging Parameter 2 Probe Dependent 2 cont d B Gray Scale Map EC UP P R Choose the B Mode gray scale default map 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 or 16 B6 B7 B8 B9 B10 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 INPUT LEVEL INPUT LEVEL INPUT LEVEL B11 B12 B13 B14 B15 B16 Figure 14 6 Gray Scale Map Graphs ...

Page 422: ...mit focal zone set by Focus Position Maximum number of displayed moveable focus markers is 3 B Angle Width deg mm EC UP P R Choose the amount of the scan angle to display as a default for B Mode The amount or degrees available depends on the probe B Target Frame Rate EC UP P Choose the default value for B Mode frame rate Low Low frame rate better resolution Mid Mid range frame rate and resolution ...

Page 423: ...hysio signal sweep speed displayed on the B Mode image Slow 16 microseconds per pixel Mid 8 microseconds per pixel Fast 4 microseconds per pixel M Gain Delta from B EC UP P R Choose the default value for M Mode gain difference from the B Mode Gain Value from 98 to 98 in 2 digit increments M Dynamic Range EC UP P R Choose the M Mode dynamic range default value Value from 30 to 90 in 6 digit increme...

Page 424: ...ration C358 Probe Only Process image for more penetration Harmonic1 3S S222 S317 and C358 Probes Only Process image with tissue harmonic frequency Harmonic2 3S S222 S317 and C358 Probes Only Process image with tissue harmonic frequency This parameter is not selectable from the soft menu M Gray Scale Map EC UP P R Choose a M Mode gray scale default map 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 or 10 M Rejection EC UP P R ...

Page 425: ...e for pulsed Doppler Mode Value from 0 to 32 in 2 digit increments PWD Dynamic Range EC UP P R Choose the default dynamic range value for pulsed Doppler Mode Value from 18 to 48 in 6 digit increments PWD Sample Volume mm EC UP P R Choose the default pulsed Doppler sample volume cursor size in millimeters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 or 16 PWD Gray Scale Map EC UP P R Choose the pulsed Doppler Mode g...

Page 426: ... the velocity ratio between the PDI display and Pulsed Doppler 1 1 Same velocity display 1 2 Pulsed Doppler velocity 2 times PDI 1 4 Pulsed Doppler velocity 4 times PDI CFM PDI Shrink in Triplex EC UP P R Choose to turn CFM PDI shrink function on or off Allows for shrinking of the CFM PDI window to a specified value to improve frame rate On or Off CFM PDI Shrink Angle Width deg mm EC UP P R Choose...

Page 427: ...ppler Mode Value from 0 to 32 in 2 digit increments CWD Dynamic Range EC UP P R Choose the continuous wave Doppler Mode dynamic range default value Value from 18 to 48 in 6 digit increments CWD Gray Scale Map EC UP P R Choose the continuous wave Doppler Mode gray scale default map 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 or 10 CWD Rejection EC UP P R Choose the continuous wave Doppler Mode rejection default level Level ...

Page 428: ...oose the desired amount of averaging between color pixels Off 1 2 3 4 or 5 CFM Target Frame Rate EC UP P Choose the desired frame rate range while in CFM mode Density Lowest frame rate for high color density Low Low frame rate for CFM Mid Medium frame rate for CFM High High frame rate for low color density CFM Target Frame Rate Dtl EC UP P Choose the desired frame rate range while in the Detail Dt...

Page 429: ... Mode with CFM Off No B Mode frame averaging Low Low frame averaging Mid Medium frame averaging High High frame averaging CFM B Wall Filter EC UP P R Choose the default level of wall filtering for B Mode while in CFM Low M1 M2 M3 M4 and High CFM B Angle Width deg mm EC UP P R Choose the default B Mode angle or width of the display while in CFM Value from 1 to 124 in one digit increments Maximum is...

Page 430: ...OW MID or HIGH CFM Persistence EC UP P R Choose the default setting for Persistence which retains highest color pixel value for a specified period of time or until a higher value is detected OFF SHORT MID or HIGH CFM MR Flow EC UP P R Choose the default setting of the MR Flow option combination focus in CFM area Limited to LA39 C551 CAE C358 E721 739L and 546L probes only Must have ACE 2 option in...

Page 431: ...high color density Low Low frame rate for PDI Mid Medium frame rate for PDI High High frame rate for PDI PDI Target Frame Rate Dtl EC UP P Choose the desired frame rate range while in the Detail Dtl Mode of PDI presentation Density Lowest frame rate for high color density Low Low frame rate for PDI Detail Mode Mid Medium frame rate for PDI Detail Mode High High frame rate for PDI Detail Mode PDI P...

Page 432: ...frame averaging Mid Medium frame averaging High High frame averaging PDI B Wall Filter EC UP P R Choose the default level of wall filtering for B Mode while in PDI Low M1 M2 M3 M4 and High PDI M Gain Delta from B EC UP P R Choose the default level for M Mode gain while in PDI Level from 31 to 31 in 1 digit increments PDI M Wall Filter EC UP P R Choose the default level for the M Mode Wall Filter w...

Page 433: ...pendent 9 PFD Color Threshold EC UP P R Choose a priority level for B Mode display during PFD mode The higher the number the greater the emphasis on B Mode verses PDI Mode Choose 0 to 100 in 1 digit increments PFD Threshold Power EC UP P R Set the threshold value at which power information will start to be displayed Set from 0 to 13 percent Example Setting 10 Power values less than 10 will not be ...

Page 434: ...ts PFD B High Resolution EC UP P R Choose the initial default setting of the high resolution function in PFD Mode On or Off PFD M Gain Delta from B EC UP P R Choose the default level for M Mode gain while in PFD Mode Level from 31 to 31 in 1 digit increments PFD M Wall Filter EC UP P R Choose the default level for the M Mode Wall Filter while in PFD Mode Low M1 M2 M3 M4 or High PFD ACE EC UP P R C...

Page 435: ...nts 3D Swing Center EC UP P Choose the center position to swing the MIP image display Percentage from 0 to 100 in 10 increments 3D View Direction EC UP P R Choose the viewpoint for the construction of the MIP images when in 3D Mode Normal or Reverse Start Frame End Frame Normal Reverse X Top View Swing Center Start Frame End Frame Figure 14 7 MIP Image Principles The marker that indicates the view...

Page 436: ... Ref Scan EC UP R P Acoustic Output Hazard Choose the default value of the Acoustic power for the reference scan image 0 100 B Gain at Intermittent Ref Scan EC UP R P Choose the default value of the Gain for the reference scan image Value from 0 to 98 in 2 digit increments Intermittent Interval for TimeGate mode s EC UP R P Choose the interval time for the snap scan image taken from the reference ...

Page 437: ...th D CFM PDI they also cannot be adjusted It is fixed at setup preset value Independent B and D Knob changes power for B M Mode while in B M Mode Knob changes power for D CFM PDI mode while in D CFM PDI mode No Effect Acoustic output knob has no effect on changing power Values fixed at set up preset numbers Displayed TI EC Choose the type of thermal index display TIS Thermal Index Soft Tissue TIC ...

Page 438: ... or Off Cine Gauge Auto Display EC Choose the initial default setting for the Cine gauge to be displayed when Cine is activated On or Off Cine Speed EC R Choose the default Cine loop playback speed 1 1 2 1 4 1 8 or 1 16 Image Back Color EC UP Choose the image area background color BLK Black DRD Dark Red GR1 10 Gray BDX Bordeaux Red GR2 20 Gray GGR Green Gray GR3 30 Gray DGR Dark Green Frame Rate D...

Page 439: ...oose the default setting of the TGC Curve display for both large and small image format On or Off Page 13 of 20 Imaging Parameter 13 B Focus Dual Marker EC UP Choose to display focus markers on both dual B Mode images or just to the right side of the right image Off Only one focus marker is displayed On Focus markers will be displayed to the right of both the right and left images B Color Auto Sta...

Page 440: ...the desired B color tag width Percentage from 0 to 100 for the B color window size B Format B Single EC Choose a default display size for a single B Mode image Large or small B Format B Dual EC Choose a default display size for a dual B Mode image Large or small B Scale Mark EC Choose as a default what the scale markers will represent in B Mode Depth Width Depth and width marks Depth Depth marks o...

Page 441: ... B Pause function is used to freeze B Mode while in B M or B D the preset sets the default to have the B Mode image remain paused when the system is unfrozen Off B Mode remains paused at unfreeze On B Mode exits pause condition at unfreeze M Mode Simul PD Activity EC Choose as a default to have the ability to display simultaneous M Mode and pulsed Doppler spectrum Off No simultaneous M and PD disp...

Page 442: ...and M Mode right side format Side Side must be selected for Timeline Format on the Set Up Custom Display Menu page 12 in order to display this format On or Off M Mode Side Side B Small EC Choose the default setting for the small B Mode left side and M Mode right side format Side Side must be selected for Timeline Format on the Set Up Custom Display Menu page 12 in order to display this format On o...

Page 443: ...ertical Time Time horizontal only M Video Inverse EC Choose the display video type for the M Mode portion of the display Off White on black inverse off On Black on white inverse on Page 15 of 20 Imaging Parameter 15 D CFM Scale Mark EC Choose the default value for the scale markers in Doppler with color flow Velo Velocity Frq Frequency Velo Frq Velocity Frequency Frq Velo Frequency Velocity D Type...

Page 444: ...e initial default setting for D color colorized gray scale On or Off D Color Map EC UP Choose a D color default map 1 2 3 4 5 or 6 D Tag Auto Start EC R Choose the initial default setting for D color tag On or Off D Tag Center EC R Choose the center point of the D color tag window as a default Percentage from 0 to 100 A percentage of the entire displayed D color window colorized gray scale D Tag W...

Page 445: ...n order to display this format On or Off D Mode Top Bottom B Large EC Choose the default setting for the large B Mode top and Doppler spectrum bottom format Top Bottom must be selected for Timeline Format on the Set Up Custom Display Menu page 12 in order to display this format On or Off D Mode Top Bottom B Mid EC Choose the default setting for the medium B Mode top and Doppler spectrum bottom for...

Page 446: ...tion slightly greater than frequency resolution 3 Frequency resolution slightly greater than time resolution 4 Frequency resolution much greater than time resolution 5 Frequency resolution the greatest compared to time resolution D Audio to Speaker EC Choose the default type of Doppler audio to be sent to the speakers Stereo Forward Reverse signals separate Mono F Forward signals only Mono R Rever...

