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GE Voluson S8 User Manual

GE Voluson S8
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GE Healthcare
Voluson® S6/S8
Basic User Manual
English (English)
GE imagination at work
Revision 4
HCAT# H46812LA
5433669-100
SW 12.0.0
© by General Electric

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GE Voluson S8 Specifications

General IconGeneral
3D/4D ImagingYes
PortabilityCart-based system
Power Requirements100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
CategoryUltrasound
ApplicationsObstetrics, Gynecology, Cardiology, General Imaging
Display19-inch high-resolution LCD
Touch PanelYes
Transducer Ports3 active ports
Doppler ModesColor Doppler, Power Doppler
Image StorageInternal storage, USB
Transducer TypesConvex, Linear, Phased Array, Volume, Endocavitary
ConnectivityDICOM, Ethernet, USB

Summary

Chapter 1 General

1.1 Contacting GE Healthcare Ultrasound

Provides contact information for GE Healthcare Ultrasound support and resources.

Chapter 2 Safety

2.1 Warning labels used in the Basic User Manual

Explains warning labels and symbols used in the manual for safety.

2.2 Symbols and Labels used on the system

Describes various symbols and labels found on the ultrasound system.

2.4 Remarks for Safe Use

Provides crucial remarks and precautions for safe operation of the ultrasound system.

2.5 System Safety and Maintenance

Covers safety aspects and maintenance procedures for the ultrasound system.

2.6 Probe Safety and Maintenance

Outlines safety precautions and maintenance guidelines for ultrasound probes.

2.7 Biopsy Safety and Maintenance

Details safety concerns and maintenance procedures specific to biopsy procedures.

Chapter 4 Operating the System

4.2 Safety Warnings

Important safety warnings, particularly regarding temperature balance before initial operation.

4.3 Power On / Boot Up

Step-by-step instructions for connecting power and turning on the system.

4.4 Power Off / Shutdown

Procedures for safely powering off and shutting down the system, including data saving.

4.5 Transducer Connection

Guidelines for connecting and disconnecting probes, including safety precautions.

4.8 Entering Patient Data

Procedures for entering patient information for calculations, worksheets, and DICOM settings.

Chapter 5 Probes and Biopsies

5.1 Probes

Information on probes, including features, applications, and labeling.

5.2 Biopsies

Details on biopsy guide mounting, sterilization, and specific biopsy needle guides.

Chapter 8 Doppler Modes

8.1 Pulsed Wave Doppler Mode (PW Mode)

Explains PW Doppler imaging, spectral analysis, and display components.

8.2 Continuous Wave Doppler Mode (CW Mode)

Details CW Mode operations, settings, and how to use it.

8.3 Color Flow Mode (CFM)

Explains Color imaging principles, coding, and how it overlays the 2D grayscale scan.

8.4 Power Doppler Mode (PD Mode)

Discusses how PD Mode extends sonographic diagnostics, especially for slow flow velocities.

Chapter 9 Volume Mode

9.1 Volume Acquisition with Volume Probes

Details how to scan tissue volumes and analyze sections in 3 dimensions using Volume Mode.

9.2 Volume Acquisition: Static 3D Sectional Planes

Step-by-step guide to acquiring static 3D sectional planes for volume analysis.

9.4 Volume Acquisition: Static 3D Render

Instructions on acquiring static 3D volumes and adjusting settings for rendering.

Chapter 11 Measurements and Patient Worksheets (Reports)

11.1 Generic Measurements

Explains how to use the Caliper key for generic measurements and their functionality.

11.3 Basic Calculation Functionality

Explains the basic functionality of the calculation key and how to use measuring marks.

Chapter 13 Utilities and System Setup

13.1 Utilities

Overview of the Utilities menu for system programming and function activation.

13.2 System Setup

Introduction to system setup, covering general settings, administration, connectivity, and backup.

13.2.6 Backup

Information on backing up system configuration and image archive data.

Chapter 14 Programmable Keys

14.1 Where to program the keys

Instructions on how to program P1-P4 keys, Start Exam, and End Exam buttons.

14.2 P-keys

Details the four different actions that can be programmed onto P-keys.

14.3 Start Exam Button

Explains how to activate and configure the Start Exam function.

14.4 End Exam Button

Describes the configuration and actions of the End Exam button.

Chapter 15 Connections

15.1 How to Connect Auxiliary Devices Safely

Provides essential guidelines for safely connecting auxiliary devices to the system.

Chapter 16 Technical Data / Information

16.1 Safety Conformance

Lists the standards and regulations the Voluson S6/S8 conforms to for safety and emissions.

16.11 Generic Measurements and Measurements/Calculations

Information on generic measurements, calculations, and supported applications.

16.13 Guidance and manufacturer´s declaration

Manufacturer's declaration regarding electromagnetic emissions and immunity.

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