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Section 9.0
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ZIEHM QUANTUM
User’s Manual Page 129 of 220
9.5 STORING INDIVIDUAL IMAGES TO THE PATIENT FILE DIRECTORY
1. Press the Image LEFT or RIGHT Arrow button on the
DeskView Control Panel. This places the system into the
single step playback mode, operator can then step through
images one at-a-time.
2. When image playback has stopped, select the image to
transfer to the patient file and press one of the two
Store
buttons (DeskView or on the mobile stand keyboard)
3. The left monitor will display the message “Stored to XXXX”,
which indicates that the image has been copied to the patient
file with an image number
9.6 CINE FUNCTIONS
The CINE function selects the dynamic acquisition mode for acquiring and
replaying images in a sustained sequence. Images can be acquired at a rate of 1
to 15 fps, and can be replayed at either 1 to 15 fps, depending on the optional
software. Images acquired at 1 to 15 fps are stored directly to the hard drive.
When the CINE function is selected, the system does not change its image
properties. The C-Arm stays in the fluoroscopic body region that was selected.
The CINE function allows the operator the ability to perform procedures such as
Cholangiography, Barium Swallows, Urinary Studies, ERCP, or any procedure
that requires a sequence of images to be acquired without DSA.
9.6.1. CINE MESSAGES
All messages are displayed on the left monitor.
FRAME RATE DISPLAY 1-15 F/SEC: Indicates the selected frame rate. To change the frame
rate, press the
Frame Rate button before starting an acquisition or during replay of a captured
loop.
When the hard drive fills to the point that it cannot store at least 20 seconds of Cine images, the
system will display a message;
“Dynamic image acquisition cannot be started until more space is available”
To make room on the hard drive, delete Cine, images, or DSA image runs, or patients from the
system.
To exit the CINE function, press the CINE button to close the function and return to normal
fluoroscopic operation.