Page 447: ... 17 PWD HPRF EC UP Choose the default setting for the HPRF selection in PWD Mode On or Off PWD Base Line EC R Choose the default percentage value for forward pulsed Doppler spectrum display Percentage from 75 to 75 in 25 increments 0 is 50 forward and 50 reverse CWD Base Line EC R Choose the default percentage value for forward continuous wave Doppler spectrum display Percentage from 75 to 75 in 2...

Page 448: ...lt diagnostic mode for Color Flow Mapping or Power Doppler Imaging Survey map survey detail or map detail CFM Color Map 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 EC UP Choose the default color map type for each of the four selection positions in the CFM mode Map V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 or 8 velocity Map VT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 or 8 velocity turbulence Map T 1 or 2 turbulence Map A 1 2 3 or 4 advanced velocity maps ACE 2 option needed for...

Page 449: ...wer Doppler dynamic range display Value from 10 to 100 in 10 digit increments PDI Tag Auto Start EC R Choose the initial default setting for PDI tag On or Off PDI Tag Center cm s EC R Choose the default center point in cm sec for the PDI color tag window Value from 0 to 500 PDI Tag Width cm s EC R Choose the default width in cm sec for the PDI color tag window Width from 0 to 1000 PDI Capture Inte...

Page 450: ...ay EC Choose the initial default setting for the heart rate calculated from the ECG input to be displayed on the monitor On or Off ECG R Delay 1 ms EC UP R Choose the default value in milliseconds for the R wave Delay 1 Value from 0 to 2000 in 5 digit increments ECG R Delay 1 to 2 ms EC UP R Choose the default value in milliseconds for the R wave delay between Delay 1 and Delay 2 Value from 0 to 2...

Page 451: ...ain EC R Choose the default value for PCG gain Value from 10 to 10 in 2 digit increments PCG Position EC R Choose as a default the horizontal position of the PCG waveform on the display Value from 50 to 50 in 5 digit increments AUX Auto Display EC Choose the initial default setting for the auxiliary signal input to be displayed on the monitor On or Off AUX Gain EC R Choose the default gain value f...

Page 452: ... of source frames to be used for constructing the B W MIP image Number from 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 or 1 5 3D B Projection Technique EC UP R Choose the method to be used in constructing the MIP image Min Minimum Intensity Projection Max Maximum Intensity Projection Grad Backward images are faded Inv Same as Min but the gray levels of the constructed images are inverted 3D B Gradient Threshold EC UP Choose...

Page 453: ...Gradient Threshold EC UP Choose the color threshold percentage to be used in the Gradient Mode Percentage from 0 to 100 in 2 increments 3D CFM PDI Shade Object Threshold EC UP Choose the color threshold percentage to be used for the construction in Shaded Mode Percentage from 0 to 100 in 2 increments 3D CFM PDI Shade Boundary Threshold EC UP Choose the color threshold percentage to be used for the...

Page 454: ...e exam application presets found in factory default menu Generally these items are common to modes probes formats and applications Preset B Preset Program Set Up ECG System Paramtr Custom Display Diag User Define Utility Save Values Figure 14 8 Setup Sub Menu System Parameters A brief description of each preset parameter and the choices available for that preset follows NOTE If it is necessary to ...

Page 455: ... Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 14 51 System Parameters Contents Figure 14 9 System Parameters Contents Page The System Parameters Contents page shows a summary of the 7 menu pages Trackball the cursor to the desired page and press Set ...

Page 456: ...ics by using the Ellipse rocker switch English French German Spanish Italian Portuguese Swedish Danish Russian Greek or Turkish Diag Category Choose the desired default diagnostic category Rad Abd Radiology Abdomen Obst Obstetrical Gyne Gynecology Card Cardiology Vasc Vascular Urol Urology SmlPts Small Parts Change Probe and Category Choose to manually select the desired category with the probe In...

Page 457: ...ovement desired when using the Tab key Normal Eight character spaces Word Next word after a space Operation Error Beep Choose to disable the audio error beep or set the volume of the tone that is heard when a keystroke error is made Off No error beep Low Low volume beep on error Loud High volume beep on error Standby Time min The system can be set to go into stand by mode if no keyboard activity i...

Page 458: ... available Probe Select key is pressed On or Off Page 2 of 7 System Setup Setup Blue Back Start Choose to display a color for the background of the preset menus Color is set by Col BackGnd Off Background is transparent On Display a colored background Mask Image Characters Choose to mask disable the graphic characters on the image display On or Off PCG Filter Choose the desired level of PCG Physiol...

Page 459: ...e the format for calculation and display of OB measurements Tokyo Tokyo University Method Osaka Osaka University Method USA United States Method Europe European Method EFBW Form Europe Choose the method for calculating estimate fetal birth weight for the European method Shep Wars Shepherd Warshoff Method Rich Berk Richards Berkowitz Method Hadlock Hadlock Method German German Accepted Method Merz ...

Page 460: ... Green PBL Pale Blue PNK Baby Pink RED Vermilion YOR Yellow Orange Col Imag Crs Choose the color for the image characters on the display Probe Orientation Zoom Depth and Image Recall graphics See color options under Col Sys Inf Col Scale Choose the color for the scale markers on the display See color options under Col Sys Inf Col Comment Choose the color for comments and annotations entered on the...

Page 461: ...olor for the active movable cursor on the display See color options under Col Sys Inf Col Aux Choose a color for all auxiliary signal information displayed on the monitor ECG AUX and PCG See color options under Col Sys Inf Col Dop Trac Choose a color for the Doppler Spectrum Trace function See color options under Col Sys Inf ...

Page 462: ...PSA Calculation Choose how the PSA Caclulation is derived PSAD Prostate Specific Antigen Density defined as PSA divided by volume PPSA Predicted Prostate Specific Antigen a number which gives the normal level of PSA that would be expected for a prostate of a given volume Active Measurement Cursor Choose the Measurement active cursor type X mark or Plus mark F1 Key Choose to assign the appropriate ...

Page 463: ...ailable is shown on 6 29 To select the body pattern package to be used for each user preset within an exam category refer to 14 70 See the following pages for details on Customizing or deleting a body pattern package Body Pattern Probe Change Erase Choose to erase the displayed body pattern when a probe is changed On or Off Body Pattern Unfreeze Erase Choose to erase the body pattern when the syst...

Page 464: ...nu of the desired body pattern package number to be customized Press Set The body pattern selection Sub Menu appears Figure 14 10 Initial Body Pattern Sub Menu The rectangle in the display represents space for two rows of body patterns 2 Sub Menu display pages There is a space for 8 body patterns in each row Use the Trackball to move the arrow cursor to a desired body pattern location Press Set A ...

Page 465: ... switch to cycle through the body pattern choices When the desired body pattern is displayed use the Trackball and Zoom Size Rotation knob to position the probe orientation marker to the desired default position on the body pattern Press Set to complete the selection for that menu position NOTE As many as 16 selections 2 rows of 8 can be made for each body pattern package ...

Page 466: ...ttern Deletion Use the Trackball to position the arrow cursor over the pattern to be deleted Press Set A box appears around the Body Pattern Use the Ellipse rocker switch to cycle to the blank body pattern selection Press Set to record a blank space for that body pattern location ...

Page 467: ...nter Color Printer Multi Image Camera MO Archive HD Storage Computer or DICOM device Report Choose the type of device that will be used to print the calculation summary report pages Black and White Polaroid Camera Color Polaroid Camera Black and White Printer Color Printer Multi Image Camera or Image Archive External Video Signal Choose the type of video signal from an external source that is bein...

Page 468: ...ideo page printer B W Pola Black and white Polaroid camera Col Pola Color Polaroid camera Port MIC Choose the type of device that has an interface cable connected to the multi image camera port Off No connection Multi Image Camera Multi Image Camera VCR Video Cassette Recorder Color Printer Color Printer Computer Data Management Center Computer Line Printer USA Only Paper Line Printer Port A B Cho...

Page 469: ...Color Page 6 of 7 System Setup User ID and Password Password Ask Choose to use the password security option at power up by asking for the user ID and password On or Off NOTE Refer to 3 20 for usage of the password function User ID 1 8 As many as eight user ID codes can be entered into the system parameters These can be used for security purposes When used with an accompanying password user ID esta...

Page 470: ...ired password and press Set S Type in the new password Press Return S Type in the new password a second time for re confirmation Press Return NOTE The password function is upper and lower case sensitive The Password function is not active unless Password Ask in the Set Up System Parameter menu page 6 is set to On Changing Deleting a Password To change or delete a password S Move the arrow cursor t...

Page 471: ...7 DICOM Menu Selection at New Patient Choose what screen will be displayed when the New Patient key is pressed Patient_Entry Displays standard patient entry screen for the default exam category Schedule Displays the DICOM patient schedule screen Sort Criteria for Schedule List Choose how to sort the entries on the DICOM patient schedule screen Date Time Arrange by date and time of patient session ...

Page 472: ...ort display format editing S User programmable OB table editing S Calculation sequence programming S Mode measurement menu customizing Preset B Preset Program Set Up ECG System Paramtr Custom Display Diag User Define Utility Save Values Figure 14 12 Set Up Top Sub Menus Preset Program A brief description of each preset parameter and the choices available for that preset follows NOTE If it is neces...

Page 473: ...c Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 14 69 Preset Program Contents Figure 14 13 Preset Program Contents Page The Preset Program Contents pages shows a summary of the 10 menu pages Trackball the cursor to the desired page and press Set ...

Page 474: ...Choose a point on the horizontal axis for the comment cursor home position Enter 1 to 56 in 1 digit increments Comment Home Position Vertical EC R Choose a point on the vertical axis for the comment cursor home position Enter 1 to 26 in 1 digit increments Comment Clear Key Function EC Choose to erase all comments with the Clear key or just the line of comments that the cursor is on All Erase all c...

Page 475: ...ft speaker only Mono R Right speaker only VCR Play Audio Volume EC R Choose the default percentage of volume level for VCR playback audio Percentage from 0 to 100 in 4 digit increments VCR Color Intensity EC Choose the desired Color Intensity processing for VCR playback 1 Optimized Chrominance Gain 2 Normal Processing Image Archive Compression EC Choose to compress the image archive data for the D...

Page 476: ... m s depending on velocity measured Circ Area Method EC Choose the method to be used for circumference area measurements Trace Manually trace with the Trackball Ellipse Ellipse method Circle Circle method 2 Dist Two diameter distance method Diameter Single distance method Echo Level Method EC Choose the size of the echo level measurement box cursor Box 3mm 3mm x 3mm box Box 5mm 5mm x 5mm box Box 7...

Page 477: ...Cardiology exam category with AMCAL has a choice of 5 measurements whereas the other exam categories have a choice of 3 measurements 1 2 3 4 or 5 Mask Image EC UP Choose to put the measurement calculation results in a colored box over the image or just the graphic characters over the image Off Graphics are placed on top of the image On Graphics are placed in a colored box on top of the image Trace...

