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General safety measures for operator and patient, system compliance, and essential precautions for use.
Details on protection against electric shock, ingress of water, and operational modes.
Explanation of symbols and labels found on the device and their meanings.
Guidelines for safe diagnostic ultrasound use, focusing on thermal and cavitation effects.
Usage guidelines for safe operation, including probe cleanliness and patient scanning techniques.
Specific guidelines for safe scanning practices to minimize patient exposure and risks.
Explanation of Mechanical Index (MI) and Thermal Index (TI) displays and their significance.
Details on power requirements, fuse specifications, voltage fluctuation, and grounding.
Overview of the system's display modes, measurement capabilities, and image technologies.
Precautions and procedures for safely moving and transporting the ultrasound system.
Detailed steps for powering on the ultrasound system, including boot sequence and hints.
Procedure for safely powering off the ultrasound system.
Instructions for selecting and connecting ultrasound probes to the system.
Steps for starting a new patient exam, including data entry and cautions.
Instructions for entering patient information via the PATIENT-key interface.
Guidance on optimizing image quality by adjusting various parameters.
Methods for optimizing image quality using soft menu and shortcut menus.
System support for DICOM storage, printing, MPPS, WORKLIST, and SR storage.
Setting DICOM Worklist parameters for managing worklists and patient data.
Understanding DICOM MPPS for reporting procedure status and instances.
Configuring DICOM SR storage for reports, specifically for OB/GYN and Cardiac applications.
Explanation of keys used for measurement, including trackball, ENTER, and DEL functions.
Using Dist, Trace, and SK1-SK3 keys for quick measurements in various modes.
Using Calc-key and Change-key for measurement menus and generating reports.
General and specific measurements available in B mode, including cardiology and urology.
Detailed steps for performing general measurements like distance, area, and volume in B mode.
Performing cardiology measurements in B mode: Single Plane, BiPlane, Bullet volume, and Modi_Simpson.
Performing urology measurements in B mode for kidney, bladder, and vessel parameters.
Performing pediatric measurements in B mode, specifically for Hip assessment.
Performing vascular measurements in B mode for various arteries and veins.
Performing GYN measurements in B mode for uterus, cervix, and ovaries.
Performing OB measurements in B mode for fetal growth parameters.
Performing carotid measurements in B mode for artery assessment.
Precautions for inspecting, handling, and maintaining ultrasound probes.
Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting transducers, including safety precautions.
Procedures for inspecting the system, weekly maintenance, and cleaning components.
Performing periodic safety checks and contacting agents for abnormal phenomena.
Information for correcting common system problems and troubleshooting steps.
General| Power Supply | 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Display | 15-inch high-resolution color LCD |
| Touch Panel | Yes |
| Probe Ports | 2 active ports |
| Transducer/Probe Frequency Range | 1-15 MHz |
| Scan/Image Modes | B, M, Color Doppler, Power Doppler, PW Doppler, CW Doppler |
| Image Optimization | THI (Tissue Harmonic Imaging) |
| Measurement and Analysis | Comprehensive measurement and analysis packages |
| Cineloop | Yes |
| Storage | Internal hard disk, USB, DICOM |
| Connectivity | USB, DICOM, VGA, Ethernet |
| Applications | Abdominal, Obstetrics, Gynecology, Cardiac, Vascular, Small Parts, Urology, Pediatric |
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