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12 Probes and Biopsy
Operator’s Manual
12 - 35
a.
Screw the pinch nut to release the needle-guided brac
ket
b.
Separate the bracket and the probe.
NGB-018 Met
al-needle det
ach
able needle-guided bracket
Perform the foll
owing procedure:
1.
Install the needl
e-guided bracket:
1
Pinch nut of bracket
2
Angle pinch nut
3
Angle block
4C
l
a
m
p
5G
r
o
o
v
e
6
Angle-adjusting
base
7
Angle shift sign
8
Guiding block sp
ecification
9
Guiding block
10
N
eedle guide hole
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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190
Table of Contents
Intellectual Property Statement
3
Responsibility on the Manufacturer Party
3
Warranty
4
Exemptions
4
Customer Service Department
4
Important Information
4
About this Manual
5
Meaning of Signal Words
5
Hardcopy Manuals
6
Software Interfaces in this Manual
6
Conventions
6
Operator's Manuals
6
Table of Contents
7
Important Information
15
Safety Precautions
15
Latex Alert
21
Parts that Can be Used Within Patient Environment
21
System Overview
23
Intended Use
23
Contraindication
23
Safety Classifications
23
Product Specifications
24
Power Supply
24
Environmental Conditions
24
Dimensions and Weight
25
Product Differences
25
System Configuration
25
Standard Configuration
25
Probes and Needle-Guided Brackets Available
26
Options
27
Peripherals Supported
29
CIVCO Probe Sheath and Brackets
29
Introduction of each Unit
30
ECG Module
32
Basic Operations
32
Screen Display
32
Control Panel
34
Select Exam Mode and Probe
35
Select the Imaging Mode
35
Imaging Adjustment
36
Quickly Saving Image Settings
36
Annotations and Body Marks
37
Ivocal
38
Splitting Display
40
Image Magnification
40
Izoom (Full Screen View)
41
Freeze/Unfreeze the Image
41
Imaging Mode Switching When Frozen
42
Cine Review
42
Entering/Exiting Cine Review
42
Manual Cine Review
43
Auto Review
44
Linked Cine Review
44
Symbols and Warning Labels
44
System Preparation
47
Move/Position the System
47
Connecting the Power Cord
47
Connecting Power
47
Powered by Batteries
47
Power ON/OFF
48
Check before Powering on
49
Power the System on
49
Check the System after It Is Powered on
50
Power the System off
51
Standby
51
Monitor Brightness/Contrast Adjustment
52
Display Position Adjustment
52
Connecting/Disconnecting a Probe
52
Connecting a Probe
53
Disconnecting a Probe
54
Connecting USB Devices
54
Connecting the Footswitch
55
Installing a Printer
55
Connecting a Graph/Text Printer
55
Connecting a Video Printer
55
Setup
57
System Preset
57
Region
57
General
58
Image Preset
59
Measure
60
Footswitch Function
61
Probe Function
61
Access Control
62
Scan Code Preset
64
Peripheral Preset
67
Maintenance
67
Ivision
69
Security
69
System Information
71
Exam Related Preset
71
Exam Mode Preset
71
Measurement Preset
71
Body Mark/Comment Preset
73
Iworks Preset
73
Network Related Preset
74
DICOM Local Preset
74
DICOM Service Preset
76
Egateway Preset
81
Network Preset
83
Q-Path Preset
83
Exam Preparation
85
Patient Information
85
New Patient Information
85
Retrieve Patient Information
86
Activate an Exam
86
End an Exam
86
Image Acquisition
87
B Mode
87
B-Mode Image Scanning
87
B-Mode Image Parameters
87
Color Mode
90
Color Mode Image Scanning
90
Color Mode Image Parameters
90
Power Mode
92
Power Mode Image Scanning
92
Power Mode Image Parameters
92
M Mode
93
M Mode Image Scanning
93
M Mode Image Parameters
93
Color M Mode (CM)
94
CM Image Scanning
94
CM Image Parameters
94
Anatomical M Mode
94
Linear Anatomical M (Free Xros M)
95
Anatomical M Mode Parameters
95
PW/CW Mode
95
PW/CW Mode Image Scanning
95
PW/CW Mode Image Parameter
96
Tdi
97
TDI Mode Image Scanning
98
TDI Mode Image Parameters
98
Iscape View (Real-Time Panoramic Imaging)
98
Basic Procedures for Iscape Imaging
99
Image Review
100
Evaluate Image Quality
100
Cine Review
101
Smart B-Line
101
Basic Procedures for Smart B-Line
101
Overview
102
Smart VTI
103
Smart IVC
104
Contrast Imaging
105
Basic Procedures for Contrast Imaging
106
Left Ventricular Opacification
106
Image Parameters
107
Image Saving
108
Micro Flow Enhancement
108
Contrast Imaging QA
109
Auto GA
112
Smart FHR OB1
112
Iworks (Auto Workflow Protocol)
113
Overview
113
Normal Iworks Basic Procedure
113
View Operation
114
Manual Examination
114
Insert
115
Smart 3D
117
Overview
117
Terms
117
ROI and VOI
118
Render Mode
118
Mpr
119
Note before Use
120
Smart 3D Image Acquisition
122
Smart 3D Image Viewing
123
Image Saving
127
Physiological Unit Signal
129
Ecg
129
ECG Review
131
Review Principle
131
Linked Review of Waveforms, M/D Images and 2D Images
