Chapter 6 - Working With Image Files
Printing Images
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You can re-save the file by clicking the Save Image or Save Loop button (depending on
the file type). The Terason software creates a new file. To replace the original file with the
one you edited, select
File
>
Export
, locate the original file and select it, then click
Save
. A
message indicates that the file already exists, and asks if you want to overwrite it. Click
Yes
.
Printing Images
You can print any image file from the Terason system. If you print an image loop, the
Terason software only prints the currently displayed frame. To print an entire image loop,
you must use the DICOM option. See
Printing Files to a DICOM Printer
instructions.
You can use any of the following methods to print images (described in more detail in the
subsequent sections):
•
•
Select thumbnails in the Review window
, then click
•
, then click the Print button
• Select
File
>
Print DICOM Image
(see
Printing Files to a DICOM Printer
You can also use
Print Setup
on the File
menu to select a default printer and default print
settings, such as page size and orientation.
Printing the Displayed Image
When viewing an image in the Image Display or Review windows, you can click
to
print the image or images. When you click the Print button, the Terason software
immediately sends selected images to your system’s default printer. You cannot set up any
custom options, such as number of copies or paper size.
You must freeze live images before you can print them.
If you used
Options
on the
Tools
menu to change the Toolbar Print handling to
Send to
DICOM Printer
, the Terason software sends the image directly to the DICOM printer. See
Setting Image Save and Print Defaults
on page 243 to make this change.
Warning:
Non-medical grade report printers cannot be used within a patient
environment.
Warning:
During use of a non-medical grade report printer or when a non-
medical grade report printer is connected to the ultrasound
system, the printer must be outside of the patient environment
and the ultrasound system cannot in any way be in contact with a
patient.
