Samsung MYSONO U6 User manual

Category
Water pumps
Type
User manual
Volume 2
Diagnostic Ultrasound System
MI68-02776A
Operation Manual
Version 1.01.00
English
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents – Volume 2
Chapter 6 Image Management
Cine/Loop ........................................................................................................................................................6-3
Annotation ......................................................................................................................................................6-6
Text ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6-6
BodyMarker ........................................................................................................................................................................6-10
Indicator .............................................................................................................................................................................6-12
Saving and Playing Images .................................................................................................................... 6-14
Saving Images ...................................................................................................................................................................6-14
Playing Images ..................................................................................................................................................................6-15
Transferring and Printing Images ........................................................................................................ 6-16
Transferring Images ........................................................................................................................................................6-16
Printing Images .................................................................................................................................................................6-17
SONOVIEW .................................................................................................................................................... 6-18
Exam Mode ......................................................................................................................................................................... 6-18
Compare Mode .................................................................................................................................................................6-20
Exam Image Management ..........................................................................................................................................6-21
Chapter 7 Utilities
Utilities .............................................................................................................................................................7-3
ECG .....................................................................................................................................................................7-5
Biopsy ................................................................................................................................................................7-7
Histogram .......................................................................................................................................................7-9
Post Curve .................................................................................................................................................... 7-11
Monitor Calibration .........................................................................................................................................................7-11
Gamma ................................................................................................................................................................................. 7-14
2D Post .................................................................................................................................................................................7-14
Color Map ............................................................................................................................................................................7-16
D Post ....................................................................................................................................................................................7-17
M Post ...................................................................................................................................................................................7-17
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Preset ............................................................................................................................................................. 7-18
General .................................................................................................................................................................................7-19
Display ..................................................................................................................................................................................7-22
Annotate ..............................................................................................................................................................................7-26
Peripherals ..........................................................................................................................................................................7-31
User Dened Key ..............................................................................................................................................................7-33
Miscellaneous ....................................................................................................................................................................7-35
Option ..................................................................................................................................................................................7-38
DICOM ..................................................................................................................................................................................7-40
AutoCalc ..............................................................................................................................................................................7-57
About ....................................................................................................................................................................................7-58
Measurement Settings ............................................................................................................................ 7-59
General .................................................................................................................................................................................7-60
OB ...........................................................................................................................................................................................7-70
Cardiac ..................................................................................................................................................................................7-78
Vascular ................................................................................................................................................................................7-80
Urology ................................................................................................................................................................................7-81
Fetal Heart ...........................................................................................................................................................................7-83
Storage Manager ........................................................................................................................................ 7-85
Menu Edit ...................................................................................................................................................... 7-87
Chapter 8 Maintenance
Operating Environment..............................................................................................................................8-3
System Maintenance ...................................................................................................................................8-4
Cleaning and disinfecting ............................................................................................................................................... 8-4
Accuracy Check ................................................................................................................................................................... 8-6
Battery Pack Management ........................................................................................................................8-7
Replacing the Battery Pack ............................................................................................................................................. 8-7
Recharging the Battery Pack ..........................................................................................................................................8-8
Storing the Battery Pack ..................................................................................................................................................8-9
Disposing of the Battery Pack ....................................................................................................................................... 8-9
Data Management ..................................................................................................................................... 8-10
User Settings Backup ......................................................................................................................................................8-10
Patient Information Backup .........................................................................................................................................8-10
Software...............................................................................................................................................................................8-10
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Chapter 9 Probes
Probes ................................................................................................................................................................9-3
Ultrasound Transmission Gel .......................................................................................................................................9-11
Sheath Use ..........................................................................................................................................................................9-12
Probe Safety Precautions ..............................................................................................................................................9-13
Cleaning and Disinfecting the Probe .......................................................................................................................9-15
Biopsy ............................................................................................................................................................. 9-24
Biopsy Kit Components .................................................................................................................................................9-24
Using the Biopsy Kit ........................................................................................................................................................9-25
Cleaning and Disinfecting the Biopsy Kit ...............................................................................................................9-27
Assembling the Biopsy Kit ............................................................................................................................................9-29
Reference Manual
Samsung Medison provides an additional MySono U6 Reference Manual (English).
