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Beginning an Exam

LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1

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User Guide

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Direction 5610736-100

 

Rev. 9

Archive Screen (For R1.0.x)  (continued)

 Figure 1-44. Archive view Screen 2

6.  Patient View/Exam View: Lists the patients in the database / 

Displays the Exam History of the selected patient.

7.  Dataflow Selection: Select the appropriate patient dataflow.
8.  Delete: Select to delete the selected patient.
9.  Delete All: Select to delete all the patient.
10.  Folder Information: Displays the Exam History of the 

selected patient.

NOTE: 

Columns drive the ordering of the patients displayed. The 
colums that you select drives

 

the order of the the displayed 

paient database.

Summary of Contents for LOGIQ V1

Page 1: ...Technical Publication Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide R1 X X Operating Documentation Copyright 2015 2017 By General Electric Co ...

Page 2: ...l is a reference for the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 It applies to all versions of the R1 x x for the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 ultrasound system GE P O Box 414 Milwaukee Wisconsin 53201 U S A Asia Pacific Latin America North America GE Ultraschall Deutschland GmbH Co KG Beethovenstrasse 239 Postfach 11 05 60 D 42655 Solingen GERMANY TEL 49 212 28 02 208 FAX 49 212 28 02 431 ...

Page 3: ...wer Center at 1 800 682 5327 or 1 262 524 5698 REV DATE YYYY MM DD REASON FOR CHANGE Rev 1 2015 07 14 Initial release Rev 2 2015 10 14 Add onboard help Rev 3 2015 11 23 Remove secure wipe information Rev 4 2015 12 14 Update rating plate Rev 5 2016 02 25 Add intended use Rev 6 2016 06 14 Update rating plate Rev 7 2016 08 29 Add probe UDI label Rev 8 2016 12 08 Update software features Rev 9 2017 04...

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Page 5: ...ording to IEC 60529 The footswitch rate is IPX8 Probe head immersible portion and cable are IPX7 Probe connector is not waterproof This product complies with the regulatory requirement of the following Council Directive 93 42 EEC concerning medical devices the CE label affixed to the product testifies compliance to the Directive The location of the CE marking is shown in the safety chapter of this...

Page 6: ...iagnostic and monitoring equipment International Organization of Standards ISO ISO 10993 1 Biological evaluation of medical devices ANSI AAMI ES60601 1 Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 General Requirements for Safety Canadian Standards Association CSA CSA 22 2 601 1 Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 General Requirements for Safety NEMA AIUM Acoustic Output Display Standard NEMA UD3 Medical De...

Page 7: ...LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide i 5 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Country Specific Approval JAPAN Certified Number Importer Information Turkey ...

Page 8: ...i 6 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 ...

Page 9: ...equirements 1 7 Console Graphics 1 11 Peripheral Accessory Connector Panel 1 22 Control Panel Map 1 32 Monitor Display 1 37 LCD Monitor Locking unlocking the LCD monitor 1 40 Adjusting the LCD monitor 1 40 Brightness 1 41 Volume 1 42 Moving the System Before moving the system 1 43 When moving the system 1 44 Transporting the System 1 44 System Start Up Connecting the System 1 45 Probes Introductio...

Page 10: ...rols 2 7 M Color Flow Mode 2 7 Doppler Mode Controls 2 8 Easy 3D Mode option 2 10 Other Controls Zoom 2 11 Split Screen 2 14 Freezing an Image 2 14 Activating CINE 2 14 Body Patterns 2 15 Annotating an Image 2 16 Scan Coach Option Scan Coach 2 17 SonoBiometry AFB Option Introduction 2 39 Using SonoBiometry 2 40 Using the Fast Key Overview 2 43 Create a Fast Key 2 43 Start a Fast Key 2 44 Backup an...

Page 11: ...ng 3 44 System Software Updates Software Download 3 45 Quality Assurance Introduction 3 53 Typical Tests to Perform 3 54 Baselines 3 57 Periodic Checks 3 57 Results 3 58 System Setup 3 59 Test Procedures 3 59 Setting up a Record Keeping System 3 68 Ultrasound Quality Assurance Checklist 3 69 Assistance Supplies Accessories 3 70 Contact Information Contacting GE Ultrasound 3 73 Manufacturer 3 79 Ch...

Page 12: ...ol 5 10 Probe Cleaning Process 5 11 Coupling gels 5 17 Probe Discussion Introduction 5 19 Application 5 20 Features 5 21 Specifications 5 21 Slice Thickness Specification 5 23 Probe Illustration 5 24 Biopsy Special Concerns Precautions Concerning the Use of Biopsy Procedures 5 26 Preparing for a Biopsy Displaying the Guidezone 5 28 Preparing the Biopsy Guide Attachment 5 31 Biopsy Needle Path Veri...

Page 13: ...LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 1 1 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Chapter 1 Getting Started Console Overview Moving the System System Start up Probes and Beginning an Exam ...

Page 14: ...en Online Help and Basic User Manual User Guide please refer to Basic User Manual User Guide for the only right version Disregarding information on safety is considered abnormal use Not all features products probes or peripherals described in this document may be available or cleared for sale in all markets Please contact your local GE Ultrasound representative to get the latest information NOTE P...

Page 15: ... YYYY format throughout the manual Information on how to change the system s date can be found in Customizing Your System NOTE The screen graphics in this manual are only for illustrational purposes Actual screen output may differ with the different software versions NOTE The Electronic Documentation CD includes English and all translations ...

Page 16: ...tions transforming the high frequency electrical signals into a series of digital image signals which are stored in memory Once in memory the image can be displayed in real time on the image monitor All signal transmission reception and processing characteristics are controlled by the main computer By selection from the system control panel the user can alter the characteristics and features of th...

Page 17: ...heral Vascular Musculoskeletal Conventional Superficial Urology Transrectal Transvaginal imaging guidance of interventional procedures e g Nerve Block Vascular Access Tissue Biopsy Fluid Drainage Frequency of Use Daily Typically 8 hours Operator Profile Qualified and trained physicians or sonographers with at least basic ultrasound knowledge The operator must have read and understood the user manu...

Page 18: ...age Acquisition is for diagnostic purposes including measurements on acquired images Contraindication The LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 ultrasound system is not intended for ophthalmic use or any use causing the acoustic beam to pass through the eye Prescription Device CAUTION United States law restricts this device to sale or use by or on the order of a physician CAUTION This machine should be used in compli...

Page 19: ...ny operator serviceable internal components Ensure that unauthorized personnel do not tamper with the unit Maintain a clean environment Turn off the system and disconnect the power cord before cleaning the unit See Cleaning the system on page 3 39 for more information Never set liquids on the unit to ensure that liquid does not drip into the control panel or unit WARNING All the warnings in the Sa...

Page 20: ... may cause some electronic interference to radios and televisions around the equipment Ensure that the following is provided for the new system Take precautions to ensure that the console is protected from electromagnetic interference Precautions include Operate the console at least 15 feet away from motors typewriters elevators and other sources of strong electromagnetic radiation Operation in an...

Page 21: ...d China Denmark India South Africa Switzerland United Kingdom Europe the United States Israel Brazil and Japan WARNING To avoid risk of fire the system power must be supplied from a separate properly rated outlet See Before the system arrives on page 1 8 for more information Under no circumstances should the AC power plug be altered changed or adapted to a configuration rated less than specified N...

Page 22: ...ound the ultrasound unit when installed in a fixed location Table 1 1 System Environmental Requirements Operational with probes Storage LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 Transport LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 Temperature 10 40 C 50 104 F 5 50 C 23 122 F 5 50 C 23 122 F Humidity 30 80 non condensing 10 90 non condensing 10 90 non condensing Pressure 700 1060hPa 700 1060hPa 700 1060hPa CAUTION Ensure that the probe face tempe...

Page 23: ...1 User Guide 1 11 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Console Graphics The following are illustrations of the console Figure 1 2 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 System an example 1 Handle 2 LCD 3 Primary Menu keys 4 Alphanumeric keys 5 Control Panel ...

Page 24: ...nto air vents and openings of LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 Doing so can cause fire or electric shock by shorting out interior components WARNING DO NOT touch the patient and any of the connectors on the ultrasound unit simultaneously including ultrasound probe connectors DO NOT touch the conducting parts of the USB Ethernet Video Audio cables when connecting equipment to the unit ...

Page 25: ...ystem The lithium ion technology used in your system s battery is significantly less hazardous to the environment than the lithium metal technology used in some other batteries such as watch batteries Used batteries should not be placed with common household waste products Contact local authorities for the location of a chemical waste collection program nearest you NOTE The battery is designed to ...

Page 26: ... the battery to an electrical power outlet WARNING If the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 is not being used on a monthly basis the battery needs to be removed during the lengthy non use period CAUTION To avoid the battery bursting igniting or fumes from the battery causing equipment damage observe the following precautions Do not immerse the battery in water or allow it to get wet Do not put the battery into a ...

Page 27: ...mmended that the customer perform one full discharge charge cycle If the battery has not been used for 2 months the customer is recommended to perform one full discharge charge cycle It is also recommended to store the battery in a shady and cool area with FCC full current capacity One Full Discharge Charge Cycle Process 1 Full discharge of battery to let the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 automatically shut d...

Page 28: ...n there is no battery the AC plug Icon is displayed in the system status bar Figure 1 4 Battery icon Figure 1 5 Low Power Battery Icon Figure 1 6 Warning Battery Icon If the battery is in charge the battery icon appears as being charged in the system status bar Figure 1 7 Charging Battery icon Select the battery icon and the following information window appears Figure 1 8 Battery Status Message ...

Page 29: ... bottom of the screen Figure 1 10 Low battery power warning on status bar When the estimated current power remaining time is less than 3 minute the below warning message appears on the screen to warn the user to charge the battery immediately or the system will shut down automatically in 1 minute Figure 1 11 System shutdown warning NOTE When the battery power is low and the user cannot charge the ...

Page 30: ...teps to resolve the issue 1 Shutdown the system and disconnect AC power cable if it is connected 2 Remove and install the battery 3 Connect the AC power cable 4 Power on the system with AC power supply 5 Disconnect AC power cable to use the battery to supply power to the system If it is still error shutdown the system disconnect AC power cable if it is connected remove the battery and contact GE S...

Page 31: ...r of the system 1 Shut down the system and disconnect the AC DC power cord 2 Put the battery into the battery box through the opening place Figure 1 13 Place the battery on the bottom cover 3 Push the battery completely into the box until the battery is locked and the battery lock is in the lock position Figure 1 14 Lock the battery ...

Page 32: ...ect the AC DC power cord 2 Push up the battery lock to another end of the slot While hold on to the lock without release put another hand at the embossed position on the battery and push the battery in the direction away from the battery box Figure 1 15 Unlock and push the battery 3 When the battery is released from the lock remove it from the battery box Figure 1 16 Remove the battery ...

Page 33: ...ed where it can be tripped over or stepped on Place the AC adapter in a ventilated area such as a desk when you use it to run LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 Do not cover the AC adapter with paper or other items that will reduce cooling do not use the AC adapter inside a carrying case To prevent damage to the power cable of the AC adapter DO NOT pull excessively on the cable DO NOT make any sharp bends DO NOT b...

Page 34: ... or accessories without approval by GE CAUTION The connection of equipment or transmission networks other than as specified in these instructions can result in electric shock hazard Alternate connections will require verification of compatibility and conformity to IEC EN 60601 1 by the installer WARNING DO NOT touch the patient and any of the connectors on the ultrasound unit simultaneously includ...

Page 35: ...essory Connector Panel 1 LCD Monitor Locker 2 Security lock 3 Port for DC In AC Adapter 4 Composite out port 5 S Video out port 6 HDMI Port 7 Network Port 8 1 Isolated USB printer port 9 2 general USB ports USB Flash Drive USB HDD DVD RW Footswitch Wireless Lan Adapter 10 1 SD Card port 11 1 Probe Connector Port 12 Probe Connector Locking Lever ...

Page 36: ...rection 5610736 100 Rev 9 Peripherals Connection 1 Connect the printer to the system The printer can be properly connected using the Isolated USB printer port Table 1 2 Printers Connection Printers Illustration Sony UP D897 printer Sony UP D898MD printer ...

Page 37: ...Overview LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 1 25 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Sony UP D25MD printer HP Officejet 100 printer HP Officejet Pro 8100 printer Table 1 2 Printers Connection Printers Illustration ...

Page 38: ...d using general USB ports Table 1 3 Peripherals Connection Peripherals Illustration 1 Pedal Footswitch 3 Pedal Footswitch You can configure 3 pedal Footswitch functionality via the Utility Applications Footswitch parameters DVD RW Note Do not connect the DVD RW to the system while scanning Note Be sure the 2 connectors on the USB Y cable are connected to the system at the same time ...

Page 39: ...Overview LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 1 27 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Wireless Card USB Flash Drive USB Hard Disk Table 1 3 Peripherals Connection Peripherals Illustration ...

Page 40: ...1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Peripherals Connection continued 3 Other peripheral ports connection Table 1 4 Other Peripheral ports connection Peripherals Illustration SD Card connection Ethernet connection HDMI port connection ...

Page 41: ...rom HDMI Composite out port You can configure the output format via the Utility System Peripherals S Video out port You can configure the output format via the Utility System Peripherals Table 1 4 Other Peripheral ports connection Peripherals Illustration CAUTION When using the Footswitch DO NOT hold down the footswitch pedal Press and release the Footswitch pedal Pushing and holding down the peda...

Page 42: ...moved from the premises attach the security cable 1 Wrap the cable around an immovable object Figure 1 18 Security Cable 2 Be sure to rotate the key to the unlocked position to the right 3 Insert the lock into the security slot to the system s rear side Figure 1 19 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 with Security Cable 4 Rotate the key to the locked position to the left ...

Page 43: ...tions Settings Footswitch parameters For 3 pedal footswitch you can configure its functionality from the pull down menu list of Left Middle and Right Figure 1 20 3 footswitch setting For 1 pedal footswitch you can configure its functionality from the pull down list of the Middle Figure 1 21 1 footswitch setting CAUTION When using the Footswitch DO NOT hold down the footswitch pedal Press and relea...

Page 44: ...10 Preset key 11 Worksheet key 12 End Exam key 13 Archive key 14 Gain AO key 15 Scan Coach keys 16 Mode keys 17 Cursor key 18 Clear key 19 Comment key 20 Active key 21 Measure key 22 Body Pattern key 23 M D Cursor key 24 Scan Area key 25 Set B Pause key 26 Trackball 27 Depth Zoom Ellipse key 28 Left Right key 29 Freeze key 30 Print key 31 Store key CAUTION Do not apply too much force when adjustin...