131
Parameter Description
131
Measurement, Annotations and Body Mark
133
Measurement
133
Annotations
135
Adding Annotations
135
Moving Annotations
135
Modifying (Editing) Annotations
136
Deleting Annotations
136
Body Mark
136
Adding Body Mark
137
Moving Body Marks
137
Deleting Body Marks
137
Voice Comments
137
Voice Comment Panel
137
Adding Voice Comments
138
Voice Comment Review
138
Patient Data Management
139
Image File Management
139
Storage Media
139
Image File Formats
139
Image Storage Setting
140
Saving Full Screen Images to the System
140
Image Review and Analysis
140
Sending Image Files
141
Report Management
141
Report Storage
141
Importing, Exporting and Sending a Report
141
Istation - Patient Data Management
142
Searching a Patient
142
Patient Data View & Management
142
Image Compare
143
Recycle bin
143
Istorage
144
Print
144
Image Printing
144
Report Printing
145
Back up Files Using the DVD Drive
145
Patient Task Management
145
V-Access
147
Q-Path
147
Dicom/Hl7
149
DICOM Storage
149
Send Images on Istation/Review
149
To Send Images to Storage after an Exam Ends
150
DICOM Print
150
Print Images on Istation/Review
150
To Send Images to DICOM Print after an Exam Ends
150
To Print Images after Saving Image
150
Worklist
150
Mpps
151
Storage Commitment
151
After Sending Images on the Istation Screen
151
Storage Commitment after an Exam Ends
152
Query/Retrieve
152
DICOM Media Storage
152
Media Storage
152
Media Review
153
Data Restore
153
Showcase Recording
153
Structured Report
153
Send Structured Reports for Storage
154
Back up Structured Report
154
Probes and Biopsy
155
Probes
155
Laparoscopic Probe
158
Probe Functions by Part
160
Orientation of the Ultrasound Image and the Probe Head
161
Procedures for Operating
162
Wearing the Probe Sheath
164
Probes Cleaning and Disinfection/Sterilization
166
Cleaning the Probe Cable and Connector
171
Probe Environmental Conditions
171
Storage and Transportation
173
Biopsy Guide
174
Needle-Guided Brackets Available
176
Needle-Guided Bracket Inspection and Installation
176
Verifying the Biopsy Guide Line
204
Starting the Biopsy Procedure
205
Clean and Sterilize the Needle-Guided Bracket
206
Storage and Transportation
208
Disposal
208
Middle Line
208
Espacial Navi
209
Interface
209
Preset
211
Preparation before Needle Guidance
211
Procedure
212
DVR Recording
213
Start Recording
213
Sending Image
213
DVR Video Replaying
214
Replay on PC
214
Replay on the Ultrasound System
214
System Maintenance
215
Daily Maintenance
215
Cleaning the System
215
Cleaning the Peripherals
218
Disinfecting the Main Unit
218
Checking the Probe
222
Checking the Power Cable and Plug
222
Checking Appearance
223
System Hard Drive Backup
223
Troubleshooting
223
1-D Barcode Reader
225
Setting up the Reader
226
Setting
226
Scanning in Hand-Held Mode
229
Scanning in Hands-Free Mode
230
Barcode Reader (Take DS4308 as an Example)
232
Overview
232
Setting up the Digital Imager Reader
233
Setting
233
Scanning in Hand-Held Mode
237
JADAK Barcode Reader
238
Supported Barcode Reader Model
238
Operating System Version
238
Setting up the JADAK Barcode Reader
238
HS-1M JDK-2413 Configuration
238
HS-1R JDK-2601 Configuration
239
Maintenance
240
B Wireless LAN
244
Use the Wireless Feature
244
IP Configure
244
EAP Network
244
Specifications
245
Troubleshooting
246
C Trolley and Accessories
247
Trolley (UMT-400/UMT-400Plus)
247
Trolley Accessories
247
Introduction of each Unit (Taking UMT-400 as an Example)
248
Install Towelette Container
249
Wall Mount
250
D Iscanhelper
253
Use Iscanhelper for Reference
253
Use Iscanhelper for Learning or Training
253
Iscanhelper Menu
254
View Selecting Area
254
Help Information Area
254
Single/Quad-Window Display
255
Measurement, Comments, and Body Mark
255
E Ivision
257
F List of Vocal Commands
260
G EMC Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration
264
H Acoustic Output
271
Concerns with Bioeffects
271
Prudent Use Statement
271
ALARA Principle (as Low as Reasonably Achievable)
271
MI/TI Explanation
272
Basic Knowledge of MI and TI
272
MI/TI Display
273
Acoustic Power Setting
273
Acoustic Power Control
274
Acoustic Output
274
Derated Ultrasonic Output Parameters
274
Limits of Acoustic Output
275
Differences between Actual and Displayed MI and TI
275
Measurement Uncertainty
275
References for Acoustic Power and Safety
276
I Probe Dimensions
278
J Indications for Use
280
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Brand
Mindray
Model
TE9
Category
Speaker System
Language
English
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