Page 478: ...e Ellipse rocker switch to enter a number between 0 and 2000 msecs End Systole Period from Prior Edge EC UP Used with Automatic determination of Systole Diastole in the Advanced Cardiac Calculation option Sets the delay time on the ECG wave to ensure diastole will be properly determined Use the Ellipse rocker switch to enter a number between 0 and 2000 msecs Media Selection for Fetal Trend EC Used...

Page 479: ...rt of a heart rate period If Vd is not detected use Vmin Averaging Number for Doppler Realtime Calc EC UP Choose how many heart rate periods will be averaged prior to being displayed in the realtime calculation window 1 2 3 4 or 5 RI Calculation to bidirectional Flow EC UP When the flow direction for systolic velocity and diastolic velocity are different set this parameter to on for the RI calcula...

Page 480: ...ments while in B Mode Off The caliper is not displayed after a measurement is performed On The caliper is in the home position 1 st The caliper is positioned at the previous measurement s first cursor position 2 nd The caliper is positioned at the previous measurement s second cursor position M Auto Caliper Control EC UP Choose the location of the caliper for subsequent measurements while in M Mod...

Page 481: ...If the current exam category has an associated summary report page select this menu option to change the vertical y position of the measurement elements on the report page The elements that can be edited depend on each report page Advanced Report Formatting The LOGIQ 500 allows for user control of each exam category summary report measurement display format Except for the protected 5 lines of each...

Page 482: ... a measurement From the Set Up Preset Program Menu page 7 use the Trackball to place the arrow cursor over Report Format and press Set The report format editor screen appears Figure 14 14 Report Format Editor Use the Trackball or Return to position the highlighted area over the Ypos of the measurement to be changed Type the new position number Use the Trackball to highlight any additional position...

Page 483: ...elete or change or highlight a blank area to add To delete a name type in all spaces To change a name type over the current name To add a name type in the new name NOTE When adding or changing a measurement name it must contain 2 important elements S Measurement type For example GS BPD CRL HC S Author s name The author s name must appear in parentheses for example Hadlock Hellman Highlight Save an...

Page 484: ...nu when displayed To program a user table Select the Set Up Top Menu Preset B Preset Program Set Up ECG System Paramtr Custom Display Diag User Define Utility Save Values Figure 14 15 Set Up Top Menu Select Preset Program from the Set Up Sub Menu The preset program selections are displayed over the image on the monitor Use the Trackball to place the arrow cursor over User Table Editor Press Set to...

Page 485: ...le Use the Trackball to place the arrow cursor on the desired table dimension The choices are Dist mm for distance in millimeters Circ mm for circumference in millimeters and Area for area in square millimeters Press Set when the cursor is over the correct dimension Use the Trackball to move the arrow cursor to the title block Type in the desired table title maximum 4 characters Press Return Type ...

Page 486: ...ble Edit should now be highlighted Press Set NOTE The Return key or Trackball can be used to cycle through the menu selections To make a choice press Set User Table on EFW The measurement made by the User Table can be used for the calculation of EFW Move the cursor to the right of Title of in the User Table Programming Menu The available measurement name for calculation of the EFW is displayed aft...

Page 487: ... Saves the table in its current form CLEAR Clears or deletes the entire table and title SETUP Returns to the User Table Programming Setup menu NEXT PG Goes to the next page to continue data entry EXIT Exits the User Programmable Table function Trackball to one of the above choices and press Set When exit is selected without doing a Save all additions or edits are lost The table reverts to its prev...

Page 488: ...surement Sub Menu or in the Auto Sequence Top Menu When Sequence 1 8 is chosen from the Auto Sequences Top Menu or the Measurement Sub Menu the system automatically prompts the user through the calculations previously programmed Program a User Sequence Use the Trackball to move the arrow cursor to the desired sequence number 1 8 on page 7 of the Set Up Preset Program Menus Press Set The first page...

Page 489: ...e 8 pages of measurements and calculations available to be programmed Use the Ellipse rocker switch to cycle to the desired usersequence measurement number 1 8 Use the Trackball to move the arrow cursor to the desired measurement calculation Move the arrow cursor to Next Calc and press Set if a sub menu page change is necessary Press Set when the arrow cursor is over the desired measurement calcul...

Page 490: ...t Sequences programmed in Vascular are not available when the Cardiac exam category is selected UNDEFINED means no measurement calculation is in that location Use UNDEFINED to delete a desired measurement To customize the Usersequence Auto Sequence name Move the Trackball to the USERSEQUENCE at the top of one of the 8 Calculation menus Press Set Type in the name of the Usersequence The space avail...

Page 491: ...s the user to do the second measurement in the sequence This continues until all measurements are completed Sequence Modification During the Auto Sequence function Press the top of the Elllipse rocker switch to skip a desired measurement and advance to the next measurement in the sequence Press the bottom of the Ellipse rocker switch to skip back to a previous measurement in the sequence Measureme...

Page 492: ... programmed into CFM Mode NOTE Measurements and Calculations setup for Measurement Menu B are not transferred to Menu M D or CFM Each one is separate Organization There are 4 pages of space available for the user to add measurements and calculations to an exam category measurement menu These pages do not appear in the Soft Menu display unless items are placed in the number location of that page 1 ...

Page 493: ...ckball to move the arrow cursor to the desired Measurement Menu B M D or CFM on page 7 of the Set Up Preset Program menus Press Set The last page viewed of the 4 measurement pages is displayed Figure 14 21 Measurement Setup Sub Menu NOTE The first row under the sub menu title line shows 3 important items ...

Page 494: ...ed see Figure 14 20 use the Ellipse rocker switch to change to the desired key number Move the arrow cursor to NEXTCALC and press Set if a sub menu page change is necessary Press Set when the arrow cursor is over the desired measurement calculation The newly selected measurement calculation appears in the highlighted key number location NOTE If key number is desired to be empty blank deleted choos...

Page 495: ...ption Refer to the Advanced Reference Manual for details on measurement sequence modification D Realtime Calc EC UP This sub menu is used to select and arrange the parameters that are displayed in the D Realtime Calc window in the upper left of the monitor Figure 14 23 Realtime Doppler Calculation Sub Menu A maximum of 8 lines parameters can be displayed KEY NUMBER 1 Vmax PEAK Realtime Doppler Cal...

Page 496: ...e desired line number 1 8 Move the arrow cursor to the desired measurement calculation to be displayed on that line Press Set when the arrow cursor is over the desired measurement calculation The newly selected measurement calculation appears to the right of the position number NOTE Remember that this setup is Exam Category and User Preset dependent If changes are desired to the factory defaults a...

Page 497: ...of 10 Application Patient Information New Patient Y N Ask EC In the new patient entry menu choose to ask to erase all current patient data On or Off Display Unit Age 1 4 EC Choose the priority for the units to be used to display patient age Age 1 is the highest priority Age 4 is the lowest priority year Display age in years month Display age in months week Display age in weeks day Display age in d...

Page 498: ...ity Save Values Figure 14 25 Set Up Sub Menu Saving Scan Values If at any time during a scan it is felt that the system settings are optimized and should be saved as an Exam Applications Preset simply select Save Values The system will start the process of saving all of the current settings as a User Exam Applications Preset If a factory default applications preset is active when Save Values is se...

Page 499: ...ving Scan Values cont d If a User Preset is active when Save Values is selected the message Overwrite existing data Y or N appears at the bottom of the screen Choose Y to overwrite data in the current preset location or N to designate a new preset location 1 through 8 ...

Page 500: ...category dependent and available for customization are found in the Preset Program and Custom Display menus Some parameters are also probe dependent within the application preset Items found under System Parameters affect each exam category application preset or probe Defining a User Preset User presets appear on page one of the Preset Sub Menu They will appear on the Soft Menu Display as shown in...

Page 501: ...reset B Preset Program Set Up ECG System Paramtr Custom Display Diag User Define Utility Save Values Figure 14 27 Set Up Top Menu Selection Select the Set Up Top Menu Select Custom Display or Preset Program Make all desired changes to the parameters in the Custom Display and Preset Parameter Sub Menus Use the Trackball to move the arrow cursor to Save Press Set The message Input User Preset Number...

Page 502: ...rocess the system prompt states Overwrite Existing Data y or n Enter y to write over the existing user preset Enter n to get the message Input User Preset Number 1 8 and create a new user preset Use the Trackball to move the arrow cursor over the Preset Name area Press Set NOTE If new data is not saved all changes will be lost when another preset or New Patient is selected ...

Page 503: ...egory Use the Trackball to move the arrow cursor to SAVE and press Set Answer Yes to the question Overwrite existing data Y or N to save the new User Preset name IMPORTANT NOTE To ensure that all parameters and the user preset name are saved by the LOGIQ 500 before exiting the Set Up function S select System Parameters any menu pages 1 7 through 7 7 S Trackball to the SAVE function in the System P...

Page 504: ...stem Parameters any menu page 1 7 Trackball to the SAVE function in the System Parameters menu and press Set Answer Yes to the question Overwrite existing data Y or N to save the new User Preset name The last three steps are important to ensure that the User Preset name is cleared Recall Preset Recall Preset is a selection found on page 3 of the Preset Sub Menu Recall Preset can be used during an ...

Page 505: ...fine Function Access the User Define function by pressing the Set Up Top Menu Select key Select User Define from the Set Up Sub Menu Perform the keystroke or sequence of keystrokes to be programmed When complete press the desired User Define key number or A N key to record the programming The system will ask Save data Y or N Press Y on the keyboard to save the user define sequence Press N to cance...

Page 506: ...ogram as part of the User Define Sequence press Ctrl and 1 simultaneously to set the sub menu page to one Press Set the appropriate number of times to ensure proper movement to the desired sub menu page Blue Shift S A pause can be valuable in a User Define or A N key sequence especially if it is desired to program a key to toggle functions on off between two different settings or between selection...

Page 507: ...Define in the Set Up Sub menu Select and highlight Preset Program in the Set Up Sub menu Press Ctrl 1 simultaneously this ensures that the menu page displayed is number one Press Set twice Trackball to Average Activity OFF and press Set Trackball to Exit and press Set Enable the Blue Shift key key is lighted and press S This adds the pause to the sequence Disable the Blue Shift key key is not ligh...

Page 508: ...e third time the User Define or A N key is pressed Average Activity will be set to OFF Each press of the User Define or A N key toggles the Average Activity setting User Define Names Lock Unlock The User Define Key Names Locks Sub Menu in the Set Up System Parameters menu page 3 will allow the user to lock a key keeping it from being deleted or reprogrammed This Sub Menu also allows the user to na...

