Optos 200tx User Manual

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Overview of the scanning laser ophthalmoscope and its capabilities.

Details the intended medical applications of the ophthalmoscope.

Explains how images are captured and their clinical utility.

Describes various image capture procedures like optomap, optomap plus, and optomap fa.

Provides a system overview including scan head, image server, and viewing PCs.

Details components of the scan head and its functions.

Describes the head rest assembly and its adjustment for patient comfort.

Instructions for installing and removing the patient arm support.

Procedures for removing and attaching the head rest for cleaning.

Factors influencing detector settings, including patient iris category.

Explains how detector gains are set based on iris category for optimal image quality.

Details the functions and operation of the hand control for patient positioning and capture.

Information on how to access help resources within the system.

Outlines features for system configuration, user management, and security.

Describes the functionality for image capture and quality checking.

Details tools for image analysis, annotation, and exporting.

How to customize application settings for individual users.

Explains archiving capabilities and database management.

Functionality for managing patient records and appointments.

Information on how software updates are delivered and installed.

Procedures for managing patient data before and during image capture.

Step-by-step guide for creating and modifying patient entries.

Guidelines for cleaning the device between patient examinations.

How to prepare and inform patients about the imaging procedure.

General steps and considerations for capturing high-quality images.

Detailed guide on manually aligning the patient's eye for capture.

Instructions for patients using the self-alignment feature.

Procedure for capturing a standard single eye image.

Essential checks before performing single image capture.

Process for capturing stereo image pairs.

Steps for capturing angiography images, including injection timing.

Method for removing unwanted captured images.

Guide for capturing images with directed gaze.

Techniques to reduce obstruction by eyelids and lashes.

Displays captured sessions identified by date.

Visual representation of captured images for selection.

Chronological listing of all captured images for a patient.

Overview of tasks performable within the patient history interface.

Methods for accessing and viewing patient images.

Process for viewing multiple linked images together.

Options for opening selected images in stacks or linked windows.

Steps for printing selected images from the history view.

Guidance on reviewing fluorescein angiography images in a slideshow format.

Provides alternative ways to open and access images.

Accessing images that were recently viewed.

Controls for linking or unlinking multiple image windows.

Process for opening and linking multiple images together.

Options for linking specific open windows and choosing layout.

How to select images from a sequence for viewing.

Opening images directly from network locations without patient context.

Finding images based on specific search criteria like date or status.

Accessing images stored locally on the computer.

Procedures for removing images from the patient history.

Steps to remove a specific image thumbnail.

Method for deleting an image currently being viewed.

Procedure for deleting entire imaging sessions.

Explains how different laser colors reveal retinal layers.

Overview of tools available for reviewing captured images.

Tool for comparing two images side-by-side with adjustable transparency.

Displays grayscale views with alternative color palettes for subtle feature enhancement.

Navigates through image areas in different color views automatically.

Presents fluorescein angiography images as a timed sequence.

Displays images on a 3D model eye for patient education.

Reviews pairs of images captured from slightly different angles.

Inspects localized image areas at high magnification.

Simulates the view seen through a Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscope.

A suggested workflow for reviewing individual patient images.

How to control and use the automated image viewing feature.

Steps to activate and use the image magnifier tool.

Instructions for using the 3D model eye visualization tool.

Distributing 3D Wrap views as images or movie files.

Printing the 3D Wrap view as a patient takeaway.

Detailed steps for using the comparison overlay feature.

Guide to using the simulated BIO view for examination.

Steps for applying and selecting false color palettes.

How to review stereo image pairs using different techniques.

Comparing patient images with reference disease images.

How to show/hide panels for image adjustment and information.

Specific steps to toggle the visibility of the adjustment panel.

Specific steps to toggle the visibility of the information panel.

Graphical mark-ups on images for highlighting areas of interest.

Textual notes saved with images for additional information.

Assigning codes for pathology and reimbursement purposes.

Automatically aligns features for comparing multiple images.

Details graphical mark-ups for specific information and measurements.

How to add, edit, and control the display of annotations.

Step-by-step guide for adding annotations to open images.

Process for modifying annotations during the current session.

Methods for removing individual or all annotations.

Controlling the visibility of annotations on displayed images.

Printing images with currently displayed annotations.

Special annotations for indicating specific retinal information.

Steps for adding specific retinal drawings to images.

Using tools to mark specific pathology findings on images.

Comparing pathology annotations between images.

Adding, removing, and editing measurements on images.

Procedures for measuring specific areas within an image.

Steps for measuring distances between points on an image.

Guide for calculating the Cup to Disk Ratio from optic disk images.

Procedure for measuring the ISNT rule for optic disk rim analysis.

Storing text, pathology, and procedure codes with images.

Assigning procedure codes for reimbursement purposes.

Steps for assigning procedure codes to images.

Methods for modifying or deleting assigned procedure codes.