Page 45: ...tween user text annotation overlays Grab Last F9 Key Activate the last selected data for edit Word Delete F10 Key Erase word associated with comment cursor If you encounter a problem and cannot collect the logs immediately Alt D Collect the logs Once the logs are collected the engineering team would be able to see the marker you added which will help engineering to troubleshoot the problem NOTE Lo...

Page 46: ...key caps of user defined key on the control panel to match with the assigned function Figure 1 23 User Configurable Key Preset Menu Primary Menu keys The Primary Menu keys contain exam function and mode function specific controls NOTE Different Primary Menu are displayed depending on which function is selected Figure 1 24 Primary Menu keys Press up down buttons to adjust the value of the softmenu ...

Page 47: ...ed image See Split Screen on page 2 14 for more information Gain AO is used to Gain rotate to adjust gain AO press to initiate turn off auto optimize Depth Zoom Ellipse controls the image depth width and activates the area ellipse measurement function Print key is used to activate print the designated recording device Store key is used to store the images loops to the defined designation The Freez...

Page 48: ...dy Pattern control it enables the Body Pattern and displays the default pattern on the screen When body patterns are active the knob rotates the probe position indicator Press Set to fix the measurement after the ellipse adjustment is complete The measurement is then displayed in the measurement result window The Measure key is used in all types of basic measurements When the Measure key is presse...

Page 49: ... controls 8 Primary Menu 9 Trackball Functionality Status 10 System messages 11 Caps Lock lit when on network connection indicator PC connected PC with X not connected Battery Icon Plug Icon InSite status InSite controls 12 Current date and time 13 Image Preview 14 Measurement Summary Window 15 Worksheet Direct Report 16 Probe Orientation Marker 17 Region of interest 18 Gray Color Bar 19 Measureme...

Page 50: ...e Delete You can use this to delete an image from the clipboard To delete an image from the clipboard 1 Select the Cursor key to obtain a cursor arrow 2 Place the cursor on the clipboard image you want to delete then press Set to select the image 3 Place the cursor on the Delete icon and press Set A warning message is displayed asking the user to confirm the action to perform 4 Select Yes 1 Active...

Page 51: ...vious Arrow or Ctrl Next Arrow Each image recalls for three seconds or the length of the loop whichever is longer You can manually skip to a new image during the slide show by recalling it as usual To end the slide show manually press Ctrl Previous Next again Slide Show ends when you go to live scanning or if the clipboard is not shown when it s time for the next image to load Save As menu Activat...

Page 52: ...he LCD LCD monitor can be opened Figure 1 27 Unlock the LCD Monitor Adjusting the LCD monitor The LCD monitor position can be adjusted for easy viewing Tilt the LCD monitor for the optimum viewing angle The maximum angle is 170 NOTE Bright light could impact readability of screen CAUTION To avoid damage DO NOT push the LCD monitor over the maximum opening angle DO NOT scratch or press on the panel...

Page 53: ...ale The lowest level of black should just disappear into the background and the highest white should be bright but not saturated To adjust the brightness On the alphanumeric keyboard adjust brightness with the Fn Left Right keys Figure 1 28 Brightness 1 Brightness NOTE After readjusting the LCD monitor s Brightness readjust all preset and peripheral settings NOTE The brightness of the LCD monitor ...

Page 54: ...Getting Started 1 42 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Volume To adjust the volume On the alphanumeric keyboard adjust volume with the Fn Up Down keys Figure 1 29 Volume 1 Volume ...

Page 55: ...in 3 Disconnect all cables from off board peripheral devices external printer etc and the ethernet connection from the console NOTE To prevent damage to the Power Cord DO NOT pull excessively on the cord or make sharp bends while wrapping 4 Store all probes in their original cases or in soft cloth or foam to prevent damage 5 Store sufficient gel and other essential accessories in the special stora...

Page 56: ...ddition to the instructions used when moving the system see Before moving the system on page 1 43 for more information also perform the following 1 Before transporting place the system in its special storage case 2 Ensure that the system is firmly secured while inside the vehicle CAUTION The system weighs approximately 6 kg 13 23 lbs To avoid possible injury and equipment damage Do not let the sys...

Page 57: ...ors is not necessary in most cases and is only recommended for situations involving multiple equipment in a high risk patient environment to provide assurance that all equipment is at the same potential and operates within acceptable leakage current limits An example of a high risk patient would be a special procedure where the patient has an accessible conductive path to the heart such as exposed...

Page 58: ...0 VAC 10A Plug a and Outlet b Configuration example NOTE Country specific power cords are currently available for Argentina Australia New Zealand China Denmark India South Africa Switzerland United Kingdom Europe the United States Israel Brazil and Japan Acclimation Time Table 1 5 System Acclimation Time Chart Degree C 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 5 Degree F 122 113 104 95 86 77 68 59 50 41 32 2...

Page 59: ...Push the power plug securely into the wall outlet NOTE Do not use an extension cord or adapter plug Figure 1 31 Connect the system to the electrical supply CAUTION Use the appropriate power cord provided by or designated by GE CAUTION Disconnect the plug from the wall outlet in case an emergency should occur Ensure easy access to the power outlet CAUTION To avoid leakage current above safety limit...

Page 60: ...system 1 Check the rating label on the bottom of the system Check the voltage range indicated on the label 2 Momentarily press the On Off switch to turn the power on 3 The system should now go through its boot up process with no further user intervention Figure 1 32 Power On Off Switch Location ...

Page 61: ... time The system boots up and the status is reflected on the monitor Probes are initialized for immediate operation NOTE If no probe is connected the system goes into freeze mode Peripheral devices are activated on power up After initialization is complete the default B Mode screen is displayed on the monitor if a probe is connected ...

Page 62: ... from the hard disk Color Green 2 Indicates battery status When the battery is charged the LED is green When battery power is low the LED is orange Color Green and Orange Keyboard Backlight The keyboard backlight is lit for operation in dimly lit room Login Personal IDs and associated passwords can be preset in Utility Admin Users on the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 If the User Auto Logon preset in Utility A...

Page 63: ...ct Shutdown The shutdown process takes a few seconds and is completed when the Power On Off switch illumination turns from green to off NOTE DO NOT select Exit for Shutdown Exit is only available to Service representative NOTE If the system has not fully shut down in 60 seconds in the power off sequence press and hold down the On Off switch until the system shuts down 3 Disconnect the probes Clean...

Page 64: ...e 1 Press the On Off switch and select Sleep 2 One minute after the monitor goes black unplug the power cord from the wall 3 To exit out of Sleep Mode press the On Off switch CAUTION You need to wait at least one minute after the monitor goes black before unplugging the power cable The system is still in the process of going into Sleep Mode after the monitor goes black WARNING Sleep mode is not in...

Page 65: ... by 24 hours earlier than the current system time of last boot up This warning message is to remind the user to check the system date in case the system date and time is incorrect Figure 1 34 Check system date and time message Move the cursor to OK and press Cursor key on the control panel to select OK The system enters scanning mode Check the system date and time If it is incorrect follow below s...

Page 66: ... for damage or degradation to the housing strain relief lens seal cable and connector DO NOT use a transducer which appears damaged until functional and safe performance is verified A thorough inspection should be conducted during the cleaning process CAUTION Remove any dust or foam rests from the probe pins CAUTION Fault conditions can result in electric shock hazard Do not touch the surface of p...

Page 67: ...m Figure 1 35 Probe connection to LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 4 Flip the connector locking lever up Figure 1 36 Probe connector locking lever 5 Carefully position the probe cord so it is free to move and is not resting on the floor 6 When the probe is connected it is automatically activated CAUTION Make sure that the probe and application names displayed on the screen correspond to the actual probe and appl...

Page 68: ...bles between probes Disconnecting the Probe Probes can be disconnected at any time However the probe should not be active when disconnecting the probe 1 Press the connector locking lever down 2 Pull the probe connector straight out of the probe port carefully 3 Ensure the cable is free 4 Be sure that the probe head is clean before placing the probe in its storage box or wall hanging unit ...

Page 69: ...V2 LOGIQ V1 1 Turn over LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 and 2 Probe Port Adapter to let the back upward Figure 1 37 2 Probe Port Adapter connection Step 1 2 Align the 2 location pins of 2 Probe Port Adapter with the location holes of LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 and carefully push into place then screw 3 screws Figure 1 38 2 Probe Port Adapter connection Step 2 ...

Page 70: ...obe Port Adapter to LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 continued 3 Flip the connector locking lever down Figure 1 39 2 Probe Port Adapter connection Step 3 4 Turn over the system with 2 Probe Port Adapter now the 2 Probe Port Adapter is connected successfully Figure 1 40 2 Probe Port Adapter connection Step 4 ...

Page 71: ...obes to the 2 Probe Port Adapter Follow the probe connection procedure to connect the probe to the 2 Probe Port Adapter Figure 1 41 2 probe Port Adapter connection Step 5 Selecting the probe Press Patient or Preset on the control panel to select the probe Figure 1 42 Select the probe ...

Page 72: ...or R1 0 x Figure 1 43 Archive view Screen 1 1 Image Management Select to manage the images 2 EZBackup EZMove One step method to backup move patient images to an external media 3 Review Select to review the image 4 Thumbnail image Provide a thumbnail image of current selected image 5 Scan Select to start scanning ...

Page 73: ...isplays the Exam History of the selected patient 7 Dataflow Selection Select the appropriate patient dataflow 8 Delete Select to delete the selected patient 9 Delete All Select to delete all the patient 10 Folder Information Displays the Exam History of the selected patient NOTE Columns drive the ordering of the patients displayed The colums that you select drives the order of the the displayed pa...

Page 74: ...abase perform EZbackup and Backup Patient Archive and Report Archive then delete the patient from the system WARNING Imaging functions may be lost without warning Develop emergency procedures to prepare for such an occurrence WARNING Ensure you have selected a dataflow If No Archive is selected no patient data is saved The Dataflow will display as below CAUTION To avoid patient identification erro...

Page 75: ... a flat surface in the patient environment WARNING Ensure that the hands of the patient are away from the system during the exam The position of the operator and the patient vary by scan region In most cases the operator sits stands straight in front of the operator console and the patient lies on the bed on the right or left side of the system ...

Page 76: ...3 Select the probe and application 4 Select Scan to start scanning 5 Perform the exam If the patient information needs to change while scanning select Patient again If the probe or preset needs to change while scanning select Preset again 6 Press Store key to store the static image or cineloop saved in the exam to the clipboard 7 When the scanning is complete select End Exam on the control panel t...

Page 77: ...Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Patient Screen For R1 1 x Figure 1 46 Patient Screen 1 Image Management 2 Function Selection 3 EZBackup EZMove 4 Dataflow Selection 5 Scan 6 Patient Information 7 Category Selection 8 Exam Information 9 Patient View Exam View ...

Page 78: ...g when the patient is registered to No Archive if the Warn register to No Archive preset is selected in the Utility Connectivity Miscellaneous menu a warning displays Please select a different dataflow for permanent storage of patient data 5 Fill in patient information NOTE You can also select a patient from the patient database at the bottom of the Patient menu if the patient has a patient ID NOT...

Page 79: ...tore the cineloop press Freeze and run the cineloop using the Trackball Select the start end frame and run the selected loop Press Store 10 When you have completed the study press End Exam The Active Images screen displays Select the images still frame or cineloop you want to store or simply select Permanent Store to store the images permanently CAUTION After completing the measurement verify that...

Page 80: ...n 2 Press New Patient to erase the current patient data 3 Select Store All if data from previous patient was not saved 4 Enter the Patient ID 5 Enter the patient and exam information 6 Press Register 7 Repeat above steps as required Select the patient from the Patient List Select Resume Exam to continue the last exam that was performed on the selected patient Select New Exam to start a new exam on...

Page 81: ... needs to change while scanning select Preset again 5 Press the Store key to store the static image or cineloop saved in the exam to the clipboard 6 When you have completed the study select End Exam on the control panel or Primary Menu to end current patient The system permanently stores all images of the current patient automatically Select New Exam to start a new exam on the selected patient A n...

Page 82: ... The system displays a warning message Warning A patient must be selected for permanent storage of image Select OK 3 Select Patient on the control panel to create a new patient the following dialog displays if there is unsaved exam data Figure 1 48 Unsaved Exam Data a Store All Auto ID Store the unsaved data to the patient that is auto created by the system and then a new patient screen displays b...

Page 83: ...ssage is also displayed at the bottom of the image monitor in red 2 When the scanning is finished press Patient to display the Patient Search screen 3 Enter the Patient ID patient data and exam information as necessary select Register 4 If images or measurements have been stored to the clipboard the system will display the following message Unsaved images measurements or fetus number will be linke...

Page 84: ...Archive Screen and select the existing patient Figure 1 49 Unsaved Exam Data Archive 3 The option is different if the current patient is with or without patient ID a With Patient ID Store All xxx Store the unsaved data under the patient ID The patient ID should be the current patient ID Then Select Scan to begin scanning a dialog displays Current Patient will be changed to ID xxx Do you want to co...

Page 85: ...mage page Then Select Scan to begin scanning on the current patient 5 Delete All Delete all the unsaved images Then Select Scan to begin scanning a dialog displays Do you really want to delete all temporary images Select Ok to delete all temporary images select Cancel to do nothing with the unsaved data and return to Archive page 6 Cancel Do nothing with the unsaved data and return to Archive page...

Page 86: ...om the patient list the following dialog displays Figure 1 50 Unsaved Exam Data 1 Store All All the unsaved images will be saved to the current patient 2 Review Images Review the unsaved images in Active Images page and select to permanent store or delete 3 Delete All Delete all the unsaved images The system will display a dialog Do you really want to delete all temporary images Select OK to delet...

Page 87: ...out patient ID to an existing patient when there are some unsaved images on the clipboard for the current patient Select the existing patient from the patient list the following dialog displays Figure 1 51 Unsaved Exam Data 1 Store All All the unsaved images will be saved The current patient doesn t have Patient ID the system will indicate to enter patient ID Figure 1 52 Enter Patient ID ...

Page 88: ... the current patient information continue Select OK to save the images Auto Generate The system will generate a new patient ID and the unsaved images will be saved to this new patient automatically 2 Review Images Review the unsaved images in Active Images page and select to permanent store or delete 3 Delete All Delete all the unsaved images The system will display a dialog Do you really want to ...

