GE BK MEDICAL 8838 Series, Руководство пользователя

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April-2023 8838 User Guide (BB1857-H)
Rotating the 2D Imaging Plane
Typically, you use a 2D imaging to locate the area where you want a 3D image.You
can rotate the 2D imaging plane from the system or the remote control. This allows
you to locate the area where you want to image without moving the transducer inside
the patient.
Rotating the 2D imaging plane does not change the default start position for 3D
imaging or the chosen angle or extent of 3D imaging.
NOTE:
You cannot rotate the 2D imaging plane if the image is frozen or in split screen
mode.
Rotation
symbol
A rotation symbol shows the position of the array when imaging in 2D. The line
inside the circle of the icon represents the position of the transducer array.
Note that the default position of the imaging plane is opposite the transducer button
(see Figure 2).
Figure 4. Rotation symbol on the flex Focus 1202. Not available on the 2202 UltraView system.
You can select and drag the rotation symbol to a new position on the screen using the
trackball and
Select
keys on the system keyboard. The rotation symbol disappears
when you start a 3D acquisition.
There are two ways you can rotate the imaging plane:
1
Click the rotation symbol on the monitor with the
Select
key and press the
+/-
keys on the keyboard. You can also click +/- on the actual rotation symbol. Press
or click
+
to rotate clockwise, press or click
-
to rotate anticlockwise.
NOTE:
If you want to use the
+/-
keys on the keyboard to rotate the imaging plane you
must first click the rotation symbol (see Figure 4).
Or:
2
Click the screen keys Rotate - or .
Select key