Visual indicators for images with assigned procedure codes.

Adding, editing, and managing textual review notes.

Steps for creating new review notes for an image.

Procedures for removing existing review notes.

Checking review status and notes externally.

Assigning pathology codes to images for diagnostic purposes.

Steps for selecting and assigning diagnostic codes.

Finding specific diagnostic codes using search criteria.

Methods for removing assigned diagnostic codes.

Sending captured images via email.

Saving images to files in various formats for external use.

Adding external images into the patient's record.

Functions for printing single or multiple images.

Printing the image with current view settings.

Printing multiple images with layout adjustments.

Printing images for patients to take away.

Modifying the layout and content of patient takeaway prints.

Reassigning eye laterality for captured images.

Steps to change image laterality by dragging.

Moving images between different patient records.

Accessing and viewing pre-captured example images.

Linking patient images with library examples for comparison.

Creating a personal library of captured images.

Accessing and viewing images stored in the custom library.

Explains the importance and timing of archiving data.

Steps to open the task settings for configuring archiving.

Defining storage locations for archived primary and secondary images.

Setting age limits for automatic deletion of archived files.

Configuring settings for CD/DVD writers used in archiving.

Process and considerations for archiving to CDs or DVDs.

Performing routine tasks at the start of the Storage application.

Steps for initiating the archiving process.

Setting up archive tasks to run overnight.

Using the cleanup task to remove old archived files.

Procedures for interrupting an active archiving process.

Guidance on choosing appropriate media for archiving.

Setting up archiving to network locations or NAS devices.

Configuring automated storage tasks at specific times.

Steps for setting up or modifying scheduled archiving jobs.

Process for disabling scheduled archiving tasks.

Using the [F1] key for context-sensitive help.

Ways to access the full application help system.

Direct access to help topics relevant to the current screen.

Accessing the help file via the application's menu system.

Navigating the help file's table of contents.

Finding specific information within the help system using keywords.

Using back/forward buttons and breadcrumbs within the help system.

Printing specific help articles for reference.

Accessing resources and information on the Optos website.

Finding further documentation and materials online.

Overview of controls and indicators in the Capture application.

Symbols indicating patient status in the list.

Controls for accessing system, patient, and settings functions.

Descriptions of various image capture buttons and their functions.

Buttons and settings related to the image capture process.

Controls for steering the patient's gaze during image capture.

Option for capturing enhanced images, typically of the Central Pole.

Button to re-center the green fixation ball during positioning.

Buttons and sliders for adjusting image display quality.

Overview of controls and indicators within the Review application.

Symbols indicating patient status and image properties in reviews.

Buttons for common review actions like opening, exporting, and printing.

Buttons for switching between different image display modes.

Controls for zooming and selecting different image viewing areas.

Increases the magnification of the displayed image.

Decreases the magnification of the displayed image.

Allows setting a specific zoom percentage for image viewing.

Activates the 3D model eye visualization for images.

Enables dragging the image view for detailed inspection.

Selects areas for quick zooming in or out.

Displays a tool for localized, magnified image inspection.

Activates the tool for comparing two images side-by-side.

Toggles the visibility of image adjustment controls.

Toggles the visibility of image comments and annotations.

Controls linking and unlinking of multiple image windows.

Navigates through pages in image stacks or series.

Accesses tools for adding notes, codes, and diagnostics.

Tools for adjusting contrast, brightness, gamma, and color balance.

Adjusts the contrast of the displayed image.

Adjusts the brightness of the displayed image.

Modifies image brightness and contrast, especially in dark/bright areas.

Balances brightness between different image areas.

Automatically sets optimal red and green contrast settings.

Resets image settings to the original captured state.

Adjusts the green color balance relative to the red channel.

Controls for automated views and slideshows.

Various methods for viewing and comparing multiple images.

Details on graphical mark-ups and measurement tools.

Symbols indicating review status and comments.

Details on buttons and functions within the Storage application.

Overview of buttons and views in the Scheduler application.

Contact details for Optos' main office.

Information on locating regional Optos offices worldwide.

Contact information for Optos North America.

Contact details for Optos GmbH Germany.

Contact information for Optos in Switzerland.

Contact details for Optos UK and European operations.

Contact information for Optos in Spain.

Contact details for Optos in Norway.

Contact information for Optos in Sweden.

Checklist items for safety guidelines and warnings.

Training points covering system overviews and components.

Training on navigating the system and its procedures.

Training on accessing help and documentation.

Training on managing patient information.

Theoretical aspects of patient positioning and alignment.

Practical training on patient positioning and image capture.

Training on adjusting image quality parameters.

Training on managing captured images, saving, and discarding.

Practical training sessions covering core imaging procedures.

Training on image review tools and techniques.

Specific training on reviewing optomap fa image series.

Training on archiving procedures and data handling.

Training on proper procedures for shutting down the system.