BenQ T3300 - System Capabilities; Imaging; Transducer Types; Measurements

Overview
T3300 Diagnostic Ultrasound System | 24 | B00601-010 4/10/17
3.1 System Capabilities
The T3300 Ultrasound System is intended for Obstetric imaging, Gynecology imaging, Cardiac
imaging, Vascular imaging, and general imaging purpose, and related analysis. The system can be
used for 2D grayscale (B-Mode), M-Mode, Color, Power, PW and CW imaging depending on the
transducer. The system also supports duplex, and triplex imaging. The system provides
measurement tools, analysis options, and DICOM network capabilities. Refer to the following
standard features.
3.1.1 Imaging
The following scan modes and features are available, if supported by the transducer for the
application:
• B-mode
•M-mode
• Color Doppler
• Power mode
• PW mode
• CW mode
• Tissue Harmonic Imaging (THI)
• QScan image processing
• SQBeam Real-time Compound Imaging
• FQBeam Real-time Compound Imaging
WARNING
The system does not support the biopsy guide function. Do not use nor assemble any kind of
needle guide kits/brackets on the supported transducer to avoid transducer damage or
hurting the patient.
3.1.2 Transducer Types
The available transducer types are a curved linear array transducer, a linear array transducer and a
phased array transducer. Applications for specific transducers are listed in "Indications for Use and
Supporting Transducers" on page 29.
3.1.3 Measurements
The system provides tools and controls for measuring distance, ellipse, angle, trace and IMT. After
you perform measurements, the system makes the pertinent calculations and organizes the
measurements, calculations, and patient information, which can be added into a patient report.
3.1.4 Calculations
Calculations are organized by applications supported by the system. The system uses
measurement values to perform calculations which can then be added into a patient report.
3.1.5 Image Acquisition and Review
You can acquire and review single images and cineloop sequences. Images and cineloop
sequences can be stored on USB devices, or sent over a wireless network to an archive server, or
printed out from supported external printers.