Page 89: ...l automatically store all images of current patient permanently The system creates the new patient and the new folder to store all images in the archive screen Each patient has only one folder per day regardless how many exams are performed in that day For R1 1 x software To end a patient Press Patient New Patient then select Store All in the pop up menus to store exam data ...

Page 90: ...key and selecting patients one by one or holding down the Shift key to select a group of patients 2 Select Delete The confirmation dialog box displays OR Press the Cursor key A pop up menu displays Select Delete The confirmation dialog box displays 3 Select OK to delete or Cancel Deleting the existing exam 1 Search and select the patient in the patient list under patient screen 2 Select Exam View ...

Page 91: ...atient in the patient list under patient screen 2 Select Exam View The patient exam screen displays 3 Select the exam which contains the image to be deleted 4 Select Active Images to display the image list 5 Select the image to delete and select Delete The confirmation dialog box displays 6 Select Delete to delete or Cancel to cancel ...

Page 92: ...Getting Started 1 80 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 ...

Page 93: ...LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 2 1 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Chapter 2 Performing an Exam Optimizing the Image Measurement and Analysis ...

Page 94: ...he focal zone position s appears on the right edge of the image Auto Optimize No Auto Optimize Auto lets you optimize the image based upon the actual B mode image data Auto Tissue Optimize ATO The preset levels Low Medium and High allow you to pick a preference for the contrast enhancement in the resulting image Low does the least amount of contrast enhancement high does the most Auto is available...

Page 95: ...evert No Flips the image 180 degrees left right Dynamic Range No Dynamic Range controls how echo intensities are converted to shades of gray thereby increasing the adjustable range of contrast Line Density Yes Optimizes B Mode frame rate or spatial resolution for the best possible image Gray Map No The system supplies B M and Doppler Mode system maps Frame Average No Temporal filter that averages ...

Page 96: ...gh Definition is an adaptive algorithm to reduce the speckle in the ultrasound image LOGIQ View Option No LOGIQ View provides the ability to construct and view a static 2D image which is wider than the field of view of a given transducer This feature allows viewing and measurements of anatomy that is larger than what would fit in a single image Examples include scanning of vascular structures and ...

Page 97: ...spective e g red away negative velocities and blue toward positive velocities You can invert a real time or frozen image NOTE Invert reverses the color map NOT the color PRF Baseline No Changes the Color Flow or Doppler spectrum baseline to accommodate higher velocity blood flow Minimizes aliasing by displaying a greater range of forward flow with respect to reverse flow or vice versa Baseline adj...

Page 98: ... Doppler signal coming from the tissue rather than the frequency shift of the signal Using this technique the ultrasound system plots color flow based on the number of reflectors that are moving regardless of their velocity PDI does not map velocity therefore it is not subject to aliasing TVI Option Yes Tissue Velocity Imaging TVI calculates and color codes the velocities in tissue The tissue velo...

Page 99: ... Mode image using velocity and variance color maps The Color Flow wedge overlays the B Mode image and M Mode time line See Color Flow Mode Controls on page 2 5 for more information Table 2 3 M Mode Controls Control Bioeffect Description Benefit Sweep Speed Yes Changes the speed at which the timeline is swept Available in M Mode Doppler Mode and M Color Flow Mode Anatomical M Mode option Yes Anatom...

Page 100: ...velocity scale to accommodate faster slower blood flow velocities Velocity scale determines pulse repetition frequency If the sample volume gate range exceeds single gate Scale capability the system automatically switches to high PRF mode Multiple gates appear and HPRF is indicated on the display Angle Correct No Estimates the flow velocity in a direction at an angle to the Doppler vector by compu...

Page 101: ...the menu to select which calculations are automatically calculated Auto Calcs No Activates the calculation automatically which you select in the Modify Auto Calculation when the system is in a state of freeze or live Simultaneous Duplex Triplex Yes When you select Simultaneous everything is live For example both B Mode and PW Doppler Modes are active B Mode PW Doppler Mode and CF Modes are active ...

Page 102: ... scan evenly across anatomy keeping probe perpendicular to anatomy being scanned To perform a sweep fan scan plant the probe and then rock it across the desired anatomy Note the distance of the scan 5 The 3D volume of interest VOI is dynamically assembled on the right side of the screen NOTE If the image stops before you re done scanning start acquiring the 3D volume of interest again 6 To complet...

Page 103: ...ve frozen cine or recalled raw data image Write Zoom With Write Zoom the Ultrasound line density and or sampling frequency increases giving a better resolution Available only in pre processing NOTE Write Zoom is available only when CrossXBeam is off You can preset the write zoom window size height and width on Utility Imaging B Mode NOTE The difference between Read Zoom and Write Zoom can be descr...

Page 104: ... knob once the zoom status is indicated on the system status bar To zoom an image rotate Depth Zoom Ellipse knob clockwise A reference image appears in the down left hand section of the display Figure 2 1 Read Zoom 1 Zoom status 2 Reference Image To exit zoom press B Mode or press the Depth Zoom Ellipse knob again or rotate Depth Zoom Ellipse knob counterclockwise until the reference zoom image is...

Page 105: ...se knob again the zoom status is indicated on the system status bar To zoom an image rotate Depth Zoom Ellipse knob clockwise A reference image appears in the down left hand section of the display Figure 2 2 Write Zoom 1 Zoom status 2 Reference Image To exit zoom press B Mode or press the Depth Zoom Ellipse knob the third time or rotate Depth Zoom Ellipse knob counterclockwise until the reference ...

Page 106: ...CFM or PDI press the L and R keys simultaneously to display B and B CFM or B and B PDI in real time on the left and right side It is useful to observe the ROI in B Mode Freezing an Image To freeze an image Press Freeze The Freeze key backlight turns green If you are in a mixed mode both screen images freeze immediately Deactivating Freeze restarts both modes To reactivate the image Press Freeze ag...

Page 107: ... Pattern Position is reset to factory default when patient is changed e g End Exam A probe mark is associated with the body patterns and illustrates the probe position on the body pattern This marker can be placed with the Trackball and rotated by adjusting the Probe Rotate menu The probe mark type is selectable by adjusting the Probe Type menu To select the active side in dual B Mode adjusting Ac...

Page 108: ...tivating the comment mode a vertical bar type cursor appears on the screen Use the Trackball to move the cursor To delete comments by character press the Backspace key To delete all comments and arrow marks press and hold the Clear key until all comments and arrow marks disappear after entering the comment mode To move by words or by text group press the Tab key Arrow pointers can be used by activ...

Page 109: ...ADY RECEIVED EDUCATION AND TRAINING Scan Coach IS AN ON DEMAND REFRESHER AND REMINDER TOOL WHICH DISPLAYS INFORMATION IN THE FORM OF DICOM IMAGES AND ANIMATIONS THE PROVIDED REFERENCE MATERIAL MAY HELP USER IN ACQUIRING ULTRASOUND IMAGES Scan Coach DOES NOT PROVIDE A DIAGNOSIS BUT DOES PROVIDE REFERENCE MATERIAL FOR SOME TYPES OF ACQUISITIONS Scan Coach IS MEANT TO PROVIDE REFERENCE MATERIAL FOR A...

Page 110: ...ARTS ANATOMICAL MEASUREMENTS AND CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS LIES WITH YOU THE ULTRASOUND USER TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMISSIBLE PURSUANT TO APPLICABLE LAW GE AND ITS AFFILIATES DISCLAIM ALL LIABILTY AND RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES SUFFERED BY A USER OR PATIENT OF A USER INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF LOSS OR INACCURACY OF CONTENT OF Scan Coach IT IS THE RESPONSIBILTY OF YOU THE ULT...

Page 111: ... the image initiates measurements and assigns the measurements to the worksheet report Scan Coach is an extension of the utility of Scan Assistant Scan Coach leverages the built in examination script of Scan Assistant and overlays it with clinical content that can be displayed on demand by the user to quickly refresh herself of some key information Refreshing such information about an exam step ju...

Page 112: ...istant Manager select the protocol from the left column and select to move it to the Program Selections column Then select Exit to the Scanning page 2 Press Patient key on the control panel to register a new patient Then select the protocol from the pull down menu and then select Scan to navigate to the Scan Coach screen Figure 2 3 Scan Coach Start ...

Page 113: ...ach on the control panel The Scan Coach addendum displays refer to See Scan Coach on page 2 17 for more information for detailed information Select Acknowledge to continue Figure 2 4 Scan Coach Addendum Or select Cancel not to start Scan Coach Check the box before Don t show next time and the Scan Coach addendum won t display next time ...

Page 114: ...erforming an Exam 2 22 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Using Scan Coach For R1 0 x continued b Then select the protocol from the list and select Start Figure 2 5 Select protocol ...

Page 115: ...ark indicates that this step has been completed You can also manually check the box to bypass this step c Step Number Step Name d Select this icon to view the reference image e This column indicates the mode or when a measurement needs to be made f This column indicates that the action moves the Program to the next step g Active step The box is green when the program is active or yellow when it is...

Page 116: ... active step 4 Select or press the button to activate the probe position and schema image along with the reference image It displays reference image probe position and schema to guide the user to acquire the right scan plane Figure 2 7 Scan Coach Reference Probe position and Schema Images 5 Complete the scan and make the measurements if necessary press Store key to store the image and go to next s...

Page 117: ... 5610736 100 Rev 9 Using Scan Coach For 1 1 x 1 Go to Utility Scan Coach Scan Coach Manager select the protocol from the left column and select to move it to the Program Selections column Then select Exit to the Scanning page Figure 2 8 Select Scan Coach Protocol ...

Page 118: ...l panel to activate the Scan Coach function The Scan Coach addendum displays refer to See Scan Coach on page 2 17 for more information for detailed information Select Acknowledge to continue Figure 2 9 Scan Coach Addendum Or select Cancel not to start Scan Coach Check the box before Don t show next time and the Scan Coach addendum won t display next time ...

Page 119: ... For 1 1 x continued 3 Select the protocol from the pull down menu and then select Start NOTE If there is only one program in the current application the system will display the Scan Coach screen directly This step is only available when there are two or more programs Figure 2 10 Scan Coach Start ...

Page 120: ...ontinued Figure 2 11 Scan Coach Display Description 1 Program step number and step name Note The user is also able to select the program step by pressing the corresponding numeric key on the control panel 2 Select this icon to enter L1 3 Select this icon to enter L2 4 Select to Restart Exit or Edit Scan Coach ...

Page 121: ... Guide 2 29 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Using Scan Coach For 1 1 x continued 4 Select program for example LIVER LENGTH then select the button L1 or press REF key on the control panel to review the reference image Figure 2 12 Using Scan Coach ...

Page 122: ... Coach For 1 1 x continued 5 The reference image is displayed Then select the button L2 marked as 2 or press Hard Key R on the control panel to view the probe position and schema also You can also press the button marked as 1 to return to the program step list Figure 2 13 Using Scan Coach L1 ...

Page 123: ...isplays reference image probe position and schema to guide the user acquire the right scan plane Select the button marked as 1 to stop restart the video that demonstrates the probe position Figure 2 14 Using Scan Coach L2 a live scan image b reference image c probe position d two dimensional schema of the current scan plane ...

Page 124: ...Q V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Setting up Scan Coach For R1 0 x Go to Utility Scan Assistant Scan Assistant Manager to create import export and manage the Scan Coach programs Figure 2 15 Setting up scan coach ...

Page 125: ...V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 2 33 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Setting up Scan Coach For R1 1 x Go to Utility Scan Coach Scan Coach Manager to create import export and manage the Scan Coach programs Figure 2 16 Setting up scan coach ...

Page 126: ...LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Edit Scan Coach Protocol 1 To edit Scan Coach protocols For R1 0 x Go to Utility Scan Assistant Scan Assistant Manager and select Creator Figure 2 17 Scan Coach Manager ...

Page 127: ...Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Edit Scan Coach Protocol continued For R1 1 x software go to Utility Scan Coach Scan Coach Manager and select Creator Figure 2 18 Scan Coach Manager Or Select the button marked as 4 in the program list Figure 2 19 Program List ...

Page 128: ...ued Then select Edit and the system will lead to the Scan Coach Edit page Figure 2 20 Edit the Protocol 2 The Scan Coach Creator is used to build customized programs that can be imported onto the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 Select Scan Coach on the tool bar to display the Scan Coach edit page Figure 2 21 Scan Coach Creator ...

Page 129: ...an Plane Select Browse to upload the reference image Figure 2 22 Select Scan Plane 4 Select Upload to Upload the reference image from the folder called Reference Images of the corresponding application Then select Close after the upload is complete NOTE The reference image only supports dcm file Figure 2 23 Upload Reference Image ...

Page 130: ...priate image to upload Figure 2 24 Upload Reference Image 2 5 Upload Probe Position Image and Schema Image from the folder called Other Images of the corresponding application or from the external devices NOTE For R1 1 x software a protocol can be created without uploading the reference image but the protocol without reference image do not display in Utility Scan Coach Scan Coach Manager It can be...

Page 131: ...d by the user or can be changed manually AFB is Auto Fetal Biometry Table 2 6 List of Abbreviations Abbreviation Full Form Definition AC Abdominal Circumference Measure of fetal growth in pregnancy BPD Biparietal Diameter Transverse distance between the protuberances of the two parietal bones of the skull FL Femur Length The length in centimeters of the developing baby s femur the femur is the lon...

Page 132: ... under SonoBiometry Option Selection to enable system suggested measurements Figure 2 25 SonoBiometry checkboxes For R1 0 x Figure 2 26 SonoBiometry checkboxes For R1 1 x 3 Select Exit to return to scanning 4 Setup the patient with OB preset 5 Preform the scanning 6 Press Measure 7 Select BPD or HC or AC or FL NOTE SonoBiometry AFB measurements are supported on only recalled raw DICOM images and f...

Page 133: ...s Accept if you accept the current measurement The system completes the measurement 2 Edit Press Edit to get into the edit mode and make the required changes 3 Manual Press Manual to ignore the auto measurements completely The system goes into the Manual measurement mode NOTE The three options to complete the SonoBiometry measurements are not availabe on R1 1 x software Figure 2 27 SonoBiometry op...

Page 134: ... to proceed on the image supplied NOTE If a particular scanned image does not have valid fetus data a warning message appears No valid auto measurement found proceed with a manual measurement You can not use SonoBiometry AFB measurements on the following images Images displayed in Dual Quad view In these views an SonoBiometry AFB measurement will change to manual measurement automatically Zoomed i...