Page 509: ...the desired name Eleven 11 characters maximum Lock Unlock An asterisk next to the User Define key indicates the key is locked The key cannot be programmed or the function defined for that key cannot be edited To lock or unlock a key Place the arrow cursor on the desired key in the sub menu Press Set An asterisk appears to indicate it is locked No asterisk indicates it is unlocked Press Shift User ...

Page 510: ... Menu Select User Define function Press the User Define or A N key number to be deleted Press Y for Yes to overwrite current data A User Define or A N key can also be re programmed by writing over replacing the existing sequence Saving User Define Functions All user define functions can be saved to MOD by using Setup Utilities User Data Back Up Save The data can be loaded back on to the system in ...

Page 511: ...cally to update any changes that have been made to the user preset parameters Saving Presets Before saving presets the MOD must first be initialized formatted prior to saving user application preset data S Select Set Up Utility Menu S Select 09 Media Initialize and press Return S Insert a MOD into the drive and press Return The system then takes the time to format the MOD approx 12 minutes NOTE If...

Page 512: ...the MOD A succeed or fail message will be displayed Eject the MOD label it and store it in a secure place for future reference Loading Presets To load presets back onto the system Type 04 User Data Backup from the Utility Menu and press Return Type 02 Load and press Return Set the media to the drive ensure the MOD is in the drive and press Return Select the application destination and press Return...

Page 513: ...14 Coupling gels 15 20 Planned Maintenance 15 20 Probe Discussion 15 21 Introduction 15 21 Convex Probes 15 23 Linear Probes 15 27 Sector Probes 15 31 CWD Probes 15 35 Biopsy Special Concerns 15 36 Precautions Concerning the Use of Biopsy Procedures 15 36 Preparing for a Biopsy 15 37 Displaying the Guidezone 15 37 Determining Needle Length 15 38 Needle Guide Type Preset Selection 15 39 Preparing t...

Page 514: ...one hand Be lightweight and balanced Have rounded edges and smooth surfaces Cables have been designed to Connect to system with appropriate cable length Stand up to typical wear by cleaning and disinfectant agents contact with approved gel etc Cable handling Take the following precautions with probe cables Keep free from wheels Do not bend the cable acutely Avoid crossing cables between probes ...

Page 515: ... mark on the display 1 1 Orientation Marking Figure 15 1 Orientation Marking on Probe Labeling Each probe is labeled with the following information Seller s name and manufacturer Operating frequency GE part number Probe serial number Month and year of manufacture Probe designation provided on the probe grip and the top of the connector housing so it is easily read when mounted on the system and is...

Page 516: ... LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 15 4 Labeling cont d MANUFACTURED e g SEPTEMBER 1993 Also found on Probe Connector GEMS Am GEMS E GEMS A Figure 15 2 Probe Adapter Label Figure 15 3 Probe Handle Labels ...

Page 517: ... 0 15 5 Labeling cont d MANUFACTURED e g SEPTEMBER 1993 GEMS Am GEMS E GEMS A 3 2 2 3 1 1 Also found on Probe Adapter Figure 15 4 Probe Connector Labels Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç Ç 2 1 MHz 1 Probe Orientation Marker 2 Active Probe Figure 15 5 Displayed Probe Information ...

Page 518: ...1 C721 CS E721 ERB7 I739 i12L LA39 Abdomen Small Parts Periph Vasc Obstetrics Gynecology Pediatrics Neonatal Urology Surgery Cardiac Endocavity Biopsy Probe Application 546L 739L L764 LD M7C M12L P509 S220 S222 S316 S317 S611 Abdomen Small Parts Periph Vasc Obstetrics Gynecology Pediatrics Neonatal Urology Surgery Cardiac Transcranial Biopsy Table 15 1 Probe Indications for Use ...

Page 519: ...al 2276612 100 Rev 0 15 7 Applications cont d Probe Application 3S T739 CWD2 CWD5 Abdomen Small Parts Periph Vasc Obstetrics Gynecology Pediatrics Neonatal Urology Surgery Cardiac Transcranial Biopsy Table 15 1 Probe Indications for Use cont d ...

Page 520: ... 6 7 5 0 i12L Intra operative 8 7 5 0 546L Deep Vascular Small Parts 5 2 4 0 739L Peripheral Vascular Small Parts 6 7 5 0 L764 Mammo PV Small Parts 6 6 5 0 LA39 Small Parts 8 7 5 0 LD Biopsy 3 5 2 5 M7C OB GYN 5 5 4 0 M12L Small Parts 8 7 5 0 P509 Cardiac 5 0 3 5 S220 Cardiac 2 5 2 2 S222 Transcranial Cardiac 2 9 2 0 S316 Cardiac 3 3 2 5 S317 Cardiac Abdom 3 3 2 5 S611 Cardiac 5 7 4 0 T739 Intra o...

Page 521: ...ntercavity Biplane Sec tor GEYMS 2123593 C358 NORYL Abdom OB GYN Convex GEYMS 2259153 C364 PES Abdom Convex GEYMS CBF 2259251 C386 NORYL Abdom OB GYN Convex GEYMS 2259162 C551 PES Abdom Convex GEYMS CAE P9607AD C721 NORYL Neonatal Convex GEYMS MTZ 2261018 CS PES Abdom Neonatal Convex GEYMS 2202320 E721 PES Intercavity Convex GEYMS MTZ P9607AF ERB7 NORYL Urology Convex Linear GEYMS 2239590 I739 NOR...

Page 522: ... S220 PES Cardiac Sector GEYMS W 2121793 2 S222 NORYL Transcranial Sector GEYMS 2259222 S316 PES Cardiac Abdom Sector GEYMS UC P9606AB S317 NORYL Cardiac Abdom Sector GEYMS 2259230 S611 NORYL Cardiac Neonatal Pediatric Sector GEYMS 2259238 T739 NORYL Intra op Linear GEYMS 2259246 3S NORYL Cardiology Sector GEMS 2261743 CWD2 NORYL Cardiac Single CWD GEYMS 2123594 CWD5 NORYL Peripheral Vascular Sing...

Page 523: ... do not use the probe until it has been inspected and repaired replaced by a GE Service Representative Keep a log of all probe maintenance along with a picture of any probe malfunction Environmental Requirements Probes should be operated stored or transported within the parameters outlined below Operational Storage Transport Temperature 10_ 40_ C 50_ 104_ F 10_ 60_ C 14_ 140_ F 40_ 60_ C 40_ 140_ ...

Page 524: ...any liquid DO NOT drop the probes or subject them to other types of mechanical shock or impact Degraded performance or damage such as cracks or chips in the housing may result Inspect the probe before and after each use for damage or degradation to the housing strain relief lens and seal A thorough inspection should be conducted during the cleaning process DO NOT kink tightly coil or apply excessi...

Page 525: ...cover the probe and cable and elastic bands used to secure the sheath Sterile probe sheaths are supplied as part of biopsy kits for those probes intended for use in biopsy procedures In addition to the sheath and elastic bands there are associated accessories for performing a biopsy procedure which are included in the kit Refer to the biopsy instructions for the specific probes in the Discussion s...

Page 526: ...ffective ways to prevent transmission between patients is with single use or disposable devices However ultrasound transducers are complex and expensive devices that must be reused between patients It is very important therefore to minimize the risk of disease transmission by using barriers and through proper processing between patients Adequate cleaning and disinfection are necessary to prevent d...

Page 527: ...face 3 Rinse the probe with enough clean potable water to remove all visible soap residue 4 Air dry or dry with a soft cloth Special Cleaning Instructions for the E721 MTZ and ERB7 When cleaning the E721 MTZ or ERB7 probe it is important to be sure that all surfaces are thoroughly cleaned These probe have an adjustable two part handle that must be disassembled to gain access to all surfaces To dis...

Page 528: ...cess cont d E721 MTZ B510 ÏÏ ÏÏ ÏÏ Ï Ï Ï Ï ÏÏ ÏÏ CWD5 CWD2 I739 T739 C386 C551 CAE C364 CBF 739L S316 UC C721 C358 ÏÏÏ L764 LH S220 W 546L S317 S611 S222 LA39 Contact face within Patient Environment Aperature Fluid Level P509 LD ERB7 3S M12L CS M7C i12L Figure 15 6 Probe Immersion Levels ...

Page 529: ... germicide with non glutaraldehyde based chemicals have been evaluated for compatibility with the material used to construct the probes The following FDA cleared high level disinfectant chemicals are recommended Cidex All Probes Cidex OPA All Probes EXCEPT 348C and 548C on LOGIQ 700 systems Sporox All Probes EXCEPT 348C 548C on LOGIQ 700 systems AND TE Trans esophageal Cidex PA TE Trans esophageal...

Page 530: ...ermicide residue from the probe and allow to air dry Special Disinfecting Instructions for the E721 MTZ and ERB7 To properly disinfect the E721 MTZ or ERB7 probe the probe handle can be reassembled loosely so that the entire probe with handle can be immersed in the germicide solution The adjustment screw must be kept loose so that germicide can penetrate to all surfaces After immersing rotate and ...

Page 531: ...e adapters into any liquid Avoid mechanical shock or impact to the transducer and do not apply excessive bending or pulling force to the cable Transducer damage can result from contact with inappropriate coupling or cleaning agents Do not soak or saturate transducers with solutions containing alcohol bleach ammonium chloride compounds or hydrogen peroxide Avoid contact with solutions or coupling g...

Page 532: ...pling gels should not contain the following ingredients as they are known to cause probe damage Methanol ethanol isopropanol or any other alcohol based product Mineral oil Iodine Lotions Lanolin Aloe Vera Olive Oil Methyl or Ethyl Parabens para hydroxybenzoic acid Dimethylsilicone Planned Maintenance The following maintenance schedule is suggested for the system and probes to ensure optimum operat...

Page 533: ...esignated by the prefix suffix C the endocavity probe is designated by the prefix suffix E Linear Array Linear Array probes are designated by the prefix suffix L the linear intra operative probes are designated by the prefix suffix I or T Phased Array Sector Phased Array Sector probes are designated by the prefix suffix S the biplane TEE probe is designated by the prefix suffix B the multi plane T...

Page 534: ...Array Aperture mm Center Frequency Type Type can be a prefix or a suffix L CWD2 Type Center Frequency TYPE C Convex I shaped intra operative Sector Endo TR TV Biplane TEE Pencil CWD I S E B CWD Linear L T shaped intra operative T Multiplane TEE P S Active Matrix Array M Table 15 7 Probe Naming Conventions ...

