Mindray DC-80A, Operator'S Manual

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Image Optimization 5-95
The Stage time is displayed to the right side of each stage in the protocol list, while the Exam time is
displayed in the left side of the screen.
Each saved image will be marked with two times T1 and T2. T1 refers to the total time of the whole
acquisition, while T2 indicates the time the acquisition lasted for a certain stage.
7. To review loops before ending acquisition, select [Review/WMS] on the menu. You can redisplay the
real-time imaging screen to continue acquisition by selecting [Acquire].
8. To end the acquisition and review the acquired images, click [End Acquisition].
NOTE:
When the acquisition is ended, no stress echo image acquisition can be performed for the
same exam.
5.14.3 Selecting Preferred Stress Echo Loops (Select Mode)
The selected clips are used for analysis in the review mode and wall motion scoring mode. Select Mode
is used to select the best loops of the examination.
When the acquisition is ended, select mode is enabled automatically.
In Select Mode, you can select the representative loop (“preferred” loop) for each view.
To select “preferred” loops:
1. Use the <Update> key according to tips in the trackball hint area or select [Select] on the menu to
enter the Select Mode, or the system enters the Select Mode directly after the acquisition is finished.
2. Select the loop. Use the buttons displayed during Select Mode to designate another loop or another
view for display.
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Use [Stage: XX] or [View: XX] on the soft menu to select the target stage/view.
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Single-click a clip to select the clip for current stage/view and zoom in the clip to the full-screen.
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Double-click a clip. The clip will be magnified.
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Touch , , or on the touch screen to display another loop in the current view.
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Click buttons on the left side of the screen to view the cine files by frame.
3. Select the stage and view to display all loops for the view and then continue designating the
“preferred” loop for each displayed view until all views are completed.