Page 135: ...ast Key to a numeric key NOTE Enable Numeric Hot key or Enable Alphabet Hot Key in Utility System User Configurable Key should be selected before you create a Fast Key NOTE There is no distinction between capital and small letters NOTE The key code is the same in Russian and Greek a z 0 9 3 If the selected key is already assigned to a Fast Key a warning dialog displays Select Yes to continue The F...

Page 136: ...ess the key assigned to the Fast Key macro The message Fast Key playback is finished displays on the status bar when the macro is finished To stop the Fast Key during the operation press F6 The message Fast Key playback is cancelled displays on the status bar NOTE Select the running speed in the Run Fast Key Speed preset on Utility System General Backup and Restore the Fast Key You can backup rest...

Page 137: ...r recall a desired cine loop from the stored images NOTE QAnalysis is only available when the system is in CINE mode NOTE Images from the current scan session acquired in the desired analysis mode already in CINE or from a saved image loop can be used for QAnalysis 2 QAnalysis displays on the Cine Primary Menu 3 Select QAnalysis The QAnalysis screen and QA Primary Menu displays To toggle the track...

Page 138: ...abases 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 WARNING The system provides calculations e g estimated fetal weight and charts based on published scientific literature The selection of the appropriate chart and clinical interpretation of calcula...

Page 139: ...notations body markers arrows hold down the Clear button 2 Measure Activates a measurement caliper and the calculation package associated with the currently selected preset 3 Set B Pause Set fixes the caliper for measurements and completes the measurement sequence 4 Trackball Moves the measurement calipers selects the measurement on the Summary Window 5 Depth Zoom Ellipse Ellipse activates the are...

Page 140: ...Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 B Mode Measurements Distance Circumference and Area Ellipse Method Trace Method Spline Method Intensity Echo level Method NOTE The following instructions assume that you first scan the patient and then press Freeze ...

Page 141: ... the end point move the Trackball A dotted line connects the measurement points if preset accordingly 5 To complete the measurement press Set The system displays the distance value in the Results Window HINTS Before you complete a measurement To toggle between active calipers adjust Cursor Select To erase the second caliper and the current data measured and start the measurement again press Clear ...

Page 142: ...ays a second active caliper 5 To position the second caliper move the Trackball 6 Rotate Ellipse control on the control panel an ellipse with an initial circle shape displays 7 To position the ellipse and to size the measured axes move the calipers move the Trackball 8 To increase or decrease the Ellipse rotate the ellipse control 9 To toggle between active calipers select Cursor Select 10 To comp...

Page 143: ...Primary Menu to Trace NOTE The available values for Caliper Change menu can be set in Utility Measure Advanced preset Measure Key Sequence 2 To position the caliper at the start point move the Trackball 3 To fix the trace start point press Set The caliper changes to an active caliper 4 To trace the measurement area move the Trackball around the anatomy A dotted line shows the traced area 5 To comp...

Page 144: ...he start point move the Trackball 4 To fix the trace start point press Set The caliper changes to an active caliper 5 To trace the measurement area move the Trackball around the anatomy A dotted line shows the traced area 6 To complete the measurement press Set The system displays the circumference and the length in the Results Window HINTS Before you complete the trace measurement To erase the li...

Page 145: ...s green NOTE When pressing the Clear key once the second caliper disappears and the first caliper is activated If Clear is pressed again the first caliper disappears and the Spline trace is cancelled 5 To position the second caliper move the Trackball and press Set The third caliper appears at the same position NOTE The Clear key functionality is the same as noted in the previous step The spline t...

Page 146: ...nts including the pick caliper are removed If the previous next fixed caliper exists on the image it is activated NOTE Pressing Clear at this time removes all points and the trace graphic 2 Move the pick caliper to the desired point and press Set The point is activated and turns green 3 Move the point to the desired position and press Set The point is fixed and turns yellow The pick caliper appear...

Page 147: ...Change menu can be set in Utility Measure Advanced preset 3 To position the caliper at the start point move the Trackball 4 To fix the trace start point press Set The caliper changes to an active caliper 5 To trace the measurement area move the Trackball around the anatomy A dotted line shows the traced area 6 To complete the measurement press Set The system displays the echo level as EL __ dB in ...

Page 148: ...u do the following 1 In the B Mode part of the display scan the anatomy you want to measure 2 Go to the Doppler Mode part of the display 3 Press Freeze Velocity To measure velocity 1 Press Measure key to enter into measure mode if necessary Adjust Caliper Change in the Primary Menu to Velocity An active caliper with a vertical and horizontal dotted line displays 2 To position the caliper at the de...

Page 149: ...er into measure mode if necessary Adjust Caliper Change in the Primary Menu to S D Trace In the Utility Measure Advanced preset menu set Trace preset to Manual 2 To position the caliper at the trace start point move the Trackball 3 To fix the start point press Set 4 To trace the maximum values of the desired portion of the spectrum move the Trackball NOTE To edit the trace line move the Trackball ...

Page 150: ...ry Adjust Caliper Change in the Primary Menu to S D Trace In the Utility Measure Advanced preset menu set Trace preset to Auto 2 To position the caliper at the trace start point in the Doppler spectrum move the Trackball 3 To fix the start point press Set 4 To position the vertical caliper at the end point move the Trackball 5 To complete the measurement press Set The system automatically fixes bo...

Page 151: ...at the end point move the Trackball 5 To complete the measurement press Set The system displays the two peak end point velocities the time interval and the acceleration in the Results Window Time interval To measure a horizontal time interval 1 Press Measure key to enter into measure mode if necessary Adjust Caliper Change in the Primary Menu to S D Time An active caliper with a vertical and horiz...

Page 152: ...s distance measurement in B Mode It measures the vertical distance between calipers 1 Press Measure key to enter into measure mode if necessary Adjust Caliper Change in the Primary Menu to MM Distance An active caliper with a vertical and horizontal dotted line displays 2 To position the active caliper at the most anterior point you want to measure move the Trackball 3 To fix the start point press...

Page 153: ...Trackball 5 To complete the measurement press Set The system displays the time interval between the two calipers in the Results Window Slope Time interval and Velocity To measure time and velocity between two points 1 Press Measure key to enter into measure mode if necessary Adjust Caliper Change in the Primary Menu to MM Slope An active caliper with vertical and horizontal dotted lines displays 2...

Page 154: ...itic Wide Screen portion of the Utility System System Imaging 2 Press Measure on the control panel the Result window displays at the left bottom of the screen To perform measurement select measurement item from primary menu at the bottom of screen To switch from different mode measurement package press Active key on the control panel or Left right arrow keys on the Alphanumeric keyboard NOTE The l...

Page 155: ...ystem crashes As you complete measurements the system puts measurement data in the appropriate worksheets To view a worksheet To view a worksheet select Worksheet The system displays the worksheet for the current study Figure 2 31 Worksheet Display Primary Menu To return to scanning do one of the following Select Worksheet Press Esc Select the Exit button ...

Page 156: ...ksheet key for the desired worksheet To view worksheet data for a particular mode select that mode To view a worksheet with data for more than one mode select Expand When Expand is selected it defaults to view all measurements noted by mode on the worksheet If a worksheet has more data on a second page to view the next page adjust the Page Change control ...

Page 157: ...delete the field select Delete Value To exclude the field select Exclude Value The data in the field is not visible and is not included in worksheet calculations To include a value that you previously excluded select Exclude Value To type a comment on a worksheet 1 Select Examiner s Comments The Examiner s Comments window opens 2 Type comments about the exam 3 To close the Examiner s Comments wind...

Page 158: ...lete All Worksheet Values You can delete all worksheet values on a worksheet 1 When the Worksheet is displayed on the monitor press the Clear key the following warning message appears Figure 2 32 Delete All Warning Message 2 Select OK to delete all Select Cancel to cancel the deletion ...

Page 159: ...asurements 1 In the Hot Key field select the desired hot key Z X C V B N M or for the appropriate Measure Study by pressing the up down arrow key on the monitor display 2 Ensure that the Enable Hot Key preset has been selected in the Key Usage portion of the Utility System General preset menu NOTE Defined hot keys are listed on the Measurement Summary Window Figure 2 33 Hot keys for measurements ...

Page 160: ...ble equipment 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 wi...

Page 161: ...es Sector Probes Circumference Trace mm Full Screen 10 Linear Probes Convex Probes Sector Probes Ellipse mm Full Screen 5 Linear Probes Convex Probes Sector Probes Area Trace mm2 Full Screen 5 Linear Probes Convex Probes Sector Probes Ellipse mm2 Full Screen 5 Linear Probes Convex Probes Sector Probes Time s Timeline Display 5 M mode AM mode CM mode PWD mode CWD mode Slope mm s Timeline Display 10...

Page 162: ... rear of the system WHILE the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 is NOT powered up If you plug in a device while the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 is powered on your system may become unusable CAUTION DO NOT place an off line paper printer inside the patient environment This assures compliance to leakage current CAUTION DO NOT place an off line paper printer inside the patient environment within the dotted line area noted by ...

Page 163: ... Guide 3 1 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Chapter 3 After the Exam is Over System Presets DataBackup Configuring Connectivity Electronic Documentation Contact Information System Data System Care and Maintenance and Accessories ...

Page 164: ... patterns Presets Helps configure system settings Connectivity Setup Define connection and communication setup including exam dataflow information Measurement and Analysis presets Customize exam studies create measurements set up manual sequencing and create OB Tables Reports Presets Allows you to edit the report template diagnosis codes and report comments Admin presets Perform system administrat...

Page 165: ...y the changes on each setup page before moving to the next page 1 In Utility System General Location select Regional Options Figure 3 1 Regional Options 2 The Regional and Language Options Screen displays In the Regional Options tab under Standards and Formats select desired language under Location select desired location Figure 3 2 Regional Options ...

Page 166: ... LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Foreign Language and Keyboard Setup For R1 0 x continued 3 Select the Advanced tab then select the language in the Language for non Unicode programs pull down menu Figure 3 3 Set Language ...

Page 167: ...e tab select Details b Select desired language under Default input language c Under Installed Services select input method If necessary select Add or Remove to add or remove input method Figure 3 4 Selecting the International Keyboard d Press Apply press OK 5 In the Regional and Language Options screen select Apply select Yes in the following pop up message Figure 3 5 Copy and use existing files ...

Page 168: ...etup For R1 0 x continued 6 In the Regional and Language Options screen select OK select No in the following pop up message Figure 3 6 Restart Message 7 In Utility System General Location Language set the Language as desired Figure 3 7 Location 8 Press Save select OK in the pop up message Figure 3 8 Restart Message ...

Page 169: ...o change the input language NOTE To have the settings take effect you MUST turn off the system and turn it back on NOTE Service password does not work for Greek and Russian language settings Change the setting to English Foreign Language and Keyboard Setup For R1 1 x NOTE You must apply the changes on each setup page before moving to the next page 1 In Utility System General select Regional Option...

Page 170: ...After the Exam is Over 3 8 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Figure 3 10 Formats selection ...

Page 171: ... 3 9 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Foreign Language and Keyboard Setup For R1 1 x continued 3 Under Location select desired location Figure 3 11 Regional Options 4 Under Administrative select Change system locale Figure 3 12 Administrative ...

Page 172: ...ign Language and Keyboard Setup For R1 1 x continued 5 Select Apply when below message displays Figure 3 13 Change Regional Options 6 Select the language under Current system locale then select OK Figure 3 14 Set Language 7 Select Cancel not to restart the system Figure 3 15 Restart Request ...

Page 173: ...irection 5610736 100 Rev 9 Foreign Language and Keyboard Setup For R1 1 x continued 8 In the Keyboards and Languages tab then select Change keyboards Figure 3 16 Change Keyboard 9 Select Add to add the installed services Figure 3 17 Add Service ...

Page 174: ...tup For R1 1 x continued 10 Select the language using the checkbox before the language and then select OK Or select Preview to review the keyboard layout Figure 3 18 Add Input Language 11 Select the language under Default input language Select OK and then select Apply Select OK Figure 3 19 Changet the System Language ...

Page 175: ... then select Save Figure 3 20 Change the System Language 13 The system will indicate to restart the system select OK to continue Figure 3 21 Information Window 14 When the system boots up the system appears in the selected language NOTE To have the settings take effect you MUST restart the system NOTE Press Ctrl Shift to change the input method press Alt Shift to change the input language ...

Page 176: ...its have the same software version Depending on the system you can use either a CD R DVD R USB Flash Drive or USB Hard Disk for system backup restore For the sake of simplicity we have used the CD R in the following examples NOTE The system ONLY supports CD R DVD R and DOES NOT support CD RW DVD R WARNING GE is not responsible for lost data if the suggested backup procedures are not followed and w...

Page 177: ...port Archive User defined configuration Service CAUTION Archived data is managed at the individual sites Performing data backup to any device is recommended CAUTION Make sure to verify the media after writing of data such as EZBackup SaveAs or Export Verifying media requires additional time which varies depending on the amount of data backed up or exported CAUTION Before deleting a patient or imag...

Page 178: ...anage the backup media by keeping a log and by creating a media filing system For example if you need to back up 500 MB day or 2 5 GB week then you need to back up 5 CDs week or 250CDs year Generally speaking you should back up the system when you have 10 GB of images to back up You should assign the person who is in charge of performing the backups Backups will vary by the volume of your work You...

Page 179: ...EZBackup wizard screen if the last time you were performing EZBackup you selected Cancel CAUTION If you use EZBackup or EZMove as a true patient archive you must maintain a separate backup of the patient database Patient Archive and Report Archive If for any reason the Local Archive Int HD gets corrupted or the base system software has to be reloaded then the patient archive is the ONLY way to reb...

Page 180: ...single image across two 2 or more media Therefore if EZBackup EZMove encounters an image that is greater than the capacity of the media it skips the oversized image NOTE EZBackup EZMove does not store images to media in sequential order Instead it maximizes the most amount of images per media NOTE If the system locks up during the media auto format process shutdown the system by holding down the p...

Page 181: ...ume NOTE EZBackup EZMove can take up to 20 minutes or longer depending on the size of the backup Make sure to schedule this at the same time daily when no patients are scheduled 1 Prepare unformatted media or the USB HDD before starting EZBackup EZMove 2 Specify the EZBackup EZMove setup on the Utility System Backup Restore page 3 To start the EZBackup EZMove procedure go to the Archive Screen and...