Page 535: ...ypical Convex Probe Biopsy Guidezone Active Matrix Array Convex Probes The Active Matrix Array Convex probe for the system is the M7C probe Probe Description Intended Uses Capabilities and Features Illustration M7C The M7C probe an Active Matrix Array is a general purpose probe for obtaining B Mode Doppler and Color Flow data OB GYN Abdomen Fetal Echo Wide field of view Huge footprint ...

Page 536: ...ge uniformity Good B Mode Resolution CFM Doppler detectability Ergonomics for scanning and cleaning Biopsy capability Contrast imaging capability C364 CBF The C364 probe is a general purpose probe for obtaining B Mode Doppler and Color Flow data General Purpose Radiology OB GYN Wide field of view Penetration Good B Mode Resolution CFM Doppler detectability Ergonomics for scanning and cleaning Biop...

Page 537: ... Resolution CFM Doppler detectability Ergonomics for scanning and cleaning Biopsy capability C721 The C721 probe is a general purpose probe for obtaining B Mode Doppler and Color Flow data Neonatal Pediatrics Small Footprint Wide field of view Good B Mode Resolution CFM Doppler detectability Ergonomics for scanning and cleaning Biopsy capability ÎÎÎ CS The CS probe is a general purpose probe for o...

Page 538: ...djustable handle angle Good B Mode Resolution CFM Doppler sensitivity Ergonomics for scanning and cleaning Biopsy capability ERB7 The ERB7 probe is a bi plane convex and linear probe for endocavity scanning and stepper volume measurements The ERB7 can also be utilized for obtaining B Mode Doppler and Color Flow images The ERB7 probe is not available in the USA Transrectal Wide field of view Small ...

Page 539: ... Active Matrix Array Linear Probes The Active Matrix Arry Linear probe for the system is the M12L probe Probe Description Intended Uses Capabilities and Features Illustration M12L The M12L is a general purpose linear probe for obtaining B Mode Doppler and Color Flow data Small Parts Peripheral Vascular Pediatrics Neonatal Surgery Excellent near and far field resolution Improved contrast resolution...

Page 540: ...ow height I shaped micro case Long and light probe cable Wideband for B Mode resolution homogenity Slant Scan CFM Doppler sensitivity Ergonomics for scanning and cleaning i12L The i12L is a linear probe intended for intra oprative applications PA51 Adapter is necessary Intra Operative imaging Superficial imaging for organs with space constraints Long and light probe cable 546L The 546L probe is a ...

Page 541: ...Biopsy capability L764 LH The L764 probe is a general purpose probe for obtaining B Mode Doppler and Color Flow data Mammography Small Parts Peripheral Vascular Wide field of view Good B Mode Resolution CFM Doppler detectability Ergonomics for scanning and cleaning Biopsy capability T739 The T739 probe is a linear probe intended for intra operative applications Intra operative imaging Superficial ...

Page 542: ...straints Slant scan Wideband for B Mode resolution homogenity CFM Doppler sensitivity Ergonomics for scanning and cleaning Biopsy capability LD The LD probe is a linear probe for biopsies A portion of the low sensitivity scan image for the LD probe lies along the hollow portion of its structure used for the biopsy guide sleeve Keep this fact in mind when performing all biopsies with the LD probe T...

Page 543: ...ype of guide displayed for the sector probes is illustrated below Figure 15 9 Typical Sector Probe Biopsy Guidezone Probe Description Intended Uses Capabilities and Features Illustration S220 W The S220 probe is a general purpose probe for obtaining B Mode Doppler and Color Flow data Cardiology General Abdominal Small footprint Penetration Steerable Doppler Good B Mode Resolution CFM Doppler detec...

Page 544: ...canning and cleaning S316 UC The S316 probe is a general purpose probe for obtaining B Mode Doppler and Color Flow data Cardiology General Abdominal Small footprint Steerable Doppler Good B Mode Resolution CFM Doppler detectability Ergonomics for scanning and cleaning Biopsy capability S317 The S317 probe is a general purpose sector probe for obtaining B Mode Doppler and Color Flow data Cardiology...

Page 545: ...ideband for B Mode resolution homogenity CFM Doppler sensitivity Ergonomically designed micro case for scanning and cleaning Biopsy capability B510 The B510 probe is a Biplane Transesophageal probe for obtaining B Mode Doppler and Color Flow data NOTE Refer to the User Manual that comes with the probe for details on handling operation and cleaning Cardiology from the Esophagus Small footprint Bipl...

Page 546: ...etails on handling operation and cleaning Cardiology from the Esophagus Small footprint Multiplane imaging Steerable Doppler Good B Mode Resolution CFM Doppler sensitivity Ergonomics for one hand manipulation of the handle 3S The 3S is a general purpose probe for obtaining B Mode Doppler and Color Flow data NOTE The 3S probe has an LED which is not activated with the LOGIQ 500 Cardiology Transcran...

Page 547: ...tion CWD2 The CWD2 probe is a pencil CWD probe for obtaining Continuous Wave Doppler data CW Doppler for Cardiology and Abdomen High sensitivity T bar support for holding Ergonomics for scanning and cleaning CWD5 The CWD5 probe is a pencil CWD probe for obtaining Continuous Wave Doppler data CW Doppler for Peripheral Vascular High sensitivity T bar support for holding Ergonomics for scanning and c...

Page 548: ...d technique to control infection and disease transmission Equipment must be cleaned as appropriate for the procedure prior to use Follow the probe cleaning and disinfection procedures and precautions to properly prepare the probe Follow the manufacturer s instructions for the cleaning of biopsy devices and accessories Use protective barriers such as gloves and probe sheaths After use follow proper...

Page 549: ...10 B Mode Sub Menu Biopsy Zone If the single fixed angle SGL was selected as the needle guide type in Set Up Custom Display page 1 the fixed zone angle is displayed If the needle guide type selected is multiple angle MULTI the Biopsy Zone rocker switch can be used to cycle through the angle selections MBX1 MBX2 MBX3 and OFF The Biopsy Guidezone adjusts along with image adjustments such as image in...

Page 550: ...sing measurement while the biopsy guidezone is displayed will add a line down the center of the guidezone with a depth marker that can be adjusted with the Trackball The needle may vary from the center line or guidezone for various reasons S Needle barrel to needle clearance or strength S Bracket manufacturing tolerance S Needle deflection due to tissue resistance S Needle size chosen Thinner need...

Page 551: ...2 0 4 0 7 0 739L 2 0 2 0 4 0 6 0 LA39 1 5 n a n a n a S316 UC 8 0 n a n a n a S317 8 0 4 0 6 0 8 0 S611 n a 4 0 5 5 7 0 T739 2 0 2 0 4 0 6 0 Table 15 8 Biopsy Guide Attachment Selection Failure to match the guidezone displayed to the guide may cause the needle to track a path outside the zone It is extremely important that when using the adjustable angle biopsy guides the angle displayed on the sc...

Page 552: ...pe of Bracket is displayed at the bottom of the screen with the angle selected Ensure that the MBX type selected for each probe is the same as the angle selected on the actual biopsy guide E721 Type Selection When the E721 probe is attached and active the needle guide type selection choices in Set Up Custom Display page 1 are TV0 Reusable metal guide with a 0 offset angle TR5 Civco disposable guid...

Page 553: ...ith 5 mm increments for vertical orientation 1 8 selections are available GBX Needle Placement guide with 5 mm increments for seed implant template grid alignment LD Type Selection LD Probe Angle degree MBX1 MBX2 MBX3 MBX4 30 30 16 1 16 1 0 16 1 16 1 Table 15 9 LD Probe Angle ÁÁÁÁÁ ÁÁÁÁÁ ÁÁÁÁÁ ÁÁÁ ÁÁÁ ÁÁÁÁ Figure 15 15 LD Probe Alignment Figure 15 16 LD Probe with Needle Guide ...

Page 554: ...able needle barrels are available for a variety of needle sizes Please refer to the manufacturer s instructions included in the biopsy kit Fixed Needle Guide Assembly Identify the appropriate biopsy guide bracket by matching the label on the bracket with the probe to be used Orient the bracket so that the needle clip attachment will be on the same side as the probe orientation mark ridge 1 2 1 Pro...

Page 555: ... the proper sanitary sheath over the probe and biopsy bracket Use the rubber bands supplied to hold the sheath in place Figure 15 18 Applying Sanitary Sheath Snap the fixed or adjustable needle clip onto the biopsy guide bracket 1 1 Sheath Figure 15 19 Fixed Needle Clip Attachment Choose the desired gauge size needle barrel Twist it back and forth to remove it from the plastic tree ...

Page 556: ...e Guide Assembly cont d Figure 15 20 Needle Barrels Place the needle barrel into the needle clip with the desired gauge facing the needle clip and snap into place 18 Figure 15 21 Needle Barrel Installation Ensure that all guide parts are seated properly prior to perfoming a biopsy CAUTION ...

Page 557: ...ezone and try guidezone angles MBX1 to MBX3 to decide the best angle setting for needle path NOTE The biospy guidezone type can be selected in the Set Up Custom Display menu page 1 Identify the appropriate biopsy guide bracket by matching the label on the bracket with the probe to be used Î Figure 15 22 S317 Multi Angle Biopsy Guide Bracket Orient the bracket so that the needle clip attachment wil...

Page 558: ...BX1 MBX2 and MBX3 to match the guidezone display on the ultrasound system Pull up Î Figure 15 24 Select the angle position Push the knob down into the desired slot to secure the angle position of the needle guide attachment Î Î Push Figure 15 25 Fix the angle position Hold the bracket in place on the probe when pushing the knob to secure the angle position of the needle guide attachment Excessive ...

Page 559: ...te amount of coupling gel on the face of the probe Place the proper sanitary sheath tightly over the probe and biopsy bracket Use the rubber bands supplied to hold the sheath in place Î Figure 15 26 Applying Sanitary Sheath Snap the needle clip onto the biopsy guide bracket 1 Î 1 Sheath Figure 15 27 Fixing the Needle Clip Attachment ...

Page 560: ...to the bracket Lock Figure 15 28 Locking the Needle Clip Choose the desired gauge size needle barrel Twist it back and forth to remove it from the plastic tree Figure 15 29 Needle Barrel Selection Place the needle barrel into the needle clip with the desired gauge facing the needle clip and snap into place Figure 15 30 Needle Barrel Installation Ensure that all guide parts are seated properly prio...

Page 561: ...t key The Biopsy Procedure Place coupling gel on the scanning surface of the probe sheath biopsy guide assembly Activate the biopsy guidezone on the system through the B Mode Sub Menu When using multi angle guides ensure that the proper guidezone angle is displayed SGL Preset B Edge Enhance Rejectn Image Rotatn Biopsy Zone Set Up ECG 0DEG 40 MID Figure 15 31 B Mode Sub Menu Biopsy Zone Scan to loc...

