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25 K5902200 /07 Barco Demetra
5. When an image is captured, the image review screen will be shown. In this screen, the user can perform
several actions.
6. Tap the Save icon in the image review screen to save the captured image to the image gallery.
7. When the captured image is saved, the image detail screen will be shown. See
“ Image detail screen ” , page
26 ) for an overview of the available functionalities.
8. Tap the Localize icon in the image detail screen to link the captured image taken in dermoscopic mode or
close-up mode to a location marked on an overview photograph or on a dummy mannequin.
9. By default the overview localization mode is selected. Select the desired overview photograph on which
you want to localize the captured image. This can be an existing overview photograph, or a new overview
photograph can be captured.
10. Tap the mannequin icon to localize the captured image on a dummy mannequin.
Shortly press the On/Off button on top of the head to put the device in standby mode. Keep the On/
Off button pressed to open a menu which allows you to safely restart or shut down the Demetra
Scope.
With the Demetra Scope, dermoscopic images can be acquired both without using a liquid interface,
and with using a liquid interface. Barco recommends using commonly used, transparent disinfection
liquids based on isopropyl alcohol (<70%) or ethanol (<90%) as the liquid interface.
3.3 Live video preview
Overview
Press the main button on the grip of the Demetra Scope to return to the live video preview from any
other screen (except in edit modes).
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1. Battery status indicator
2. WiFi connection indicator
3. Cloud connection indicator
4. Patient name
5. Switch patient: Tap to switch patient
6. Image gallery of the selected patient
7. Image mode: Select the desired image mode. Tap the icon if needed to open the menu.
When the close-up mode is selected, tap the ‘ switch camera ’ icon on the display screen to switch from the
default secondary camera (more than 10 cm from the skin) to the primary camera (up to 5 – 10 cm from the
skin), and back.
Operation with the Demetra Scope