Page 182: ... of the EZBackup wizard If you want to backup all of the exams in the range even if the exam was previously backed up check this option If you uncheck this option the system only backs up exams which have not yet been backed up NOTE You can set the range for EZMove in Utility System Backup Restore Move files older than in days NOTE If you update an exam which is already backed up the exam is also ...

Page 183: ...d to do this backup After you have gathered the media allow for one extra media just in case you are ready to begin the backup Press Next If the storage capacity of the USB HD is insufficient you will see the message Selected Location does not have enough free space NOTE The calculation for the number of backup CDs is only an estimate Allow for one additional CD when performing an EZBackup EZMove ...

Page 184: ...label the media with not only the volume name indicated on the Insert Media Message but with the name of the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 system where this backup move procedure was done b Update the EZBackup EZMove log with this information the volume information and the location of the media c After the backup move has been completed file the media Table 3 1 Typical EZBackup EZMove Log Date Scanner ID Name...

Page 185: ...EZMove continued 7 The status menu appears When the backup move has been completed press Next Figure 3 25 EZBackup Wizard Page 3 NOTE When if you need to insert the next media a message appears providing you with the media label Label the media then insert the next media and press OK ...

Page 186: ...ZMove continued 8 When the backup is complete the completed wizard page appears Press Finish Figure 3 26 EZBackup EZMove Wizard Page 4 9 Do a patient archive after each EZBackup EZMove move We recommend attaching the patient list to the EZBackup EZMove media NOTE Use Import to restore EZBackup images ...

Page 187: ...2 Insert the media volume indicated on the Patient Menu 3 View the exam from the media NOTE You may need to insert a media volume prior to or after the recommended media NOTE If the patient is split over multiple media images on the previous or next media are displayed as triangles NOTE To view the whole patient on the system use Import from as many media as you have for that patient However take ...

Page 188: ...ia into the drive or USB device into a USB port 2 On the Archive screen under dataflow select Local Archive Int HD 3 Go to Utility System Backup Restore 4 In the Backup list Select Patient Archive and Report Archive to backup the patient records Select User Defined Configuration to copy system settings and user presets Select Service to backup service presets NOTE The detailed section of this menu...

Page 189: ...store Service Settings 3 In the Media field select the appropriate Source device 4 Select Restore The system performs the restore As it proceeds status information is displayed on the Backup Restore screen 5 The LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 restarts automatically when Restore is done CAUTION The restore procedure overwrites the existing database on the local hard drive Make sure to insert the correct media Y...

Page 190: ...IQ V2 LOGIQ V1 systems with identical presets preset synchronization Preset synchronization The procedure for preset synchronization of several scanners is as follow 1 Make a backup of the user defined configurations on a removable media from a fully configured LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 system 2 Restore user defined configurations from the removable media to another LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 system you can restor...

Page 191: ...ow allows you to adjust the settings of the selected dataflow and associated services Selecting a dataflow customizes the ultrasound system to work according to the services associated with the selected dataflow 5 Button allows you to assign a pre configured output service or a set of output services to the Print keys on the control panel 6 Removable Media enables formatting DICOM database or blan...

Page 192: ...es required by system application software are enabled Software programs CANNOT be loaded onto the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 e g email web browser etc An auto executable file CANNOT be run automatically on the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 The LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 software includes the latest MS Windows security protection Due to the safety measures noted above and the security standards of of Windows XP Service Pack 3 ...

Page 193: ... user documentation on a PC 1 Insert the media into the media drive 2 Open the media drive on your desktop 3 Select and open the item you want to view To close the window click on the X in the upper right hand corner of the browser window NOTE If your PC does not have Adobe Reader a free download is available on the Adobe website at http www adobe com ...

Page 194: ...ated SDD type HDD Integrated speakers User adjustable audio output control on keyboard USB flash drive HDD DVD RW SD card as option to archive patient data Lithium Ion Battery Laptop Style Console Electrical Power Voltage 100 240 Vac Frequency 50 60 Hz Power Consumption maximum of 200 VA with on board peripherals Keyboard Alphabetic and numeric keyboard Ergonomic hard key layout Interactive back l...

Page 195: ...Automatic Optimization ATO ASO Auto Depth Virtual Convex Zoom Other ID Biopsy Patient information database Image Archive integrated on CD DVD and Hard Drive Real time automatic Doppler calcs General B Mode measurement calculation General M Mode measurement calculation General Doppler Mode measurement calculation Abdominal measurement calculation OB measurement calculation Fetal Trending Multi gest...

Page 196: ...Mode Length and Depth Velocity Scale Color Flow CFM Gain CFM Velocity Range Acoustic Output Wall Echo Filter Packet Size Frame Rate Control CFM Spatial Filter CFM Frame Averaging CFM Line Resolution Frequency Velocity Baseline Shift Scanning Parameters Displayed Imaging Depth 2 33 cm Minimum Depth of Field 0 2 cm Zoom probe dependent Maximum Depth of Field 0 33 cm probe dependent Continuous Dynami...

Page 197: ...Programmable OB Tables Over 20 selectable OB Calcs Expanded Worksheets Gynecology Measurements Calculations Right Left Ovary Length Width Height Uterus Length Width Height Cervix Length Trace Ovarian Volume ENDO Endometrial thickness Ovarian Uterine RI Summary Report Urology Calculation Bladder Prostate Renal Generic Volume Measurements Post Void Bladder Volume Cardiology Measurements Calculations...

Page 198: ...e guidance Only trained persons are allowed to perform the safety inspections mentioned above Technical descriptions are available on request To ensure that the unit constantly operates at maximum efficiency we recommend that the following procedures be observed as part of the customer s internal routine maintenance program Contact the local Service Representative for parts or periodic maintenance...

Page 199: ...rol panel and keyboard for defects Trackball movement If the trackball is dusty please clean it CAUTION To avoid electrical shock hazard do not remove panels or covers from console This servicing must be performed by qualified service personnel Failure to do so could cause serious injury Electrical Hazard If any defects are observed or malfunctions occur do not operate the equipment but inform a q...

Page 200: ...00 Rev 9 Weekly Maintenance The system requires weekly care and maintenance to function safely and properly Clean the following LCD Monitor System Cabinet Operator control panel Footswitch Printers Failure to perform required maintenance may result in unnecessary service calls ...

Page 201: ...and both sides of the system cabinet Be careful with the output and input ports of the system and do not allow anything especially liquid enter into the ports 3 Wipe off excess cleaning agents NOTE Do not spray any liquid directly into the unit LCD Monitor To clean the monitor face Use a soft folded cloth Gently wipe the monitor face Do NOT use a glass cleaner that has a hydrocarbon base such as B...

Page 202: ...r spray any liquid on the controls into the system cabinet or in the probe connection receptacle NOTE In case of SARS use bleach alcohol or Cidex in a normal diluted form for cleaning disinfecting the operator panel NOTE DO NOT use T spray or Sani Wipes on the control panel Footswitch To clean the footswitch 1 Disconnect the footswitch from the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 2 Moisten a soft non abrasive folde...

Page 203: ...ainer Wipe off any oil or dust from the trackball retainer and the trackball housing using a cleaner or cotton swab 3 Assemble the trackball and retainer then put it into the housing and rotate it clockwise until its notches are set in position Other Peripheral Maintenance Refer to the peripheral manufacture s manuals for more information CAUTION When cleaning make sure not to spill or spray any l...

Page 204: ...will be discarded appropriately by GE NOTE Disposing of the battery should meet local law and regulatory requirements Prevention of static electricity interference Interference from static electricity can damage electronic components in the system The following measures help to reduce the likelihood of electrostatic discharge Wipe the alphanumeric keyboard and monitor with lint free tissue or a so...

Page 205: ... this product shall not be treated as household waste Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product T...

Page 206: ... Representative for information System voltage fault System will shut down 1 Select OK and reboot the system 2 If the same message appears after reboot shut down the system then turn on the system 3 If it still not works stop operating the equipment and perform the proper action for the patient Inform a qualified service person and contact a Service Representative for information System Error Plea...

Page 207: ...T turn off system power or the system can be left in a unusable mode For this reason you may want to perform the software download one evening and then install the software the next evening After the software installation is complete you will be asked to perform a few system functional checks to determine normal system operation NOTE A software download may take more than 1 hour and may take sever...

Page 208: ...monitor NOTE To update the software you must login with administrator privileges 1 Press the on off button on the control panel The Exit dialog window with software download displays Figure 3 28 System Exit Dialog Window Decline You decline the software download the software is not downloaded no update will be performed The software download will not occur and you will not be informed about this p...

Page 209: ...as begun the system is not usable until the software installation is done While installing DO NOT turn off system power NOTE A typical software update of about 600 Mb may take up to 60 minutes to download but times may vary depending on your location and network connection Pause Pauses the software download process If you select Pause you can cancel out of this dialog and return to normal scanning...

Page 210: ...ne DO NOT install the downloaded software no software upgrade will be performed If you decline this installation you WILL NOT be offered the chance to install this software package again You can contact with GE Service Engineer to perform the install at a later time Multiple screens appear during the software installation process DO NOT interrupt this process AND follow instructions as they appear...

Page 211: ...inued 4 After the installation complete select Shutdown and then press Power On Off button to reboot the system Figure 3 31 Shutdown after Software Installation 5 When the system starts up after the software installation has finished press Power On Off button any then select Verify Figure 3 32 Shutdown after Software Installation ...

Page 212: ...nd installing the new software Figure 3 33 New Software Verification Checklist CAUTION Perform a check for all the features listed which is supported in the system You MUST ensure that the entire system functions normally as expected If any of the features in the list is not supported in the system fill in Passed and do not need to verify it These verification results are tracked for regulatory pu...

Page 213: ...Rev 9 Software download and installation continued 7 As you verify that each feature works correctly select Passed If all features work correctly and Passed is filled in for all features type your signature and press OK The system is now ready for use Figure 3 34 Features check Passed ...

Page 214: ...and installation continued WARNING However if any of the features DO NOT function as expected you need to select Failed for this feature Type your signature and press OK Then the System Exit Window is displayed select Exit and then reboot the system the system will return to the previous software version ...

Page 215: ... interests of every ultrasound user to routinely monitor equipment performance The frequency of Quality Assurance evaluations should be based on user s specific needs and clinical practice Periodic monitoring is essential in order to detect the performance changes that occur through normal aging of system components Routine equipment evaluations may also reduce the duration of exams number of repe...

Page 216: ...to the baseline in order to maintain a record of system performance trends Frequency of tests Quality assurance tests are used to determine whether a scanner is providing the same level of performance from day to day The frequency of testing varies with the amount of system usage and modes to be tested It is recommended that the user perform quality assurance tests at least every three months or e...

Page 217: ...composed of material that acoustically mimic human tissue Pins anechoic and echogenic targets are physically positioned to provide information for a variety of tests Doppler phantoms are currently expensive and complicated to deal with on the user level If a problem with any Doppler parameters or measurement is suspected contact a local service representative for evaluation The RMI 403GS phantom i...

Page 218: ...610736 100 Rev 9 Phantoms continued Figure 3 35 Phantoms 1 Penetration 2 Axial Distance Measurement 3 Functional Resolution 4 Lateral Resolution 5 Lateral Distance Measurement 6 Axial Resolution 7 Contrast Resolution and Gray Scale Photography 8 Gray Scale Plane Targets ...

Page 219: ...nitor should be recorded for the permanent record Periodic Checks Periodic checks should be performed in accordance with your facility s quality assurance requirements For the data to be valid periodic checks should mimic the baseline setup parameters The resulting image when scanning the phantom exactly as before should be recorded and compared to the baseline When a matching image is obtained it...

Page 220: ...ality Assurance Evaluation results should be compared to previously recorded results Performance trends can then be detected Unacceptable performance or diminishing trends should be identified for maintenance or repair before a malfunction or inappropriate diagnosis occurs The user should determine the best method for recording and archiving the baseline and periodic checks In most cases the choic...

Page 221: ...contrast should be set to the normal viewing of a good gray scale image 2 Check all recording devices for proper duplication of image monitor Ensure that what is seen is what is recorded 3 Annotate non displayed image processing controls 4 Set TGC slide pots to center detent position 5 Place focal zone marker s in area of interest for an optimum image Test Procedures The following are recommended ...

Page 222: ...different depths or fields of view can be tested Procedure 1 Scan a test phantom with precisely spaced vertical pin targets Adjust all scan controls as necessary for the best image of the pin targets to typical depths for the probe being used 2 Press Freeze to stop image acquisition and perform a standard distance measurement between the pins at different points in the image Record all images for ...

Page 223: ...s of view can be tested Procedure To measure lateral distance 1 Scan a test phantom with precisely spaced horizontal pin targets Adjust all scan controls as necessary for the best image of the pin targets from side to side 2 Press Freeze to stop image acquisition and perform a standard distance measurement between the pins at different points in the image Record all images for archiving 3 Scan the...

Page 224: ...nterpretation of the ultrasound image Procedure To measure Axial resolution 1 Scan a test phantom with precisely spaced vertical pin targets 2 Adjust all scan controls as necessary for the best image of the pin targets to typical depths for the probe being used 3 Press Freeze to stop image acquisition 4 Perform a standard distance measurement of the pin vertical thickness at different points in th...

Page 225: ...gle dot This may lead to improper interpretation of the ultrasound image Procedure To measure lateral resolution 1 Scan a test phantom with precisely spaced horizontal pin targets 2 Adjust all scan controls as necessary for the best image of the pin targets from side to side 3 Press Freeze to stop image acquisition and perform a standard distance measurement of the horizontal thickness of a pin at...

Page 226: ...d Scan a phantom to see how echoes begin to fade as depth is increased The maximum depth of penetration is the point at which homogeneous material in the phantom begins to lose brightness Procedure To measure penetration 1 Set the front panel TGC slide pots to their center detent position 2 Gain and acoustic output can be adjusted as necessary since these values are displayed on the monitor 3 Scan...

Page 227: ... the smallest structure the system is capable of resolving at a given depth Procedure To measure functional resolution 1 Set the front panel TGC slide pots to their center detent position 2 Gain and acoustic output can be adjusted as necessary since these values are displayed on the monitor 3 Scan a test phantom with a vertical row of anechoic cyst targets to typical depths for the probe being use...

Page 228: ...from normal surrounding tissue Method A phantom with echogenic targets of different sizes and depths should be used Procedure To measure contrast resolution 1 Set the front panel TGC slide pots to their center detent position 2 Gain and acoustic output can be adjusted as necessary since these values are displayed on the monitor 3 Scan a test phantom with echogenic targets at the depths available 4...