Page 562: ... a recommended disinfecting agent and reused E721 Probe Biopsy Guide Preparation To prepare the E721 for use 1 Remove the probe from the box and carefully examine it for any damage 2 If the biopsy guide is to be attached use the filling removal tool Figure 15 32 to clean out the attachment area on the probe head 1 Probe Head 2 Attachment 3 Filling Removal Tool Figure 15 32 Attachment Filling Remov...

Page 563: ... Powder can degrade the displayed image 2 Place an adequate amount of ultrasound gel inside the sheath tip the gel is between the sheath inner surface and the probe aperture NOTE Ensure that only acoustic coupling gel is used for this purpose 3 Place the sheath tip over the probe aperture and then pull the sheath end toward the probe handle 4 Inspect the sheath for nicks cuts or tears 1 Probe Hand...

Page 564: ...gle 6 If a biopsy is to be performed snap the metal or plastic biopsy guide on to the probe over the sheath Figure 15 34 7 Place an adequate amount of ultrasound gel on the gel filled sheath tip outer surface 1 Sanitary Sheath Figure 15 35 Civco Disposable Biopsy Guide 5 Angle 8 Ensure the guide is properly seated and secure by pushing forward on the needle insertion end of the guide until the att...

Page 565: ... If a biopsy is being performed activate the biopsy guidezone Scan the patient to determine the correct puncture depth and site before inserting the needle Ensure that the proper guidezone TV0 or TR5 is displayed Post Biopsy If the exam is over 1 Remove the biopsy guide and twist lock clamp Remove and properly dispose of the sheath 2 Thoroughly clean the probe and equipment Refer to your instituti...

Page 566: ...ative Civco 14 16 18 20 22 25 AWG Civco Ultra Pro Table 15 10 Probe Biopsy Chart Fixed Angle Multi Angle Biopsy Guide Attachment Probe Mfg Needle Sizes not included Repl Kit C358 Abdominal OB GYN Civco 14 through 23 AWG Civco Ultra Pro II C364 Abdominal OB GYN Civco 14 through 23 AWG Civco Ultra Pro II C386 OB GYN Abdominal Civco 14 through 23 AWG Civco Ultra Pro II C551 OB GYN Abdominal Civco 14 ...

Page 567: ...6 11 Overview 16 11 Inspecting the System 16 11 Weekly Maintenance 16 12 Other Maintenance 16 16 Troubleshooting 16 19 Introduction 16 19 Trouble images 16 19 Loose cables 16 25 Display Messages 16 26 System Error Message Description 16 27 Operation Error Message Description 16 28 Operation Guide Message Description 16 32 Warning Message Description 16 33 Operator Diagnostics 16 34 Introduction 16...

Page 568: ...User Maintenance LOGIQ 500 Basic Users Manual 2276612 100 Rev 0 16 2 Assistance 16 38 Clinical Questions 16 38 Service Questions 16 38 Literature 16 38 Accessories 16 38 Supplies Accessories 16 39 ...

Page 569: ...tor Convex array Linear array Micro convex array Endocavitary TV TR Non imaging CW Doppler Display Monitor 15 inch color display NTSC color formats PAL available Full swivel tilt height adjust monitor Operator Interface Full alphanumeric keyobard Context sensitive backlit keys Three active probe ports Dynamic soft menu display User definable keys Body patterns Peripheral Interface Multi image came...

Page 570: ...olor maps Transparent maps Topographic maps InSite Remote Diagnostic Capability Live application suppport Remote execution of system diagnostics Virtual Operator capability Image transfer Error log analysis Scan data analysis Keystroke analysis Measurements Distance Circumference Ellipse Trace Area Ellipse Trace Volume Ellipsoid Angle Between Two Lines B Mode Time Slope M Mode Single Velocity Dopp...

Page 571: ...uipment malfunctions that could affect measurement accuracy a quality assurance QA plan should be established for the equipment that includes routine accuracy checks with tissue mimicking phantoms Please be advised that all distance and Doppler related measurements through tissue are dependent upon the propagation velocity of sound within the tissue The propagation velocity usually varies with the...

Page 572: ...130 cm s 10 or 1 cm s 5 or 1 cm s 50 PW Doppler Color Flow Doppler Angle Correction cm s cm s From 0 to 60 From 60 to 80 5 12 Table 16 1 System Measurements and Accuracies LOGIQ 500 Clinical Calculation Accuracy Estimate the overall inaccuracy of a combined measurement and calculation by including the stated inaccuracy from the basic measurement accuracy statements Diagnostic errors may result fro...

Page 573: ...rants that when delivered the products will not be subject to any valid patent or copyright infringement claim The warranty period for all warranties except the warranty of title and the patent and copyright warranty is limited in time as shown below Ultrasound Part Time Limit Ultrasound systems components modules and upgrades 12 Months Ultrasound probes and transducers 12 Months Ultrasound water ...

Page 574: ...embly and the products are operating in accordance with our published product specifications OR 2 The date you first use the products for patient use If assembly is delayed for 30 days or more after the date of delivery for a reason beyond our reasonable control the warranty period will begin on the thirtieth day after the date of delivery The warranty period for any product or part furnished to c...

Page 575: ...ow any of GE s written recommendations or instructions c Combining the products with products of others or with incompatible GE products d Any of your designs specifications or instructions OR e Any cause external to the products as furnished by GE or beyond our reasonable control 2 Ultrasound supplies and accessories identified by catalog numbers which start with the letter E which are covered by...

Page 576: ...t it is based on an infringement claim which would be a breach of the patent and copyright warranty If the infringement claim is valid GE will pay all damages and costs awarded against you due to the breach In addition GE will obtain a license for you to continue using the infringing product provide a non infringing replacement alter the product so that it is non infringing or remove the infringin...

Page 577: ...wing on a monthly basis Connectors on cables for any mechanical defects Entire length of electrical and power cables for cuts or abrasions Equipment for loose or missing hardware Control panel and keyboard for defects Casters for proper locking operation To avoid electrical shock hazard do not remove panels or covers from console This servicing must be performed by qualified service personnel Fail...

Page 578: ...order VCR S Multi Imaging Camera MIC S Video Page Printer Failure to perform required maintenance may result in unnecessary service calls Cleaning the system Prior to cleaning any part of the system 1 Turn off the system power System cabinet To clean the system cabinet 1 Moisten a soft non abrasive folded cloth with a mild general purpose non abrasive soap and water solution 2 Wipe down the top fr...

Page 579: ...276612 100 Rev 0 16 13 Cleaning the system cont d Monitor To clean the monitor face and filter Remove the monitor filter as shown in Figure 16 1 Figure 16 1 Monitor Filter Removal 1 Slide the filter clamps towards the monitor sides 2 Pull the filter clamps out ...

Page 580: ...ll the filter on the monitor by reversing the removal procedure in Figure 16 1 Insert the filter clamps and slide them inwards securely NOTE Make sure that the filter is securely fixed by the filter clamps These are important to prevent a hazard from the filter falling A click sound will be heard when the filter clamp is secured by the lock mechanism Operator Controls To clean the operator control...

Page 581: ...Wipe the external surfaces of the unit with a soft clean dry cloth NOTE Do not use a wet cloth or any cleaning fluid because it may enter and damage the unit 3 Clean the record and playback heads with a soft non abrasive cleaning system according to the manufacturer s instructions See the VCR s Operator Manual Multi Image Camera To clean the MIC 1 Moisten a soft non abrasive folded cloth with a mi...

Page 582: ...ly dampened with a mild detergent solution NOTE Never use strong solvents such as thinner or benzine or abrasive cleansers because they will damage the cabinet No further maintenance such as lubrication is required To clean the surface of the print head 1 Run the cleaning sheet provided with the printer through the printer Review the Video Page Printer s Operator Manual for details Other Maintenan...

Page 583: ...d filter does not cause the system to overheat and reduce system performance and reliability It is recommended the filters be cleaned quarterly once every three months Locating The 3 air filters are located in the front and back of the system ON OFF 1 0 ON 1 2 1 Console Air Filter Screen 2 Power Supply Air Filters Figure 16 2 Location of Air Filters Quarterly ...

Page 584: ...Pull the filter screen out 3 4 1 2 1 Single Filter Screen Removal 2 Dual Filter Screen Removal 3 Air Filter 4 Retainer Figure 16 3 Single Filter Screen Removal Cleaning To clean the filter 1 Be sure to shake the filter in an area away from the system 2 Wash the filter in a mild soapy solution rinse and air dry or dry with a cloth NOTE Allow wet filter to dry thoroughly before installing 3 Slide th...

Page 585: ...n If additional information or assistance is needed contact your local Applications Sales or Service Representative Trouble images The LOGIQ 500 has the capacity to store as many as eight trouble images The trouble image files may be saved to MOD for archival or loaded back into the system hard drive for display and review The trouble images on file can also be retrieved for analysis through Insit...

Page 586: ...s displayed Press n for no comments Press y to add a maximum of 42 characters as comments to the trouble image file Press Return after commenting is complete After the eighth image is saved there is a warning to indicate the disk space is full The ninth attempt to save a trouble image will require writing over the first image etc first in first out The message Overwrite the old image DIAGIG00 y or...

Page 587: ...enu S From the Set Up Sub Menu select Utility The Utility Menu appears as shown in Figure 16 4 NOTE MOD media used to save trouble images must first be initialized formatted in the utility menu selection 09 Media Initialization Figure 16 4 Utility Menu S From the Utility menu select 03 Trouble Image Save Load Display Enter menu number 03 and press Return ...

Page 588: ...urn Figure 16 5 Trouble Image Save Load Display Menu A message will be displayed to place an MOD disk in the drive and press any key to continue The system will read all trouble images from the hard drive and display the image menu in 2 pages of 4 files each The line available under the file number date time and mode information is the 42 character comment line Figure 16 6 Saved Trouble Image Menu...

Page 589: ...le i e 01 and press Return The message Saving now is displayed The system will take a few moments to save the image file After the save operation is complete the message Press Y to continue or Ctrl R to return is displayed Pressing Y will prompt for another file menu number to be saved Pressing Ctrl R will return to the previous menu screen Figure 16 7 Trouble Image Save Complete ...

Page 590: ...he 42 character comment line Trouble image files must be loaded one at a time Enter the number of the file to be loaded i e 01 and press Return The message Loading now is displayed The system will take a few moments to load the image file After the load operation is complete the message Press Y to continue or Ctrl R to return is displayed Pressing Y will prompt for another file menu number to be l...

