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General| Brand | Siemens |
|---|---|
| Model | MAGNETOM Skyra fit |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Defines the MR system's purpose as a diagnostic device for producing MR images.
Specifies requirements for personnel operating the MR system, including training.
General introduction to safety principles and the importance of adhering to guidelines.
Details hazards like electromagnetic fields, contraindications, mechanical risks, and compatibility issues.
Provides critical safety instructions for handling the static magnetic field.
Offers safety guidelines related to radio frequency and gradient fields.
Lists conditions and implants that contraindicate MR examinations for patient safety.
Addresses risks associated with mechanical parts and movements of the MR system.
Discusses potential hazards from using third-party products with the MR system.
Covers additional operational considerations such as ambient conditions and room access.
Explains noise generation and necessary hearing protection measures.
Details patient care, including necessary information and safety precautions.
Describes common artifacts and imaging errors and their causes.
Outlines procedures for system maintenance and necessary repair actions.
Explains the meaning of various warning signs and symbols in the manual.
Provides guidance on emergency procedures and actions to take.
Specific instructions for handling medical emergencies during MR measurements.
Details procedures for coolant accidents and associated first aid measures.
Provides information on appropriate devices and materials for fire fighting.
Provides a general overview of the MR system's main parts and functions.
Details RF coils used for MR imaging, their handling, and quality.
Describes the primary user interface in the control room for acquiring images.
Explains the layout and functions of the syngo Acquisition Workplace keyboard.
Details the functions and usage of the system's mouse.
Describes the optional software for image evaluation and post-processing.
Explains the system control units and the Dot display for system operation.
Describes the Dot display's function for showing status and patient information.
Explains the icons and navigation within the system's tool bar.
Provides instructions on how to operate the Dot display using the control unit.
Details the patient table used for positioning patients and coils.
Instructions on controlling the patient table movement and positions.
Describes the optional dockable patient table and its features.
Explains the laser light localizer for correct patient positioning.
Details the functions of the alarm box for system status and alarms.
Describes the intercom for patient and personnel communication during examinations.
Details the auxiliary console located in the examination room.
Covers miscellaneous components and accessories not detailed elsewhere.
Explains methods to avoid motion artifacts using patient's physiological signals.
Describes retrospective gating for acquiring images based on physiological phases.
Details the PMU for controlling MR sequences using patient's physiological signals.
Instructions on setting up the PMU and patient for physiological measurements.
Explains ECG triggering for measuring heart sequences and dynamic studies.
Describes using the patient's pulse to trigger MR measurements.
Details respiratory triggering to minimize artifacts in abdominal imaging.
Explains how to use external trigger signals to drive MR sequences.
Essential checks to perform before using the MR system daily.
Covers the procedures for powering the MR system on and off.
Step-by-step guide to starting the MR system and its components.
Instructions for safely shutting down the MR system.
Details on preparing the MR system before patient examination.
Covers patient preparation, including communication and positioning.
Explains potential physiological effects on patients during MR measurements.
Describes Normal and First Level Controlled Operating Modes.
Details safety considerations for low frequency fields and nerve stimulation.
Explains safety regarding RF fields and potential body tissue warming.
Guides on initiating and terminating MR measurements.
General instructions and specific guidance for cleaning system components.
Specific instructions for cleaning the patient table and securing straps.
Guidelines for disinfecting system components safely and effectively.
Information on the proper return and disposal of the MR system and accessories.
Lists third-party medical devices included in the manual with manufacturer details.
Details the CE marking compliance for the PMU according to relevant directives.
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