Page 229: ...ufacturer s instructions until the hard copy and video display are equal 2 Scan the phantom and it s echogenic contrast targets 3 Make a hard copy photograph of the display and compare it to the image on the video monitor for contrast and weak echo display 4 Document all results for future reference and comparison Contact a Service Engineer if camera cannot duplicate what is on the image monitor N...

Page 230: ...ut Gain Depth Probe Dynamic Range Set up new patient to be the name of the test Annotate the following Any control where its value is NOT displayed Significant phantom information Record Keeping Complete the following 1 Fill out the Ultrasound Quality Assurance Checklist for each probe as scheduled 2 Make a hard copy or archive the image 3 Compare images to baseline images and acceptable values 4 ...

Page 231: ... Serial Number Room Temperature Acoustic Output Gain Focal Zone Gray Map TGC Depth Monitor Setting Peripheral Settings Other Image Processing Control Settings Table 3 11 Part 2 Test Baseline Value Range Tested Value Image Hardcopy Archived Acceptable Yes No Service Called Date Date Resolved Vertical Measurement Accuracy Horizontal Measurement Accuracy Axial Resolution Lateral Resolution Penetratio...

Page 232: ...presentative to get the latest information Contact the distributor GE affiliate or sales representative for approved peripherals For HCATs contact your sales person CAUTION DO NOT connect any probes or accessories without approval by GE CAUTION Use only GE approved internal equipment when replacing an internal peripheral The user or the operator should never install replace the internal peripheral...

Page 233: ...7 Printer Each Sony UP D898MD Printer Each HP Officejet 100 Printer Each HP Officejet Pro8100 Printer Each Wireless Network USB Adapter Each 2 Probe Ports Adapter Each Table 3 13 Probes and Accessories Probe HCAT Biopsy Guide Biopsy Guide HCAT Biopsy Guide HCAT 8C RS Micro Convex H40402LS Not Available N A N A E8C RS Micro Convex H40402LN Fixed angle disposable needle guide with a reusable plastic...

Page 234: ...acket H46222LC 4C RS Convex H4000SR Multi angle disposable needle guide with a reusable plastic bracket E8385NA LK760 RS Linear H44901AF Not Available N A N A 12L RS Linear H40402LY Multi angle in plane biopsy kit disposable needle guide with a reusable plastic bracket H40432LC Table 3 13 Probes and Accessories Probe HCAT Biopsy Guide Biopsy Guide HCAT Biopsy Guide HCAT ...

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Page 242: ...After the Exam is Over 3 80 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 ...

Page 243: ...LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 4 1 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Chapter 4 Safety Describes the safety and regulatory information pertinent for operating this ultrasound system ...

Page 244: ...d personnel are authorized to operate the system Before authorizing anyone to operate the system it should be verified that the person has read and fully understands the operating instructions contained in this manual It is advisable to maintain a list of authorized operators Should the system fail to operate correctly or if the unit does not respond to the commands described in this manual the op...

Page 245: ...ultrasound system specifically Maintaining an optimum system environment Using this Manual Notes to emphasize or clarify a point DANGER Indicates that a specific hazard is known to exist which through inappropriate conditions or actions will cause Severe or fatal personal injury Substantial property damage WARNING Indicates that a specific hazard is known to exist which through inappropriate condi...

Page 246: ...d Describes precautions necessary to prevent the risk of injury through moving or tipping hazard Console accessories or optional storage devices that can fall on patient user or others Collision with persons or objects may result 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 ti...

Page 247: ... precautions are not observed Additional precautions may be provided throughout the manual CAUTION Improper use can result in serious injury The use of the system outside the described conditions or intended use and disregarding safety related information is considered abnormal use The user must be thoroughly familiar with the instructions and potential hazards involving ultrasound examination bef...

Page 248: ...rors could result in an incorrect diagnosis The ultrasound system is not meant to be long term storage for patient data or images The customers are responsible for the data on the system and a regular backup is highly recommended It is advisable to back up system data prior to any service repairs to the hard drive It is always possible during system failure and repair to lose patient data GE will ...

Page 249: ... 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 malfunctions Applications training is available through the local GE representative Added confidence in the equipment operation can be gained by establishing a quality assurance program CAUTION ...

Page 250: ...ease the risk of electric shock if conductive solutions come in contact with internal live parts Inspect probes often for cracks or openings in the housing and holes in and around the acoustic lens or other damage that could allow liquid entry Become familiar with the probe s use and care precautions outlined in Probes and Biopsy CAUTION Ultrasound transducers are sensitive instruments which can e...

Page 251: ... the ESU cables away from the transducers CAUTION Ultrasound can produce harmful effects in tissue and potentially result in patient injury Always minimize exposure time and keep ultrasound levels low when there is no medical benefit Use the principle of ALARA As Low As Reasonably Achievable increasing output only when needed to obtain diagnostic image quality Observe the acoustic output display a...

Page 252: ...atient Inform a qualified service person and contact a Service Representative for information There are no user replaceable or serviceable components inside the console Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel only Ensure that unauthorized personnel do not tamper with the unit Electrical Hazard To avoid injury Do not remove protective covers No user serviceable parts are inside Refer ser...

Page 253: ...ormation or for lost images Explosion Hazard Risk of explosion if used in the presence of flammable anesthetics Explosion Hazard Never operate the equipment in the presence of flammable or explosive liquids vapors or gases Malfunctions in the unit or sparks generated by fan motors can electrically ignite these substances Operators should be aware of the following points to prevent such explosion h...

Page 254: ...psy 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 CAUTION To avoid injury or system damage NEVER place any object or liquid on the operator panel CAUTION Archived data is managed at the individual sites Performing data backup to any device is recommended CAUTION Make sure to ve...

Page 255: ...ore Enable the following checkboxes under Backup Patient Archive Report Archive User defined configuration Service CAUTION DO NOT scratch or press on the panel with any sharp objects such as a pencil or pen as this may result in damage to the panel To avoid injury or damage make sure nothing is within the range of motion before moving the system This includes both objects and people The LCD screen...

Page 256: ...aining latex natural rubber the FDA advises health care professionals to identify latex sensitive patients and be prepared to treat allergic reactions promptly Latex is a component of many medical devices including surgical and examination gloves catheters incubation tubes anesthesia masks and dental dams Patient reaction to latex has ranged from contact urticaria to systemic anaphylaxis For more ...

Page 257: ...mpt to correct the problem by one or more of the following measure s reorient or relocate the affected device s increase the separation between the equipment and the affected device power the equipment from a source different from that of the affected device consult the point of purchase or service representative for further suggestions NOTE The manufacturer is not responsible for any interference...

Page 258: ...quipment may characteristically cause electromagnetic interference with other equipment either transmitted through air or connecting cables The term EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility indicates the capability of equipment to curb electromagnetic influence from other equipment and at the same time not affect other equipment with similar electromagnetic radiation from itself Proper installation follo...

Page 259: ...owing method Table 4 2 Portable and mobile radio communications equipment distance requirements Frequency Range 150 kHz 80 MHz 80 MHz 800 MHz 800 MHz 2 5 GHz Calculation Method d 3 5 V1 square root of P d 3 5 E1 square root of P d 7 E1 square root of P Where d separation distance in meters P rated power of the transmitter V1 compliance value for conducted RF E1 compliance value for radiated RF If ...

Page 260: ...ould be observed to verify normal operation If abnormal operation is observed additional measures may be necessary such as re orienting or relocating the ultrasound system or using an RF shielded examination room may be necessary 1 Use either power supply cords provided by GE or ones designated by GE Products equipped with a power source plug should be plugged into the fixed power socket which has...

Page 261: ...result in poor EMC performance of the product 2 Notice against User Modification The user should never modify this product User modifications may cause degradation 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 ...

Page 262: ...VD RW via the system USB port provided the DVD RW is IEC EN 60950 compliant A Wireless LAN option is available The LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 may also be used safely while connected to devices other than those recommended above if the devices and their specifications installation and interconnection with the system conform to the requirements of IEC EN 60601 1 Accessory equipment connected to the analog an...

Page 263: ... with IEC EN 60601 1 6 Electromagnetic emissions and immunity of the combination must conform to IEC EN 60601 1 2 General precautions for installing an alternate on board device would include 1 The added device s must have appropriate safety standard conformance and CE Marking 2 The added device s must be used for their intended purpose having a compatible interface 3 Signal or mains isolation dev...

Page 264: ...ly for its internal function Therefore its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment RF Emissions CISPR 11 Class A This system is suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic establishments and those directly connected to the public low voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes provided ...

Page 265: ...o radio communication equipment must be maintained according to the method below Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the symbol IEC 61000 4 4 Electrical fast transient burst 2 kV for mains 1 kV for SIP SOP 2 kV for mains 1 kV for SIP SOP IEC 61000 4 5 Surge Immunity 1 kV differential 2 kV common 1 kV differential 2 kV common IEC 61000 4 11 Voltage dips short interruptio...

Page 266: ... ability to display B mode image as input for diagnosis The ability to display M mode image as input for diagnosis The ability to display Doppler mode image as input for diagnosis The ability to display Color Flow mode image as input for diagnosis The display of acoustic power indexes as an aid for safe use of Ultrasound diagnostic MI TIS TIB TIC ...

Page 267: ...tal Devices for LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 1 Rear panel Port for DC In AC Adapter Composite out S Video Out 1 HDMI Port 1 Network Port 1 Security Lock 2 Left side 1 Isolated USB printer port 2 general USB ports USB Flash Drive USB HDD DVD RW Footswitch Wireless Lan Adapter 1 SD Card port 3 Bottom side Lithium ion battery port 4 Right side Probe port ...

Page 268: ...ION DO NOT use unapproved devices If devices are connected without the approval of GE the warranty will be INVALID Any device connected to the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 must conform to one or more of the requirements listed below 1 IEC standard or equivalent standards appropriate to devices 2 The devices shall be connected to PROTECTIVE EARTH GROUND CAUTION Unsafe operation or malfunction may result Use o...

Page 269: ...em is operating within the range of available output 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 Thermal Index Depending on the examination and type of tissue involved the TI parameter will be one of three types Soft Tissue Thermal Index TIS Used...

Page 270: ...0 and increments do not exceed 0 2 for the entire range of display When display MI 0 6 TI 3 6 the displayed values of MI and TI is not lower than 50 or higher than 150 of the measured value When display MI 0 6 TI 3 6 the absolute error of MI 0 3 the absolute error of TI 1 8 Controls Affecting Acoustic Output The potential for producing mechanical bioeffects MI or thermal bioeffects TI can be influ...

Page 271: ...t takes effect when the system is powered on or Patient is selected To modify acoustic output adjust the Power Output level HINTS Raise the Acoustic Output only after attempting image optimization with controls that have no effect on Acoustic Output such as Gain and TGC WARNING Be sure to have read and understood control explanations for each mode used before attempting to adjust the Acoustic Outp...

Page 272: ... products will not leak or mutate under normal operating conditions so that the use of such electronic information products will not result in any severe environmental pollution any bodily injury or damage to any assets The unit of the period is Year In order to maintain the declared EFUP the product shall be operated normally according to the instructions and environmental conditions as defined i...

Page 273: ...Indicates that hazardous substance contained in all of the homogeneous materials for this part is below the limit requirement in GB T 26572 X Indicates that hazardous substance contained in at least one of the homogeneous materials used for this part is above the limit requirement in GB T 26572 Data listed in the table represents best information available at the time of publication Applications o...

Page 274: ...ning Location Identification and Rating Plate Manufacture s name and address Rating Plate labels Identification and Rating Plate Date of manufacture The date could be a year year and month or year month and day as appropriate See ISO 8601 for date formats Rating Plate labels Serial Number Rating Plate labels Catalog Number Rating Plate labels Direct Current For products to be powered from a DC sup...

Page 275: ... protection IP Code IPX8 IPX8 FSU 1000 MKF 2 MED GP26 Indicates the degree of protection provided by the enclosure per IEC60 529 Bottom of footswitch Authorized European Representative address Bottom panel United States only Prescription Requirement label CAUTION United States law restricts this device to sale or use by or on the order of a physician Bottom panel Type BF Applied Part man in the bo...

Page 276: ...rs the name and or logo of the testing laboratory product category safety standard to which conformity is assessed and a control number Bottom Do not use the following devices near this equipment cellular phone radio receiver mobile radio transmitter radio controlled toy broadband power lines etc Use of these devices near this equipment could cause this equipment to perform outside the published s...

Page 277: ...ymbol is affixed to a battery or its packaging to advise you that the battery must be recycled or disposed of in accordance with local or country laws The letters below the separate collection symbol indicate whether certain elements Pb Lead Cd Cadmium Hg Mercury are contained in the battery To minimize potential effects on the environment and human health it is important that all marked batteries...

Page 278: ...h indicates the period during which the hazardous substances contained in electrical and electronic products will not leak or mutate under normal operating conditions so that the use of such electrical and electronic products will not result in any severe environmental pollution any bodily injury or damage to any assets The unit of the period is Year Probe and Bottom China Rating Plate When closin...

Page 279: ...icalregulations of the CustomsUnion Bottom This machine should be used in compliance with law Some jurisdictions restrict certain uses such as gender determination Bottom of the system Note For China Korea and India only Every system has a unique marking for identification the Unique Device Identification UDI Label The UDI label consists of a series of alpha numeric characters and barcode which un...

Page 280: ...bels are provided in English The labels are at the bottom of the system The label content may be different for different regions Please refer to the labels on the system for the actual content Figure 4 2 LOGIQ V1 Label Location 1 Warning label 2 Rating Plate 3 Gender Caution For China Korea and India only ...

Page 281: ...Labels LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 4 39 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Label Locations continued Figure 4 3 LOGIQ V2 Label Location 1 Warning label 2 Rating Plate 3 Gender Caution For China Korea and India only ...

Page 282: ...OGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Label Locations continued Figure 4 4 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 Label Locations for China 1 Warning label 2 Rating Plate 3 Gender Caution For China Korea and India only ...

Page 283: ...Device Labels LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 4 41 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Label Locations continued Figure 4 5 AC Adapter label ...

Page 284: ...y in fire 2 Do not disassemble or mistreat the battery CAUTION Do not disassemble or mistreat the battery Do not put the battery in fire Replace the battery with the same battery type only Failure to follow these instructions many present risk of explosion fire or high temperature See the battery user manual for additional safety instructions ...

