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10 4D Imaging
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View A on the top left shows the image on the X-axis.
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View B on the top right shows the image on the Y-axis.
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View C on the bottom left shows the image on the Z-axis.
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The image on the bottom right shows the dynamic 3D image.
As Figure 10-3 shows, the touch screen displays all controls related to the 3D imaging.
3D/4D
Edit
Edit
View Exit
ROI
Light
Reset Rotate
Inversion VolPre
Display Orientation
0
O
90
O
180 O 270
O
Ref. Image
A B
C
3D
Threshold
25
Contrast
32
Transpancey
32
Brightness
5
Smothness
15
Figure 10-3 4D Imaging Parameters Menu
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Tap or turn the current menu to the previous or the next page.
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Tap VolPre or press the Freeze key to return to the inactivated 4D mode.
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Tap Exit on the 3D/4D tab to return to the real-time B mode. Tap Exit on other tabs to
switch to the 3D/4D tab.
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2 Acquiring Dynamic 3D Image
You can acquire a dynamic 3D image of high quality by applying the features described in
Section 9.2 Working with 3D Images. You can also tap Edit ROI on the touch screen to
freeze three reference images, and then use the trackball to view the 3D image for better
observation; tap Edit ROI again to unfreeze three reference images.
Press the Freeze key on the control panel to display the progress bar of cine review. Tap
Auto Play to play the cine review. Tap it again to stop the cine review.
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2 Working with 4D Images
You can review, optimize or save 4D images in the frozen mode. For details, refer to
Section 9.2 Working with 3D Images.