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2 System Overview
Select the image, and the icon appears on the image, which indicates the image is to be
compared.
If select the wrong image, click the image again to cancel the selection.
– Select image size display on “Thumbnail Size” bar to display more images at a time.
– Image compare of different exams for the same patient: select “all” in the drop-down list
of “Exam History” to see all exam files, then you can select different images of different
exams to compare.
3. Repeat the step 2 above to add the image to be compared.
There is “Display” column you can filter the images by selecting “All Items”, “Selected”,
“Unselected”.
Select [Clear Selected] to clear all selected images.
4. Select [OK] to enter image comparison.
5. Switch the multi-frame cine among the windows to review (single-frame image cannot be
reviewed).
– Select [Dual] to toggle between the two images.
The window with the highlighted “M” mark is the current activated window.
You can select the image to be reviewed at synchronous time when the multi-frame image is
reviewed by using [Sync Play].
6. Save the image if necessary.
7. Select [Return] or [Freeze] to exit image compare.
2.12.2 Frame Compare
Cine compare can only be performed for B/C mode image only. The image on dual/quad window
cannot be compared.
Perform the following procedure:
1. Freeze the image in B/C mode, select [Frame Compare] in “Cine” page to enter frame
comparison mode.
2. Review the images of different image windows (cine replaying can’t be performed for single-
frame image file), select [Update] or [Dual] to switch the active image window.
3. Save the image if it is necessary.
Measurements, adding comments and body marks are allowed.
4. Select [Frame Compare] again to return to image frozen status; select [Freeze] to enter real-
time imaging.
2.13 Cine Saving
2.13.1 Live Capture
Live capture refers to saving the images or cines in image scanning status; after the storage, the
system continues image scanning.
Live capture can be divided into 2 kinds: retrospective and prospective.
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