Page 285: ...ormation Figure 4 7 Probe label NOTE Non GE probes will also have a UDI symbol and equivalent information 1 GE Logo 2 Probe Model Name 3 UDI Symbol and Data Matrix 4 UDI Human Readable Label Text Global Trade Item Number GTIN 01 Manufacturing Date 11 Serial Number 21 5 Type BF CF Applied Part 6 Caution Consult the Manual 7 WEEE Waste Symbol 8 Chinese RoHS Hazardous Substance Symbol 9 CE Mark and N...

Page 286: ... probe box label displayed in this manual is only for illustrational purposes Refer to the actual probe box label for the specific information Figure 4 8 Probe box label UDI Global Trade Item Number GTIN Label and Probe Box Barcode Locations Figure 4 9 Probe Label UDI GTIN and Barcode Locations ...

Page 287: ...Labels LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 4 45 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 UDI Global Trade Item Number GTIN Label and Probe Box Barcode Locations continued Figure 4 10 Probe Box Label UDI GTIN and Barcode Locations ...

Page 288: ...Safety 4 46 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 ...

Page 289: ...36 100 Rev 9 Chapter 5 Probes and Biopsy This chapter consists of the information of each probe and describes some special concerns biopsy kits and accessories as well as basic procedures for attaching a biopsy guide to the different types of probes ...

Page 290: ... with one hand Be lightweight and balanced Have rounded edges and smooth surfaces Stand up to typical wear by cleaning and disinfectant agents contact with approved gel etc Cables have been designed to Connect to system with appropriate cable length Cable handling Take the following precautions with probe cables Keep free from wheels Do not bend the cable acutely Avoid crossing cables between prob...

Page 291: ...play Figure 5 1 Orientation Marking on Probe Example 1 Orientation Mark Labeling Each probe is labeled with the following information Seller s name and manufacturer 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 also automatically displayed on t...

Page 292: ...ical damage Inspect probes for cracks or openings in the housing and holes in and around the acoustic lens or other damage that could allow liquid to enter the probe 2 Test the functionality of the probe After each use 1 Inspect the probe s lens cable casing and connector for cracks cuts tears and other signs of physical damage 2 Look for any damage that would allow liquid to enter the probe Table...

Page 293: ...r Manual CAUTION Ensure that the probe face temperature does not exceed the normal operation temperature range Table 5 2 Probe Environmental Requirements Operational Storage Transport Temperature 10 40 C 50 104 F 0 50 C 32 122 F 40 55 C 40 131 F Humidity 5 85 non condensing 5 85 non condensing 5 85 non condensing Pressure 700 1060hPa 700 1060hPa 700 1060hPa CAUTION Check the room temperature befor...

Page 294: ...or probe adaptors into 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 Prior to each use visually inspect the probe lens and case area for cracks cuts tears and other signs of physical damage DO NOT use a probe which appears to be damaged until you verify functional and s...

Page 295: ...e patient injury or probe damage Observe depth markings and do not apply excessive force when inserting or manipulating intercavitary probes Inspect probes for sharp edges or rough surfaces that could injure sensitive tissue DO NOT apply excessive force to the probe connector when inserting into the probe port The pin of a probe connector may bend ...

Page 296: ...r sheaths please contact your local distributor or the appropriate support resource CAUTION Protective barriers may be required to minimize disease transmission Probe sheaths are available for use with all clinical situations where infection is a concern Use of legally marketed sterile probe sheaths is mandatory for intra cavitary and intra operative procedures Use of legally marketed sterile pyro...

Page 297: ...ient e g Cidex Contact with a sterilant to the patient s skin or mucous membrane may cause an inflammation If this happens refer to the sterilant s instruction manual Sterilant Exposure from Probe Handle Connector to Patient e g Cidex DO NOT allow the sterilant to contact the patient Only immerse the probe to its specified level Ensure that no solution has entered the probe s handle connector befo...

Page 298: ... 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 CAUTION Risk of Infection ALWAYS clean and disinfect the probe between patients to the level appropriate for the type of examination and use FDA cle...

Page 299: ...with a dry cloth 3 Soak the probe head in water Scrub the probe as needed using a soft sponge gauze or cloth to remove all visible residue from the probe surface 4 Rinse the probe with enough clean potable water 5 Air dry or dry with a soft cloth 6 After cleaning inspect the probe s lens cable casing and connector Look for any damage that would allow liquid to enter the probe Also inspect the prob...

Page 300: ... 5 12 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Cleaning probes continued Figure 5 3 Probe Immersion Levels Table 5 3 Description of Pictogram for Probe Immersion Levels Pictogram Description Fluid Level ...

Page 301: ...ator manual or other instructions when complete information cannot be provided on the label CAUTION Dangerous voltage the lightning flash with arrowhead is used to indicate electric shock hazards Biohazard Patient user infection due to contaminated equipment Usage Cleaning and care instructions Sheath and glove guidelines Ultrasound probes are highly sensitive medical instruments that can easily b...

Page 302: ...ser Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Consult accompany document Refer to the ultrasound system user manual for important probe care and cleaning instruction Table 5 4 Description of Pictogram on Probe Care Cards Continued Pictogram Description ...

Page 303: ... probe care card for GE approved probe disinfectants CAUTION In order for liquid chemical germicides to be effective all visible residue must be removed during the cleaning process Thoroughly clean the probe as described earlier before attempting disinfection You MUST disconnect the probe from the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 prior to cleaning disinfecting the probe Failure to do so could damage the system D...

Page 304: ...e precautions can result in serious injury and equipment damage Do not immerse the probe into any liquid beyond the level specified for that probe Never immerse the transducer connector or probe 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 cou...

Page 305: ...wing 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 Polyether glycol based Petroleum WARNING Do not use unrecommended gels lubricants They may damage the probe and void the warranty Please refer to the probe c...

Page 306: ...acking and shipping the equipment Ensure that you follow probe cleaning and disinfection instructions provided in the Basic User Manual This ensures that employees in the transportation industry as well as the people who receive the package are protected from any risk Sterile Ultrasound Procedures ONLY ultrasound gel that is labeled as sterile is sterile Ensure you always use sterile ultrasound ge...

Page 307: ... probes Micro Convex Array Micro Convex Array probes Linear Array Linear Array probes Sector Phased Array Sector Phased Array probes CAUTION Probes for transvaginal and transrectal applications require special handling Transvaginal transrectal examinations and probe insertions should be performed only by personnel with adequate training Refer to the user documentation enclosed with these probes ...

Page 308: ...ndications for Use Probe Application 4C RS 8C RS 3Sc RS L6 12 RS E8C RS LK760 RS 12L RS Abdominal X X Obstetrics X X Gynecological X X Cardiac X X Vascular X X X Transcranial X X Musculoskeletal X X X X X Urological X X Small Parts X X Pediatrics and Neonatal X X X Transvaginal X Transrectal X Biopsy X X X X X ...

Page 309: ...L6 12 RS E8C RS LK760 RS 12L RS LOGIQ View X X X X X X X Easy 3D X X X X X X X CWD X TVI TVD X CrossXBeam X X X X X X SRI HD X X X X X X X Scan Coach X X X X X X Virtual Convex X X X X B Harmonic X X X X X X X PWD X X X X X X X M Mode X X X X X X X AMM X X X CMM X Needle X X CF X X X X X X X PDI X X X X X X X Note That LK760 RS probe supports PWD PDI and CF is only available on R1 1 x software Tab...

Page 310: ...RS 7 75 6 00 13 00 4 00 6 00 E8C RS 6 50 6 00 10 00 4 20 6 30 8C RS 6 50 6 00 10 00 4 20 6 30 LK760 RS 7 15 5 00 10 00 NA 12L RS 7 75 6 00 13 00 4 20 7 70 Table 5 8 Probe Specifications Continued Probe Designation Center Image Frequency MHz Frequency Range MHz Doppler Frequency Range MHz ...

Page 311: ...ction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Slice Thickness Specification Table 5 9 Probe Slice Thickness Specification Probe Designation Probe Slice Thickness Specification mm 8C RS 13 0mm E8C RS 13 0mm L6 12 RS 15 0mm 3Sc RS 16 0mm 4C RS 12 0mm LK760 RS 12 0mm 12L RS 15 0mm ...

Page 312: ...Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Probe Illustration Convex Probe Linear Probe Table 5 10 Convex Probe Illustration Probe Illustration Probe 4C RS 8C RS E8C RS Table 5 11 Linear Probe Illustration Probe Illustration Probe Illustration L6 12 RS LK760 RS 12L RS ...

Page 313: ...Probe Discussion LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 5 25 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Sector Probe Table 5 12 Sector Probe Illustration Probe Illustration 3Sc RS ...

Page 314: ...ubject mass during the procedure CAUTION The use of biopsy devices with accessories that have not been evaluated for use with this equipment may not be compatible and could result in injury CAUTION The invasive nature of biopsy procedures requires proper preparation and technique to control infection and disease transmission Equipment must be cleaned as appropriate for the procedure prior to use F...

Page 315: ...per cleaning methods and the use of certain cleaning and disinfecting agents can cause damage to the plastic components that will degrade imaging performance or increase the risk of electric shock See Probe Safety on page 5 6 for more information WARNING NEVER reuse the TR5 disposable biopsy guide attachment and Disposable sterile Ultra Pro II Needle guide kits ...

Page 316: ...sy kit to the B mode menu controls in Utility Application Imaging Controls Primary Menu Figure 5 4 Biopsy Guidezones example The available biopsy options appear when Biopsy Kit is selected There are fixed and adjustable angle biopsy kits available with the LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 depending on the probe Select the desired biopsy kit NOTE You can set biopsy guideline display via Utility System System Imag...

Page 317: ...monitored during a biopsy for any needle deviation from the center line or guidezone The Biopsy Guidezone adjusts along with image adjustments such as image inversion rotations zoom and depth changes The needle may vary from the center line or guidezone for various reasons Needle barrel to needle clearance or strength Bracket manufacturing tolerance Needle deflection due to tissue resistance Needl...

Page 318: ...dezone 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 screen matches the angle set on the guide otherwise the needle will not follow the displayed guidezone which could result in repeated biopsies or patient injury ...

Page 319: ...e for a variety of needle sizes The bracket is packaged non sterile and is reusable To avoid possible patient contaimination ensure bracket is properly cleaned sterilized or disinfected before each use Disposable components are packaged sterile and are single use only Do not use if integrity of packing is violated or if expiration date has passed CAUTION Please refer to the manufacturer s instruct...

Page 320: ...ttachment area on the probe head Figure 5 5 Attachment Filling Removal a Probe Head b Attachment c Filling Removal Tool 3 Clean then disinfect the probe NOTE Ensure that protective gloves are worn WARNING DO NOT use the needle with the catheter soft tube There is a possibility of breaking the catheter in the body CAUTION Before inserting the needle scan the patient to determine the correct punctur...

Page 321: ...lace 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 Figure 5 6 Endocavitary Probe with Sheath a Probe Handl...

Page 322: ...gure 5 8 Reusable Biopsy Guide a Fix with a screw 2 Place an adequate amount of ultrasound gel on the gel filled sheath tip s outer surface 3 Ensure the guide is properly seated and secure by pushing forward on the needle insertion end of the guide until the attachment node is firmly in place in it s hole CAUTION Patient injury or repeated biopsies may result The needle placement will not be as in...

Page 323: ...he best angle setting for needle path Figure 5 9 Example 2 Pull up on the knob to freely move the needle guide attachment Align the knob with the selected position of the needle guide attachment from MBX1 MBX2 and MBX3 to match the guidezone display on the ultrasound system Figure 5 10 Pull up and push down the pin WARNING DO NOT attempt to use the biopsy bracket and needle guide until the manufac...

Page 324: ... Fit a convex piece of the biopsy bracket a into the concave position of the probe b Figure 5 11 Probe Bracket Alignment Hold the side a and tuck down the needle guide side b until it clicks or locks in place Figure 5 12 Probe Multi angle Bracket Alignment 2 4 Place an adequate amount of coupling gel on the face of the probe ...

Page 325: ...gle Biopsy Guide Assembly continued 5 Place the proper sanitary sheath tightly over the probe and biopsy bracket Use the rubber bands supplied to hold the sheath in place Figure 5 13 Applying Sanitary Sheath 6 Snap the needle guide onto the biopsy guide bracket Figure 5 14 Snap the needle guide ...

Page 326: ...e lock a Make sure the needle guide is firmly attached to the bracket Figure 5 15 Lock the Needle guide 8 Choose the desired gauge size needle barrel Twist it back and forth to remove it from the plastic tree Figure 5 16 Needle Barrel 9 Place the needle barrel into the needle clip with the desired gauge facing the needle clip and snap into place Figure 5 17 Needle Barrel Installation ...

Page 327: ...n 5610736 100 Rev 9 Multi Angle Biopsy Guide Assembly continued Remove the biopsy needle 1 Hold the other side and push out the needle clip attachment side See Figure 5 18 Figure 5 18 Remove the biopsy guide CAUTION Prevent damage to the probe lens with finger nails ...

Page 328: ...ction of the arrow b The needle is released from the assembly c Push the probe and the assembly in the direction of the larger arrow to remove the needle Biopsy Needle Path Verification To verify that the path of the needle is accurately indicated within the guidezone on the system monitor perform the following Properly install the bracket and biopsy guide Scan in a container filled with water 47 ...

Page 329: ... proper guidezone angle is displayed 3 Scan to locate the target Center the target in the electronic guidezone path NOTE Enabling color flow would allow for visualization of the vascular structure around the area to be biopsied 4 Place the needle in the guide between the needle barrel and needle clip Direct it into the area of interest for specimen retrieval WARNING Biopsy procedures must only be ...

Page 330: ... and probe sheath Properly dispose of these items in accordance with current facility guidelines Clean and disinfect the probe The biopsy bracket can be cleaned and disinfected in a recommended disinfecting agent and reused CAUTION When the biopsy needle guide kit is opened all parts must be discarded after the procedure whether they have been used or not ...

Page 331: ...n page 5 31 for more information Sterile gel is applied to the transducer face and a sterile sheath completely covers the transducer and cable which has first undergone a thorough cleaning and high level disinfection The invasive nature of biopsy procedures requires proper preparation and technique to control infection and disease transmission Equipment must be cleaned as appropriate for the proce...

Page 332: ...ction of the probe 2 The scanner surgeon sonographer etc should be sterile and gloved 3 Place an adequate amount of sterile coupling gel on the face of the probe 4 Place the proper sterile sheath over the probe and cord Figure 5 20 Applying Sterile Sheath 5 Depending on the type of procedure use either sterile water or sterile gel on the sheath cover NOTE Follow your institutions guidelines on pos...