Page 591: ...r of the file to be displayed i e 01 and press Return The image will be displayed on the monitor for analysis Loose cables If ECG cables are loose 1 Check the ECG cable lead connection OR 2 Check the connection on the back panel If peripheral cables are loose 1 Check the connections on the back of the peripheral OR 2 Check the connection on the back panel ...

Page 592: ...ning Messages are displayed for patient safety or system failure reasons System Preparation Message is displayed when the system powers up These messages are displayed in the single line message area at the bottom of the display The message display time varies depending on the type of message Some messages may be accompanied by an audio tone For Operation Error Messages the user can choose to turn...

Page 593: ...ED CPU EXCEPTION Unexpected CPU exception is encountered SYS ERROR ILLEGAL FILE FORMAT FILE File format is illegal SYS ERROR SCSI ERROR DEVICE CODE SCSI device error is encountered SYS ERROR LOCAL CPU ERROR BOARD Local CPU error is encountered SYS ERROR INTERRUPT TIME OUT BOARD VECTOR Time out of waiting interrupt Table 16 3 System Error Message Description If System Error Message occurs record th...

Page 594: ...r in the printer is jammed Locate and clear the paper jam Color Video Printer Check Printer Ribbon Cassette error Something is wrong with the ribbon cassette or its setting Remove ribbon and re install Check Printer Paper Cassette error The paper cassette setting is wrong Remove cassette set and re install Check Printer Paper Supply empty The printer is out of paper Add paper Shut the top hatch of...

Page 595: ... function selected is not available in some situations Perform from VCR front panel Protected Check Tape This tape has been write protected Use non protected tape Line Printer Check Line Printer The port isn t set The line printer has not been assigned to Port MIC A or B Assign the line printer to Port MIC A or B Check Line Printer No Power The line printer is powered off or the serial cable is no...

Page 596: ... Barcode sum check error There is something wrong with the barcode data Retry use manual calibration Scanning Function Transducer Not Recognized An invalid probe has been connected Remove invalid probe Transducer Calibration in Process Probe change is taking place Wait for process to complete Option Setting Option Not Available The option to perform the requested function is not available Install ...

Page 597: ...ither unmounted or unformatted The disk is either not formatted or inserted in the drive Either format the disk or insert it into the drive Too much data Store failed The hard drive capacity of the hard drive to store additional MOD media search data is full Backup MOD media search data from the hard drive to a separate MOD before attempting image storage This function in not available During the ...

Page 598: ...ystem The information doesn t exist on the hard drive Check all patient information Can not read Tape ID Register the new tape y n The tape ID cannot be read Yes to register new tape No to cancel Retry to read Tape ID y n The tape ID cannot be read Yes to retry No to cancel Please play VCR image and freeze at the other frame The operator has retried to read the tape ID Press Play and Freeze Save p...

Page 599: ...d The system completed copying the data that was requested NA Table 16 5 Operation Guide Message Description cont d Warning Message Description Category Problem Message Possible Cause Possible Corrective Action Temperature Safety WARNING Temperature error System internal temperature is at a maximum but not caused by fan failure Reduce room temperature WARNING WARNING Cooling Fan Failure System fan...

Page 600: ...n diagnostic tests such as System Test 1 reduced version Black White Test Pattern Color Test Pattern Graphics Test Pattern The test patterns can be used to adjust the display monitor or peripheral displays The system test provides a reduced pass fail version of the diagnostic used to check the LOGIQ 500 software Probe Selection Connect and select the C364 probe for diagnostic test purposes ...

Page 601: ... ECG System Paramtr Custom Display Diag User Define Utility Save Values Figure 16 9 Set Up Sub Menu Select DIAG from the Set Up Sub Menu The diagnostic test menu appears on the screen Figure 16 10 Diagnostic Test Menu Type in the desired test number and press Return The test begins running or the test pattern is displayed EXE TIME is the test execution time The time needed to run the test ...

Page 602: ...3 Beam Former Test 1 04 Beam Former Test 2 05 Log Test 06 Frequency Characteristic Test 08 Doppler Test 1 09 Doppler Test 2 11 Color Flow Test 1 12 Color Flow Test 2 13 TLMP Test Reduced 14 DDSC Test Reduced 15 CINE Test Reduced 16 VIDO Test Reduced 17 VIDO VPBM Test Reduced 18 EXBO Test Reduced 19 RCTL Test Reduced 20 PIOP Test Reduced 21 Keyboard RAM Test Reduced 27 Power Supply Thermal Test 29 ...

Page 603: ...GIQ 500 monitor or peripheral displays Test Pattern Color Select 03 from the Diagnostic Test Menu A color video test pattern is displayed This pattern can be used to adjust the LOGIQ 500 or peripheral output devices Test Pattern Graphics Select 04 from the Diagnostic Test Menu A graphic video test pattern is displayed This checks the graphics generator of the LOGIQ 500 and can be used for monitors...

Page 604: ... Questions For service call your local Service Representative GE CARES at 1 800 437 1171 Literature To request the latest GE Accessories catalog or equipment brochures call your local Applications Sales or Service Representative Response Center at 1 800 643 6439 Accessories To place an order call your local Applications Sales or Service Representative GE Access Center at 1 800 472 3666 For USA Onl...

Page 605: ...essory Units S VHS VCR Tapes 60 Minute S VHS tape 126 Minute S VHS tape Sony VCR Model SVO 9500MD Each Sony B W Printer Model UP 890 Each Sony B W Printer Model UP 890MDG Each Sony Color Printer Model UP 1800 Each IIE Multi Image Camera Model IIE 460 Each Sony UP 1800 Paper Color B W Sony UP 890 Paper Table 16 7 Peripherals and Accessories Console Accessory Units Foot Switch Each Vinyl Cover Each ...

Page 606: ...ch C721 Each CS Each E721 Each ERB7 Each I739 Each i12L Each LA39 Each 546L Each 739L Each L764 Each M7C Each P509 Each S220 Each S222 Each S316 Each S317 Each S611 Each T739 Each CWD2 Each CWD5 Each PA51 Adapter Each S5 Adapter Each Probe Cable Arm Each Left Side Holder Each Special TV TR Holder Each Table 16 9 Probes and Accessories ...

Page 607: ...ccessory Units Cidex Activated Dialdehyde 16 1 qt bottles 4 1 gal bottles 2 2 5 gal bottles Table 16 11 Disinfectant Civco Biopsy Starter Kits includes bracket Accessory Units C358 Probe Biopsy Kit Kit C364 Probe Biopsy Kit Kit C551 Probe Biopsy Kit Kit S316 Probe Biopsy Kit Kit 739L Probe Biopsy Kit Kit E721 Probe Biopsy Kit Reusable Kit Disposable Kit ERB7 Probe Biopsy Kit Reusable Kit Disposabl...

Page 608: ...o Kit Civco UltraPro II Kit Civco Cleaning Brush for E721 Biopsy Guide 5 Brushes Per Set Table 16 14 Biopsy Kits Ultrasound Probe and Cord Sheath Sets Accessory Units Sterile Ultrasound Probe Sheath Set 20 Per Set Sterile Ultrasound Cord Sheath Set 20 Per Set Sanitary Rectal Vaginal Probe Cover 20 Per Set Sterile Combination Probe and Cord Cover Set 12 Per Set Sterile Ultrasound Probe Sheath Set f...

Page 609: ...nel Kit ECG Cables Set PCG Sensor Each Table 16 16 Patient ECG Lead Wires Patient Electrodes Accessory Units Adult Box 300 Pediatric Box 300 Adult off center Box 500 Pediatric off center Box 1000 Table 16 17 Patient ECG Electrodes Contact the distributor GE affiliate or sales representative for approved peripherals ...

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Page 611: ...ustom Display menu page 20 14 49 3D CFM PDI Shade Boundary Threshold EC UP Custom Display menu page 20 14 49 3D CFM PDI Shade Object Threshold EC UP Custom Display menu page 20 14 49 3D Mode B Mode 5 21 Color Flow 5 43 3D Number of Frames in Build EC UP Custom Display menu page 20 14 48 3D Scan Line Resolution EC UP Custom Display menu page 20 14 48 3D Swing Angle deg EC UP P R Custom Display menu...

Page 612: ... 16 18 ALARA 5 10 Amniotic Fluid Index AFI 9 20 Angle Calculation 8 3 10 22 Correction Theta Doppler 5 61 Annotation 6 16 Blue Shift 6 22 Clear 6 17 CTRL M 6 17 Cursor Home 6 17 Editing 6 26 Image 6 21 Library 6 19 Red Shift 6 22 Set 6 18 Shift TAB 6 18 Special Keys 6 22 Blue Shift 6 22 Red Shift 6 22 Tab 6 18 Annotation Library 1 24 EC UP Preset Program pages 8 9 14 93 Application Presets Definin...

Page 613: ...ustom Display menu page 2 14 18 B Focus Dual Marker EC UP Custom Display menu page 13 14 35 B Format B Dual EC Custom Display menu page 13 14 36 B Format B Single EC Custom Display menu page 13 14 36 B Frame Average EC UP P Custom Display menu page 2 14 16 B Gain EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 2 14 16 B Gain at Intermittent Ref Scan EC UP R P Custom Display menu page 11 14 32 B Gray Scale Map ...

Page 614: ... B M Gain 3 42 B Mode 5 12 M Mode 5 76 B W Video Page Printer 13 6 B510 15 33 Backup User Data 14 107 Baseline Shift Color Flow 5 34 Doppler 5 63 Bi Plane Ellipsoid Method 10 17 Biological Hazard 2 3 2 7 Biopsy Depth Cursor 5 24 15 38 Guidezone s 5 23 Procedures Accessories supplies 15 37 Guide attachment 15 42 Probes 15 54 Special concerns 15 36 Blue Shift 6 22 Body Pattern Copy to Active Side Sy...

Page 615: ...are and Maintenance Cleaning the system Air Filters 16 17 Cabinet 16 12 Foot Switch 16 15 Monitor 16 13 Multi Image Camera 16 15 Operator control panel 16 14 Page Printer 16 16 VCR 16 15 Caution 2 2 16 39 CFM Color Flow Mode 5 28 Optimization 5 45 CFM ACE EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 7 14 26 CFM B Angle Width deg mm EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 6 14 25 CFM B Frame Average EC UP P R Cus...

Page 616: ... CFM Velocity cm s EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 5 14 7 Custom Display menu page 6 14 25 CFM Wall Echo Canceller EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 6 14 24 CFM PDI Enhancement 5 42 CFM PDI Focus Depth EC UP P Custom Display menu page 6 14 25 CFM PDI Initial Mode EC R Custom Display menu page 18 14 45 CFM PDI Initial Sequence EC Custom Display menu page 17 14 44 CFM PDI Performance Priority EC...

