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9-8 Comments and Body Marks

9.2.5 Body Mark Setting

Returning to the preset or changing the exam/patient/mode/probe will clear the body marks.

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Contents7
- Intellectual Property Statement7
- Responsibility on the Manufacturer Party7
- Warranty8
  - Exemptions8
  - Customer Service Department9
- Important Information10
- About this Manual10
- Notation Conventions10
- Operator's Manuals11
- Hardcopy Manuals11
- Software Interfaces in this Manual11
- Conventions12
- Product Difference12
1 Safety Precautions13
- Safety Classifications13
- Meanings of Signal Words14
- Meaning of Safety Symbols14
- Safety Precautions15
- Latex Alert22
- Warning Labels23
2 System Overview25
- Intended Use25
- Contraindication25
- Product and Model Code25
- Product Specifications26
- System Configuration27
- Introduction of each Unit33
- Product View33
- I/O Panel35
- Power Supply Panel36
- Physio Panel37
- Control Panel38
- Symbols43
3 System Preparation45
- Move/Position the System45
- Connecting the Power Cord & Protective Grounding46
- Control Panel Position Adjustment53
- Connecting a Probe53
- Connecting Peripheral Devices54
- Basic Screen & Operation60
4 Exam Preparation69
- Patient Information69
- Select Exam Mode and Probe78
- Select the Imaging Mode78
- Dual-Probe Switch78
- Activate & Continue an Exam79
- Pause & End an Exam79
5 Image Optimization81
- Imaging Mode81
- B Mode Image Optimization83
- M Mode Image Optimization90
- Color Mode Image Optimization92
- Power Mode Image Optimization98
- Anatomical M Mode107
- Contrast Imaging154
- Iscape View (Real-Time Panoramic Imaging)160
- Stress Echo172
- Tissue Tracking Quantitative Analysis (QA)182
- Smart Pelvic Floor187
  - Measurement/Comment187
  - Data Export187
6 Display & Cine Review189
- Splitting Display189
- Image Magnification189
- Spot Zoom189
- Freeze/Unfreeze the Image190
- Cine Saving195
- Setting Cine Length195
7 Physiological Signal197
- ECG Operation Basic Procedures198
- ECG Triggering198
- Triggering Mode199
- Real & Trigger199
- Respiratory Wave Operation Basic Procedures200
- The Physio Parameters200
8 Measurement201
- Basic Operations201
- Application Measurements204
- Measurement Accuracy205
- Comments Basic Procedures207
9 Comments and Body Marks207
- Touch Screen Display in Comments208
- Quickly Select a Comment in a Group209
- Adding a Comment Text210
- Adding an Arrow210
- Adding Comments210
- Typing Comment Characters210
- Modifying (Editing) Arrows211
- Modifying (Editing) Comments211
- Moving Comments211
- Tracing211
- Body Mark212
10 Patient Data Management215
- Patient Information Management215
- Image File Management215
- Report Management223
- Istation - Patient Data Management226
- Istorage230
  - Print Setting230
  - Image Printing230
- Back up Files Using the DVD Drive231
- Report Printing231
- Patient Task Management232
- Administration233
- V-Access241
- User Field Name241
11 Dicom/Hl7243
- DICOM Preset244
- Verify Connectivity253
- DICOM Services253
- DICOM Media Storage258
- Data Restore258
- Structured Report259
- Showcase Recording259
- DICOM Task Management260
12 Setup261
- System Preset262
- Exam Mode Preset268
- Comment Preset269
- Measurement Preset269
- Iworks Preset271
- Stress Echo Preset271
- DICOM/HL7 Preset271
- Print Preset272
- Network Preset273
- Maintenance276
  - Importing Setup Data277
  - Probe Check277
- Security278
  - Other Settings278
  - Anti-Virus279
- System Information280
13 Probes and Biopsy281
- Probe Functions by Part283
- Operating Procedures284
- Orientation of the Ultrasound Image and the Probe Head284
- Wearing the Probe Sheath287
- Probes Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilization288
- Selecting a Microbicidal Method289
- Low-Level Disinfection of a Non-Critical Probe290
- High-Level Disinfection of a Semi-Critical Probe291
- Compatible Disinfectants292
- Environment293
- Low-Level Disinfectant293
- Storage and Transportation Condition294
- Biopsy Guide295
- Middle Line323
14 DVR Recording325
- Send Image325
- DVR Video Replay326
15 Acoustic Output327
- Concerns with Bioeffects327
- Prudent Use Statement327
- ALARA Principle (as Low as Reasonably Achievable)327
- MI/TI Explanation328
- Acoustic Power Setting329
- MI/TI Display329
- Acoustic Power Control330
- Derated Ultrasonic Output Parameters330
- Measurement Uncertainty331
  - Limits of Acoustic Output331
  - Differences between Actual and Displayed MI and TI331
- References for Acoustic Power and Safety333
16 EMC Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration335
17 System Maintenance341
- Daily Maintenance341
- Troubleshooting347
Appendix A Iscanhelper349
Appendix B Barcode Reader353
- Setting up the Reader354
- Scanning in Hand-Held Mode356
- Scanning in Hands-Free Mode357
- Assembling the Intellistand357
- 2D Barcode Reader358
- Screw Mount358
- Tape Mount358
- Setting up the Digital Imager Reader359
- Installing the Interface Cable359
- Removing the Interface Cable360
- Setting in Ultrasound System364
- Parameter Defaults366
- Iworks (Auto Workflow Protocol)369
Appendix C Iworks (Auto Workflow Protocol369
- Iworks ob Procedure370
- View Operation373
- Manual Examination374
- Insert374
- Iworks Setting374
- Protocol Management375
- View Management375
- Create New Protocol376
Appendix D Wireless LAN379
- IP Config380
- Battery Status Indicator381
Appendix E Battery381
Appendix F Ultrasound Gel Warmer383
- Install the Warmer385
- Remove the Warmer386
- Power Cord Plug387
Appendix G Electrical Safety Inspection387
- Device Enclosure and Accessories388
- Earth Leakage Test389
- Enclosure Leakage Test389
- Patient Leakage Current389
- Mains on Applied Part Leakage390
- Patient Auxiliary Current390

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