Page 333: ...LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 6 1 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Chapter 6 Using Onboard Help Getting Started System Setting Peripheral Connection and Maintenance ...

Page 334: ...System General In the portion of General User Interface select Onboard Help in the Help field Figure 6 1 Set Onboard Help 2 Press F1 Help key on the keyboard to access Onboard Help There are four sections in Onboard Help The four sections are displayed on the left side of the Onboard Help interface 1 Getting Started 2 System Setting 3 Peripheral Connection 4 Maintenance Figure 6 2 Sections display...

Page 335: ...on to show the list of subsections 3 Subsections 4 The highlighted subsection shows this subsection is currently opened and displayed on the right side 5 The left number shows the current page of the subsection The right number shows the total pages of the subsection 6 Text instruction To exit this interface press ESC on the keyboard 7 Illustration with graphic 8 Select the left arrow to go to the...

Page 336: ...w the list of sections with bookmark 3 The section with bookmark is marked with a star icon 4 The title of current section 5 The left number shows the current page of the subsection The right number shows the total pages of the subsection 6 Add bookmark Select to add bookmark for the current section After selection a star icon will display at the left side of the section title 7 Subsections 8 The ...

Page 337: ... of subsections 10 Illustration with graphic 11 Select the left single arrow to go to the previous page Select the right single arrow to move to the next page Select the left double arrow to go to the first page of this section Select the right double arrow to move to the last page of this section 12 Description 13 Text instruction about how to operate 14 Exit ...

Page 338: ...e section title Figure 6 5 Add Bookmark Select Bookmark button to display the list of sections with bookmark Figure 6 6 Display sections in Bookmark list To delete bookmark for a section use the trackball to move the cursor to the section title in the Bookmark list and press Set on the control panel to select the section Press Cursor key on the control panel and select Delete Figure 6 7 Delete boo...

Page 339: ... Started This section includes three subsections 1 Power Cord Connection 2 Probe Connection 3 Console Buttons Figure 6 8 Getting Started Power Cord Connection Figure 6 9 Power Cord Connection Make sure the UP sticker is visible to connect the power cord to the device as seen here in this picture ...

Page 340: ...on Console Buttons Figure 6 11 Console Buttons Align the connector with the probe port and carefully push into place with the cable facing the front of the system Next flip the connector locking lever up Area 1 Workflow keys Area 2 Ultrasound operation keys Area 3 TGC Time gain compensation Area 4 User defined keys Area 5 Primary menu Area 6 Utility ...

Page 341: ...e set up 2 Date time set up 3 Enable options 4 Language selection 5 User defined keys set up 6 User preset set up Figure 6 12 Getting Started Facility name set up Figure 6 13 Facility name set up Press Utility key and then select General tab Input the hospital name using the Hospital field and respective Department using the Department field ...

Page 342: ...ure 6 14 Date Time set up For R1 0 x software Press Utility key and then select General tab To set the Date Time press the Date Time button within the Date Time category For R1 1 x software Press Utility key and then select General tab To set the Date Time press the Date Time restart needed button within the Date Time category ...

Page 343: ...ser Guide 6 11 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Enable options Figure 6 15 Enable options Press Utility key and then select Admin tab Within the System menu select Admin and System Admin tabs to see which software options have been enabled ...

Page 344: ... Regional and Language Options in the first tab named Regional Options the third tab named Advanced scroll down choose the identical language Here we choose Chinese PRC China In the second tab named Language click details 2 6 After clicking on the Regional Options tab a pop up dialog will appear Click on the Details button Use the drop down menu to set the default input language as Chinese PRC Mic...

Page 345: ...4 6 An indication for re start is followed Click No 5 6 Press Utility and then select the System tab Next select the General Tab Select Language under Location This is where the language from English to Chinese can be configured Select Save Exit Utility 6 6 An indication for re start is suggested Select OK ...

Page 346: ... pop up named Region and Language in the first tab named Formats scroll down choose the identical language Here we choose Chinese Simplified PRC 2 9 In the second tab named Location scroll down choose the China 3 9 After clicking on the Regional Options tab a pop up dialog will appear Click on the Administrative button Under Administrative select Change system locale There will be a pop up named R...

Page 347: ...lick Cancel 5 9 In the Keyboards and Languages tab select Change keyboards A pop up dialog will appear Click Add under Installed services 6 9 There will be a pop up named Add Input Language select the language using the checkbox before the language input and then select OK Or select Preview to review the keyboard layout ...

Page 348: ...er Default input language Select OK and then select Apply 8 9 Press Utility and then select the System tab Next select the General Tab Select Language under Location This is where the language from English to Chinese can be configured Select Save A indication for re start is followed Select OK 9 9 When the system boots up the system appears in the selected language ...

Page 349: ...ser Defined keys One example is the Numeral 1 key can be configured to activate the biopsy guideline Select the box next to Enable Numeric Hot Key Select the pull down menu for the number 1 and select Biopsy Guideline Select Save at the bottom of the screen Exit Utility 2 9 The Numeral 1 key has been configured to activate the biopsy guideline By pressing the Numeral 1 key the biopsy guideline wil...

Page 350: ... be configured and are displayed in the Libraries section 5 9 Select Comments tab The alphabet keys of ASDFGHJKL can be configured 6 9 Press the A Alphanumeric key The Comments list appears on the left side of the screen The letter A appears in brackets before the comment Sag This confirms the comment hot key function assignment was successful In the image area the comment Sag is displayed ...

Page 351: ...y then select System tab and User Configurable Key tab There is a section labeled User Defined Key To select a function to be assigned to the respective User Defined key U1 U2 U3 or U4 select the pull down menu for that key If additional software options have been purchased these keys may be configured by default Example U3 is defined as TVI 9 9 Activate 3Sc probe then press the U3 User Defined ke...

Page 352: ...turer Presets can be customized by a user based on his her imaging needs and preferences 2 6 The E8C probe has been selected The manufacturer preset Frequency displayed is 10MhZ the Depth is 8cm Gain is 56 and Dynamic Range is 69 3 6 Adjust the parameter Frequency to 8MHz Depth to 6cm The frequency is adjusted to 8MHz depth reduced to 6cm Gain increased to 66 and dynamic range increased to 78 ...

Page 353: ... control panel 5 6 Click user preset menu A pop up menu appears on the monitor Enter the name of the new preset and click to highlight the User1 Click on Save when finished The menu will automatically close 6 6 The next time the Preset key of the control panel is pressed the user defined preset of Gyn01 will be displayed confirming it was successfully created and saved ...

Page 354: ...n be customized by a user based on his her imaging needs and preferences 2 8 The E8C probe has been selected The manufacturer preset Frequency displayed is 10MHz the Depth is 8cm Gain is 56 and Dynamic Range is 69 3 8 Adjust the parameter Frequency to 8MHz Depth to 6cm Gain to 66 dynamic range to 78 The frequency is adjusted to 8MHz depth reduced to 6cm Gain increased to 66 and dynamic range incre...

Page 355: ...Onboard Help LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 6 23 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 4 8 To save this as a default preset press the Preset key on the control panel 5 8 Click New ...

Page 356: ...up menu appears on the monitor The user defined preset of Gyn01 will be displayed under Available Imaging Presets and Imaging Preset Selections confirming it was successfully created and saved The arrows on the right side of Imaging Preset Manager can adjust the order of presets 8 8 The next time the Preset key of the control panel is pressed the user defined preset of Gyn01 will be displayed and ...

Page 357: ... Network Connectivity 3 Connect to a Printer 4 Dicom Setting 5 Back up Restore the patient information 6 Software Version Figure 6 21 Peripheral Connection Back Panel Ports Figure 6 22 Back Panel Ports 1 Security Lock 2 Port for DC In AC Adapter 3 Composite Out Port 4 S Video Out Port 5 HDMI Port 6 Network Port 7 Probe Connector 8 Probe Locking Mechanism ...

Page 358: ...ner or the monitor there is an icon for Network Connection This icon will display the current connection status 2 9 The connection status can be confirmed in Utility Press Utility on the control panel and click on the Connectivity tab Next select the TCP IP tab to check the IP settings for the system The factory default setting is auto detect If the IP address appears un editable with numbers this...

Page 359: ...Ensure a wireless Network WLAN is available in your working environment Connect a wireless net card to the machine 5 9 Press Utility on the control panel and click on the Connectivity tab Next select the TCP IP tab Wireless Network configuration is displayed Click on Configuration ...

Page 360: ... V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 6 9 For R1 0 x software Select the wireless network you prefer then Connect For R1 1 x software Select the wireless network you prefer then Connect A pop up menu appears on the monitor Click on OK ...

Page 361: ...6 29 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 7 9 For R1 0 x software Input the network key to connect For R1 1 x software Choose the identical Security type and Encryption type in the drop down list then input the network key in the Security tab to connect ...

Page 362: ...ty Wireless or Direct Connect 8 9 For R1 0 x software A progress bar will display the system s attempt to connect For R1 1 x software Connected displayed at the end of status bar shows the connection is successful 9 9 When the connection is successful the IP settings for the connection will be displayed ...

Page 363: ...to be completed First press Utility on control panel and click on the Connectivity tab Next select the Service tab In the service category select Standard Print Using the Properties category select the HP Universal Printing PCL6 2 5 Second select the Button tab in Connectivity to configure a hard key on the control panel Within the Physical Print Button category click to select Print and click to ...

Page 364: ...Peripherals tab Select the HP Universal Printing PCL6 as the default printer Click Save and Exit Utility 4 5 The first time the Print button that was configured is pressed a HP Universal Printing PCL6 menu pops up Select Enter a Printer Address button A pop up menu will ask you to enter a printer address 5 5 A confirmation will be displayed when the printer address is accepted ...

Page 365: ...tus There is an active connection 2 6 Press Utility on control panel then select Connectivity tab Next select the Device tab Click Add to add a server name and IP address For example we added the device name wardDicom and input 3 35 157 99 3 6 Click the Service tab under connectivity Using the Destination Device pull down menu select the wardDicom that was just created Now wardDicom can be assigne...

Page 366: ... AE title and port number For example AE Title JRS and Port number 6104 Click on the yellow face to ping and check the connection If the face smiles that means the ultrasound system is successfully connected with the service 5 6 Search criteria can be configured Here Patient ID has been selected for the search criteria ...

Page 367: ...ient list will be refreshed Select the ID s to be transferred and click on Transfer tab This current example shows Patient ID 94035091 has been selected For R1 1 x software Press Patient on the control panel to transfer data from the Dicom Worklist to Local Archive Internal HD hard disk Click on Data Transfer tab in upper right corner and ensure the task selected is Worklist and the from destinati...

Page 368: ...5610736 100 Rev 9 Peripheral Connection continued Back Up Restore the Patient Information 1 4 In the event a system upgrade is required these steps will show how to back up important information such as archive and user defined configurations to CD DVD or USB disk ...

Page 369: ...u ve connected with the system For this example we have selected a formatted CD DVD disk connected to the device Click Backup to start process 3 4 A notification displays next to items selected confirming date time of successful backup 4 4 To restore backup information make sure the media with backup information is connected to the system Press Utility on Control panel Next select the System tab a...

Page 370: ...re 6 27 Software Version 1 2 Software version and series number information is helpful when communicating with a GE service center or field engineer Press Utility and then select System tab Next click on the About tab The software version is now displayed 2 2 Select the Admin tab in Utility to display the serial number for the device ...

Page 371: ...nboard Help LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide 6 39 Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 Maintenance This section includes four subsections 1 Trackball 2 Contact GE Service 3 InSite 4 Log Export Figure 6 28 Maintenance ...

Page 372: ... the retainer counterclockwise until the trackball can be removed from the groove 2 2 Take the trackball out wipe off oil or dust from the trackball retainer and the trackball housing by using a cotton swab or cleaner Put the trackball into the housing and assemble the retainer into the grove rotate it clockwise until the notches are in position ...

Page 373: ...enter by phone or directly from the ultrasound device if a network connection is available There is a Contact GE logo in the lower left hand corner of monitor Click on this icon and a pop up menu will appear Select ContactGE 2 2 Complete the required fields identified including Name Problem Type Problem Area and Problem Description Once these fields are complete click Send to submit ...

Page 374: ...p up a screen will appear as seen in the picture in which you can configure the network configuration Note Contact your regional online center tech support to get online support to do this configuration Fill in the CRM Number Your regional online center tech support should help you to get this number Then input the description to distinguish the unit from others Do not change the Advanced configur...

Page 375: ...0736 100 Rev 9 Log Export 1 4 The system has the ability to collect a screen capture of the image monitor system presets and the logs to be shared with GE support Make sure a formatted USB stick is connected to the device The press the Alt D keys simultaneously ...

Page 376: ...port 2 4 A pop up menu will appear and allow a description of the problem to be entered 3 4 Select the destination for the information to be stored For example select USB Drive and Click Store 4 4 After that you can read the USB in your PC find the subsequent file which is compressed and time stamped ...

Page 377: ...ing the system 3 37 maintenance schedule 3 38 Caution icon defined 4 3 CINE mode activating 2 14 circumference measurements ellipse 2 50 spline 2 53 trace 2 51 2 52 2 53 cleaning probes 5 11 Clinical measurement accuracy 2 68 Connectivity configuring 3 29 overview of screens 3 29 presets 3 29 console moving 1 44 transporting 1 44 contacts clinical questions 3 73 Internet 3 73 service questions 3 7...

Page 378: ...ng probes 5 3 LOGIQ system contraindications 1 6 Indications for Use 1 6 M measurement controls location 2 47 M Mode measurements mode time interval 2 61 time interval and velocity 2 61 tissue depth 2 60 M Mode general measurements 2 60 moving the system 1 43 during transport 1 44 precautions 1 44 N new patient scanning 1 62 O Operator controls 3 40 P patient data deleting 1 78 patient list enteri...

Page 379: ...ards 4 8 patient identification 4 6 patient training ALARA 4 9 personnel 4 10 precaution icons defined 4 3 precaution levels defined 4 3 probes 5 6 handling precautions 5 10 service requesting 3 73 site requirements before the system arrives 1 8 split screen imaging 1 35 System acclimation time 1 46 system electrical configurations 1 8 environmental requirements 1 10 power down 1 51 System cabinet...

Page 380: ...Index 4 LOGIQ V2 LOGIQ V1 User Guide Direction 5610736 100 Rev 9 ...

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