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18-1

18 Probes and Biopsy

Note: For details of storage time and condition for disinfected probes or sterilized probes

and brackets, please refer to Technical standard for Disinfection of Medical and Health

Structures

18.1 Probes

The system supports the following probes:

No. Probe Model Illustration

3C5s

2. 6C2s

7L4s

7L6s

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- Intellectual Property Statement11
- Warranty12
  - Customer Service Department13
- Important Information13
- Introduction14
Safety Precautions16
1 Overview25
- Intended Use25
- Contraindication25
- Product and Model Code25
2 Product Specifications26
- Imaging Modes26
- Power Supply (Adapter)26
- Environmental Conditions26
- External Dimensions and Weight26
3 System Configuration27
- Standard Configuration27
- Probes and Needle-Guided Brackets Available27
- Options29
- Peripherals Supported30
4 System Introduction32
- Introduction of each Unit32
- Extend Modules34
- Control Panel37
- Symbols40
5 Set-Up & Connections43
- System Set-Up43
- Power Supply43
  - Connecting the External Power Supply43
  - Powered by Batteries43
- Connecting / Disconnecting a Transducer44
  - Connecting a Transducer44
  - Disconnecting a Transducer45
- Connecting the Probe Extend Module45
- Connecting IO Extend Module46
- Connecting the V/A Extend Module46
- Connecting the ECG Module46
- Connecting the Footswitch47
- Connecting / Removing a USB Memory Device47
- Installing a Graph / Text Printer48
- Installing a Video Printer49
- Use of M-Pack51
  - Introduction of M-Pack51
  - Use of M-Pack52
6 Power on / off55
- Powering on the System55
- Powering off the System57
7 Basic Screen and Operation58
- Basic Screen58
- Basic Operations of Screens62
8 Exam Preparation64
- To Start an Exam64
- Patient Information64
- Pause Exam & Continue Exam71
  - Pause Exam71
  - Continue Exam71
- End Exam71
- Activate Exam72
- Cancel an Exam72
- Anonymous Patient Exam72
9 Exam Types73
- Introduction of Exam Types73
- Selecting Transducer and Exam Type74
- Setting Exam Types75
10 Image Modes80
- Switching between Image Modes81
- Image Adjustments82
- Image Parameter Preset96
11 Special Imaging Modes99
- Smart3D99
- Iscape115
- Free Xros M Mode118
12 Cine Review122
- Entering / Exiting Cine Review122
- Cine Review in the B or C Mode122
  - Manual Cine Review122
  - Auto Cine Review123
- Cine Review in the M or D Mode123
- Linked Cine Review123
- Setting Region of Auto Review124
- Saving Cine124
- Cine Setup125
  - Setting Cine Length125
  - Setting Cine Memory Split125
13 Measurements126
- Basic Operations126
  - Entering Measurement Status126
  - Measurement Result and Help Information126
- General Measurements127
- Application Measurements128
14 Comments (Annotations)129
- Entering / Exiting Comments129
- Comment Menu129
  - Comment Text Library Menu129
  - Soft Menu for Comments130
- Adding Comments131
- Moving Comments132
- Modifying (Editing) Comments132
  - Modifying (Editing) Characters132
  - Modifying (Editing) Arrows133
- Deleting Comments133
- Comment Preset134
  - Font Size and Arrow Size134
  - User-Defined Comments135
15 Body Marks (Pictograms)137
- Entering / Exiting Body Mark Mode137
- Categories of Body Marks137
- Soft Menu for Body Marks137
- Adding Body Marks137
- Moving Body Marks138
- Deleting Body Marks139
- Body Mark Preset139
16 Patient Data Management144
- Patient Information Management144
- Image File Management145
- Report Management153
- Patient Data Management (Istation)154
- Network Storage157
  - Network Storage Setting158
  - Network Storage159
- Print Task Management159
- Backing up and Erasing Files through DVD Drive160
- Task Manager161
- Reviewing the AVI Files163
- Admin163
17 Parameter Setup168
- Entering / Exiting Setup168
- System Setup169
- Exam Mode Preset171
- Image Parameter Preset172
- Comment Preset172
- Body Mark Preset172
- Measurement Preset172
- Soft-Key and Menu Preset172
- Peripheral Setup175
- Network Preset177
- Manage Settings177
  - Exporting Setup Data177
  - Importing Setup Data178
- Maintenance178
- System Information178
18 Probes and Biopsy179
- Probes179
- Biopsy Guide197
19 Ecg230
- ECG Connection230
- Displaying ECG Signal231
- ECG Triggering231
  - Triggering Mode232
  - Real & Trigger232
- ECG Review232
- Exiting ECG232
- Setting ECG232
20 Image Recording234
- VCR (Video Cassette Recorder)234
- DVR (Digital Video Recorder)236
- Non-Programmable Record and Replay242
21 Batteries243
- Overview243
- Precautions243
- Batteries 21243
- Installing and Removing the Batteries244
- Battery Status Indicator245
- One Full Discharge / Charge Cycle245
- Checking Battery Performance246
- Battery Disposal246
22 System Maintenance247
- Daily Maintenance247
  - Cleaning the System247
  - Backup of the System Hard Disk250
- Maintenance Checks by Service Engineer251
- Consumables and Periodic Part Replacement251
- Troubleshooting251
23 Acoustic Output253
- Concerns with Bioeffects253
- Prudent Use Statement253
- ALARA Principle (as Low as Reasonably Achievable)254
- MI/TI Explanation254
  - Basic Knowledge of MI and TI254
  - MI/TI Display255
- Acoustic Power Setting255
- Acoustic Power Control256
- Acoustic Output257
  - Derated Ultrasonic Output Parameters257
  - Differences between Actual and Displayed MI and TI257
- Measurement Uncertainty258
- References for Acoustic Power and Safety258
24 Measurement Accuracy259
25 Safety Classification260
26 Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration261
Appendix A Wireless LAN266
Appendix Bdicom270
Appendix C Remote Control and Net Update298
Electrical Safety Inspection301

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