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Cine/Loop ..........................................................6-3
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Annotation .......................................................6-6
Text ...............................................................................................6-6
BodyMarker .............................................................................6-10
Indicator ...................................................................................6-12
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Saving and Playing Images ......................... 6-14
Saving Images .........................................................................6-14
Playing Images .......................................................................6-15
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Transferring and Printing Images ............... 6-16
Transferring Images ..............................................................6-16
Printing Images ......................................................................6-17
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SONOVIEW ..................................................... 6-18
Exam Mode ..............................................................................6-18
Compare Mode ......................................................................6-20
Exam Image Management ................................................6-21
Chapter 6
Chapter 6 Image Management
Image Management
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Cine/Loop
Images are automatically saved to the system during scanning. Saved images can then be used to
diagnose the patient, or for reviewing purposes.
The saved images can be in Cine or Loop, depending on the diagnosis mode.
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Cine: Images that are saved in all modes other than M Mode and Doppler Mode.
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Loop: Images that are saved in M Mode and Doppler Mode.
[Figure 6.1 Cine / Loop]
NOTE: The following functions are not supported in Cine images: Probe Change, Application
Change, and Preset Change.
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Starting and Finishing Image Review
During scanning, press the Freeze button on the control panel. This stops the scan and switches the
unit to the image review mode screen.
Press the Freeze button again to return to the scan mode.
How to Review Images
Move the cursor to the Cine or Loop bar in the user information area to review an image. You can search
through saved images by moving the cursor with the trackball. The total number of saved images and
the number of the image currently being reviewed are shown next to the bar.
Cine/Loop Soft Menu
The soft menu is changed when images are reviewed.
NOTE: The soft menu referred in this manual can be accessed from default settings at Utility >
Menu Edit.
 Cine Speed
Used to adjust automatic Cine or Loop playback speed. Adjust the speed to between 10% and 200%
by rotating the [2] dial-button beneath the soft menu. Adjustment is made in 10% increments.
 Cine Play
Pressing the soft menu’s dial-button [2] starts/pauses the playback.
 Cine / Loop
Used to switch between the cine and loop bars for image review. Activated only when both Cine
and Loop are available, such as in M Mode or Spectral Doppler Mode.
Press the soft menu’s dial-button [3] and select Cine or Loop. Pressing the button displays the
selected bar type in the user information area.
Tips!
Select Cine / Loop
You can also select a bar by pressing the control panel’s Change button.
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 Trim First
You can specify the rst frame of the range that you wish to save as part of the Cine or Loop. Rotate
the soft menu’s dial-button [4] or use the trackball to position the frame.
 Trim First Pos
Pressing the soft menu’s dial-button [4] saves the selected position as the rst frame.
 Trim Last
You can specify the last frame of the range that you wish to save as part of the Cine or Loop. Rotate
the soft menu’s dial-button [5] or use the trackball to position the frame.
 Trim Last Pos
Pressing the soft menu’s dial-button [5] saves the selected position as the last frame.
 CINE Save
Pressing the soft menu’s dial-button [6] saves the images from the dened range.
The saved image appears in the thumbnail list on the screen, and can be reloaded or replayed in
scan mode or SONOVIEW.
 Auto IMT
Pressing the soft menu’s dial button starts the measurement of Auto IMT. For more information,
refer to ‘Carotid Calculations’ in ‘Chapter 5. Measurements and Calculations’.
NOTE:
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Auto IMT is an optional feature of this product.
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Auto IMT is available only under the following conditions:
− Probe: Linear Probe
− Application: Vascular
− Diagnosis Mode: 2D, C or PD Mode
Image Preview in Multi-Image Mode
Only images in an active area can be reviewed. To review images from another area, change the active
area by using the keyboard’s Dual key. Alternatively, you can press the control panel’s Pointer button,
position the cursor in the area you wish to activate, and then press Set.
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Annotation
Text
Allows the user to place text on an image. This function can be useful when the diagnosis area is
dierentiated or displayed.
Starting Text Input
Press the Text key on the keyboard. This activates the text input mode.
NOTE: With quick text activated, pressing any key on the keyboard immediately activates text input
mode.
[Figure 6.2 Text Input Mode]
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Entering and Deleting Text
 Typing Text
Use the keyboard. You can move the cursor by using the Trackball or the arrow keys on the keyboard.