Page 617: ...olor Tag 5 22 Basics 5 28 Doppler 5 68 Color Tag 5 68 Tag Position 5 68 M Mode 5 79 M Mode 5 79 Color Flow 3D Mode 5 43 ACE 5 42 Activating 5 29 Adjust for Ref 5 44 Baseline Shift 5 34 Capture 5 39 CFM for Ref 5 44 Color Window 5 29 Common Controls 5 32 Control Layout 5 31 Diag Mode 5 37 Display 5 30 Exiting 5 29 Frame Average 5 38 Gain 5 33 High Resolution 5 39 Intermt Scan 5 44 Intervl 5 45 M Mo...

Page 618: ...16 Replacing key lamps 16 16 Controls 3 35 Coupling Gels 15 20 CUA Selection Reset on New Patient System Parameters menu page 1 14 52 CUA AUA for HADLOCK System Parameters menu page 3 14 58 Cubed Method 10 7 Cursor Annotation 6 16 Biopsy Depth 5 24 15 38 Color Flow Doppler 5 36 Doppler 5 60 Cursors 7 4 Custom Display Presets 14 8 Contents 14 13 Customizing Your System 14 1 CWD 5 54 CWD Base Line E...

Page 619: ...m Display menu page 15 14 39 D Video Inverse EC Custom Display menu page 16 14 42 D CFM Scale Mark EC Custom Display menu page 15 14 39 Danger 2 2 2 6 Data Management Center DMC 9 42 Date Format System Parameters System Parameters menu page 1 14 52 Defibrillator Caution 2 22 Degauss Monitor 3 28 Delay Trigger Source System Parameters menu page 2 14 54 Depth 3 41 B Mode 5 12 Device Labels 2 8 Diag ...

Page 620: ...play Format Dual B Mode 5 14 Display Height 1 3 EC Preset Program menu page 10 14 93 Display MaxPG with Velocity EC UP Preset Program menu page 4 14 76 Display Messages 16 26 Display Probe Name System Parameters menu page 1 14 54 Display Spectrm Ref Value EC Custom Display menu page 16 14 43 Display TGC Curve EC Custom Display menu page 12 14 35 Display Unit Age 1 4 EC Preset Program menu page 10 ...

Page 621: ...u 10 32 Wave 10 35 ECG Audio Beat Sound EC R Custom Display menu page 19 14 46 ECG Audio Beat Sound Tone EC Custom Display menu page 19 14 46 ECG Auto Display EC Custom Display menu page 19 14 46 ECG Gain EC R Custom Display menu page 19 14 46 ECG Heart Rate Display EC Custom Display menu page 19 14 46 ECG Position EC R Custom Display menu page 19 14 46 ECG R Delay 1 ms EC UP R Custom Display menu...

Page 622: ...12 14 34 Freeze 3 42 6 6 Foot Switch 6 7 G Gain Color Doppler 5 33 General Calculations Stenosis 8 3 Angle 8 3 Cardiac Output CO 8 4 CFM Mode Velocity Point See General Calculations Flow Volume FV 8 7 Heart Rate HR 8 6 8 8 10 30 Radiology Abdomen See General Calculations Small Parts See General Calculations Stroke Volume Ratio SV 8 5 Trace Auto 8 3 8 8 11 5 Transf Calcs 8 3 Urology See General Cal...

Page 623: ...25 Media Search 13 36 MO Archive 13 27 MO Eject 13 38 MOD 13 23 Patient Search 13 29 Preset Parameters 13 24 Image Archive Compression EC Preset Program menu page 2 14 71 Image Back Color EC UP Custom Display menu page 12 14 34 Image Gamma EC UP Custom Display menu page 12 14 33 Image Mode EC UP R Custom Display menu page 12 14 33 Image Recall 13 4 Image Reverse EC UP P R Custom Display menu page ...

Page 624: ... 29 LA39 15 30 Labels Icon Description 2 8 Language System Parameters menu page 1 14 52 Language Specific Characters 6 22 Laser Camera 13 22 LD 15 30 Leakage Current 2 11 Left Ventricular Calculation Formulas 10 7 Length Unit EC Preset Program menu page 3 14 72 Library Annotation 6 19 Entering Editing 6 19 Line Printer Basic Operation 13 21 Error Messages 16 29 Setup 13 21 Locatn Location 9 23 LOG...

Page 625: ...Display menu page 3 14 20 M Scale Mark EC Custom Display menu page 14 14 39 M Softener Level EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 3 14 19 M Tag Auto Start EC UP Custom Display menu page 14 14 37 M Tag Center EC R Custom Display menu page 14 14 37 M Tag Width EC R Custom Display menu page 14 14 38 M Video Inverse EC Custom Display menu page 14 14 39 M Mode 5 75 B M Gain 5 76 Color 5 79 Color Flow 5 2...

Page 626: ...AX TAMIN TAMEAN TAMODE 7 15 General 7 1 GYN 9 43 9 44 Endometrium Thickness 9 45 Ovarian Height 9 43 Ovarian Length 9 43 Ovarian Width 9 43 Ovary Follicles 9 44 RI 9 46 Uterine Height 9 44 Uterine Length 9 44 Uterine Width 9 44 M Mode Depth Difference 7 22 Time 7 18 7 21 Tissue Depth 7 20 Modified Simpson s Rule Method 10 13 OB A B Ratio 9 24 AFI 9 20 D S Ratio 9 24 GS 9 19 Hints 9 24 HR 9 24 Loca...

Page 627: ...ment Center DMC 9 42 Exam Preparation 9 2 Fetal Trend Management See Fetal Growth Trend Formulas European Version 9 14 Osaka University Method 9 9 Other Available Formulas 9 16 Tokyo University Method 9 7 USA Version 9 10 Graph 9 38 Changing Selection 9 41 Selection 9 39 Measurements A B Ratio 9 24 AFI 9 20 D S Ratio 9 24 GS 9 19 Hints 9 24 HR 9 24 Locatn 9 23 Programmable User Table 14 80 Pulsati...

Page 628: ...y EC Custom Display menu page 19 14 47 PCG Filter System Parameters menu page 2 14 54 PCG Gain EC R Custom Display menu page 19 14 47 PCG Position EC R Custom Display menu page 19 14 47 PDI 5 46 Optimizing 5 46 PDI ACE EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 8 14 28 PDI B Frame Average EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 8 14 28 PDI B Gain EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 8 14 28 PDI B High Resolution...

Page 629: ... 5 49 Personnel Safety 2 6 PFD ACE EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 9 14 30 PFD B Gain EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 9 14 30 PFD B High Resolution EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 9 14 30 PFD Color Threshold EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 9 14 29 PFD Default Map EC Custom Display menu page 18 14 45 PFD M Gain Delta from B EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 9 14 30 PFD M Wall Filter EC...

Page 630: ...g B Mode Dynamic Range 5 15 Edge Enhance 5 24 Focus Number 5 16 Focus Position 5 22 Frame Averaging 5 18 Image Softener 5 21 Color Flow Capture 5 39 Diag Mode 5 37 Frame Average 5 38 High Resolution 5 39 Penetration Penet 5 38 Slant Scan 5 36 Doppler Dynamic Range 5 71 M Mode Dynamic Range 5 77 Edge Enhance 5 78 Precaution Levels 2 2 Prescription Device 1 5 Preset Application Preset Selection 4 7 ...

Page 631: ...0 29 11 5 Pulsative Flow Detection Mode 5 47 Pulsed Wave Doppler Introduction 5 50 PWD 5 58 See also Doppler PWD Alternative Scan EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 4 14 22 PWD Base Line EC R Custom Display menu page 17 14 43 PWD Dynamic Range EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 4 14 21 PWD Gain EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 4 14 21 PWD Gray Scale Map EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 4 14 21...

Page 632: ...CA 11 4 RtOvFo 9 44 S S220 15 31 S222 15 32 S316 15 32 S317 15 32 S611 15 33 Safety 2 1 Acoustic Output 2 17 BF Equipment 2 11 CF Equipment 2 11 Class I Equipment 2 11 EMC 2 12 Equipment and personnel safety Explosion hazard 2 6 Smoke and fire hazard 2 6 Hazard Symbols Icon Description 2 3 Labels Icon Description 2 8 Leakage Current 2 11 Patient Diagnostic Information 2 4 Identification 2 4 Mechan...

Page 633: ...for Ref 5 44 CFM for Ref 5 44 Color Capture 5 39 Color Flow Map 5 36 Color Tag 5 41 Color Threshold 5 39 Diag Mode 5 37 Frame Average 5 38 High Resolution 5 39 Intermt Scan 5 45 Intervl 5 44 MR Flow 5 43 MTI Filter 5 37 Noise Blanker 5 42 Packet Size 5 40 Penet 5 38 Persistence 5 43 Slant Scan 5 36 Spatial Filter 5 40 Tag Position 5 41 Timer Start 5 44 W E Cancel 5 41 Control Panel 3 38 Doppler AS...

Page 634: ...B 9 25 Vascular Displaying 11 6 Editing 11 7 Sweep Speed Doppler 5 67 M Mode 5 79 Sync Selectn 10 35 System Care 16 11 Specifications 16 3 System Error Erase Interval System Parameters menu page 1 14 54 System Parameters Preset Parameters 14 50 Systolic Diastolic Ratio S D 8 3 9 24 10 29 11 5 T T739 15 29 TA Max Auto EC Preset Program menu page 3 14 73 Tag Position B Mode 5 22 Color Flow 5 41 Dopp...

Page 635: ...1 8 System Parameters menu page 6 14 65 User Sequence 1 8 Programming 14 84 User Table Editor Preset Program menu page 7 14 80 Ut H 9 44 Ut L 9 44 Ut W 9 44 Uterine Height 9 44 Length 9 44 Width 9 44 Uterine Cavity 9 20 V Vascular 11 1 Advanced Option 11 10 Calculation Formulas 11 9 Calculations 11 3 Carotid Artery Measurements 11 3 Exam Preparation 11 2 Measurements 11 3 A B Ratio 11 5 Heart Rate...

Page 636: ...3 5 Label Locations 2 19 Warranties Duration 16 7 Scope 16 7 Wheels 3 16 Who to Contact 1 6 Word Wrap 6 21 Z Zoom 3 44 Display Format 5 85 Introduction 6 2 M Mode 5 76 6 4 Methods Acoustic Zoom 6 2 Display 6 3 Multi Image 6 5 Size 3 44 Zoom Auto Start EC UP P Custom Display menu page 1 14 14 Zoom Factor EC UP P R Custom Display menu page 1 14 14 Zoom Reference EC UP P Custom Display menu page 1 14...

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