 Deleting Text
Press the Clear button on the control panel. All the text entered on the screen will be deleted.
Text Input Mode Soft Menu
The soft menu changes in text input mode.
 Font Size
Select the font size to use. Select a size from between 10 and 30 by rotating the [1] dial button
beneath the soft menu.
 Default size
The font resets to the default size (11) when the [1] dial button beneath the soft menu is pressed.
 Home Position
Home position is the default cursor position in text input mode. You can choose to Load or Set a
Home Position by rotating the [2] dial button beneath the soft menu.
 Load / Set
Perform the function selected for Home Position by pressing the [2] dial button beneath the
soft menu. When Load is selected and the dial button [2] is pressed, the cursor appears at default
position. When Set is selected and the dial button [2] is pressed, a new default location for the
cursor is set.
 Text
Used to select the text that you wish to enter. Select an option from Text 1 to 10 by rotating the [3]
dial-button beneath the soft menu. Text 1 to 10 can be entered or edited from Text Edit.
 Input
Input the selected text by pressing the [3] dial-button beneath the soft menu.
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 Edit
Pressing the soft menu’s dial-button [4] brings up the Text Edit screen. Type new text into text elds
1 to 10, or edit existing text.
Click OK to nish. Click Cancel to cancel.
[Figure 6.3 Text Edit]
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Autotext
This function allows you to enter text automatically by using an abbreviation. In this way, you can
enter text easily and quickly. When Autotext is enabled, the autotext list appears on the screen.
[Figure 6.4 Autotext List]
NOTE: Enable/disable Autotext under Utility > Setup > Annotate > Text Setup. For more
information, please refer to ‘Chapter 7. Utilities’.
Ending Text Input Mode
Press the soft menu’s dial-button [6] or the keyboard’s Text key again. Or press the Exit button on the
control panel.
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BodyMarker
Places BodyMarkers on top of images. This function can be useful when the diagnosis area is dierentiated
or displayed.
[Figure 6.5 BodyMarker Input Mode]
Starting BodyMarker Input Mode
Press the keyboard’s BodyMarker key. This activates the BodyMarker input mode and displays the
BodyMarkers in the thumbnail area.
NOTE: If Utility > Setup > General > Scan Mode > Freeze Action is set to BodyMarker, pressing
the Freeze button immediately activates the BodyMarker input mode.
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Inserting BodyMarkers
1. Pressing the BodyMarker key displays the BodyMarker list in the thumbnail area.
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The BodyMarker list displayed in the thumbnail area varies depending on the selected application.
X
A maximum of 5 BodyMarkers are displayed on the screen at any one time. If more than 5
BodyMarkers have been provided, repeatedly press the BodyMarker key or rotate the soft
menu’s dial-button [1] to navigate through the pages.
2. Press the soft menu’s dial-button that corresponds to the desired BodyMarker. The BodyMarker is
inserted into the image.
3. Adjust the position and angle of the BodyMarker’s probe cursor.
X
Probe Cursor Positioning: Use the trackball on the control panel.
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Probe Cursor Angle Adjustment: Use the control panel’s Angle dial-button. Rotate the soft
menu’s dial-button [6] and select between 15°C and 45°C.
4. Once you have nished, press the Set button on the control panel. To cancel, press the control
panel’s Exit button or the soft menu’s dial-button [6].
Repositioning BodyMarker
1. Press the Change button on the control panel.
2. Move the BodyMarker to a desired position by using the trackball.
3. Press the Change button again to conrm the new position.
Deleting BodyMarker
Press the Clear button on the control panel.
Ending BodyMarker Input Mode
Press the soft menu’s dial-button [6] Exit. Or press the Exit button on the control panel.
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Indicator
You can place an Indicator over an image. This function can be useful when the diagnosis area is
dierentiated or displayed. Up to 50 indicators can be entered.
[Figure 6.6 Indicator Input Mode]
Starting Indicator Input Mode
Press the Indicator key on the keyboard. This activates the indicator input mode.
Entering Indicators
1. Pressing the keyboard’s Indicator key brings up the indicator on the screen.
2. Move the Indicator to the desired position by using the Trackball.
3. Use the control panel’s Angle dial to adjust the indicator’s direction.
4. Press the Set button to nish. Press Exit to cancel.
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Samsung MYSONO U6 User manual

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