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Chapter 9 Probes
9-3
Probes
The probe is a device that sends and receives ultrasound for acquiring image data. It is also called a Transducer
or Scanhead.The ultrasonographic image scanner uses the image data received by the probe to display
the images of each organ on the screen. For best quality images, select the appropriate probe for the each
application.
The system limits patient contact temperature to 43 degrees Celsius, and acoustic power values to their
respective U.S. FDA limits. A power protection fuse circuit protects against over-current conditions. If the
power monitor protection circuit senses an over-current condition, then the drive current to the probe is shut
o immediately, preventing overheating of the probe surfaces and limiting acoustic output. Validation of the
power protection fuse circuit is performed under normal system operation. For invasive probes, additional
protections are designed to keep patient contact surface temperature under 43 degrees Celsius in the event
of a single fault failure.
Probe List
The ultrasound image scanner uses probes to obtain graphic data of the human body and then displays it
on the screen. Always use application-specic probes in order to obtain the best quality images. It is also
important to congure the probe with the best settings for the particular organ being scanned.
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Probe Application and Preset
Probes, applications and settings available for this product are as follows:
Probe Application
C2-4/20
Abdomen, Cardiac
C2-5
OB, Gynecology , Abdomen, Fetal Heart, Renal
C2-8
OB, Gynecology , Abdomen, Fetal Heart, Renal
CN2-8
OB, Gynecology, Abdomen, Fetal Heart, Renal
CN4-9
Neonatal, Pediatric, Vascular
L5-12/60
Breast, Small Parts, Vascular, Musculoskeletal
LE5-12
Breast, Small Parts, Vascular, Musculoskeletal
LN5-12
Breast, Small Parts, Vascular, Musculoskeletal
LN5-12/40
Breast, Small Parts, Vascular, Musculoskeletal
EC4-9
OB, Gynecology, Urology
EVN4-9
OB, Gynecology, Urology
- WARRANTY 3
- Safety Requirements 8
- Declarations: 9
- READ THIS FIRST 10
- If You Need Assistance 11
- Revision History 12
- Contents 13
- ** Reference Manual 17
- Chapter1 19
- Indication for Use 21
- Safety Signs 22
- Chapter 1 Safety 23
- [Label 1. ID label] 24
- 275-K-A826B 24
- Electrical Safety 25
- Mechanical Safety 35
- Biological Safety 36
- Applying ALARA 37
- Direct Controls 37
- Indirect Controls 38
- Receiver Controls 38
- Additional Considerations 39
- Output Display Features 39
- Mechanical Index (MI) Display 40
- Thermal Index (TI) Display 40
- Control aecting the indices 41
- 2D-mode Controls 42
- Color and Power Controls 42
- M-mode and Doppler Controls 43
- Related Guidance Documents 44
- -(0.23 alf) 45
- -(0.069 lf) 46
- Systematic Uncertainties 47
- Training 48
- Environmental Protection 49
- Introduction 51
- Specications 53
- Product Conguration 55
- Adjusting Brightness 56
- Control Panel 57
- Control Panel Map 58
- Chapter 2 Introduction 59
- [Figure 2.4 keyboards] 60
- Measurement function keys 61
- [Figure 2.5 Console] 62
- [Figure 2.6 Rear Panel] 63
- Power Connection Part 64
- Probe Holder 64
- Peripheral Devices 65
- 1.5m 1.5m 65
- Inkjet Printer 66
- USB to RS-232C Serial Cable 66
- Foot Switch 66
- [Figure 2.9 Probe Connector] 67
- SONOACE R3 Cart (Optional) 68
- [Figure 2.10 SONOACE R3 Cart] 68
- Accessory 69
- Starting Diagnosis 71
- Power Supply 73
- Probes & Applications 74
- Application 75
- Probe Setting Change 75
- Editing Bodymarker 76
- Back to default Bodymarker 77
- Delete all Bodymarkers 77
- Save Bodymarkers 77
- Calc Sequence 78
- Patient Information 79
- Registering a New Patient 80
- Calculating EDD 81
- [Figure 3.5 Search] 83
- Modifying Patient Information 86
- Diagnosis Modes 87
- Basic Use 90
- QuickScan 91
- Frequency 91
- Harmonic 92
- Basic Modes 93
- 2D Mode Menu 94
- [Figure 4.2 2D Post] 96
- [Figure 4.3 2D Post Edit] 97
- 2D Mode Softmenu 98
- [Figure 4.4 M Mode] 99
- M Mode Menu 100
- M Mode Soft Menu 100
- Color Doppler Mode 101
- C Mode Menu 102
- Chapter 4 Diagnosis Modes 103
- C Mode Softmenu 104
- Power Doppler Mode 105
- PD Mode Soft Menu 106
- PD Mode Menu 106
- PW Spectral Doppler Mode 107
- Sample Volume 108
- [Figure 4.8 HPRF] 109
- Spectrum Ehc 110
- Simultaneous 110
- PW Size 110
- Baseline 111
- Combined Modes 112
- Changing Combined Mode Format 113
- Dual Mode 114
- Acquiring a 3D Image 116
- [Figure 4.9 3D View] 117
- 3D Image Optimization 118
- Position 119
- Magnication 120
- Cut Mode 120
- [Figure 4.16 Multi planar] 121
- Operation Manual 122
- Measurements and 123
- Calculations 123
- Chapter 5 124
- Measurement Accuracy 125
- Doppler Signal Adjustment 126
- Aliasing 126
- Calculation Equation 126
- Human Error 126
- Doppler Mode 127
- Color/Power Doppler Mode 128
- Cursor Position 128
- Measurement Accuracy Table 129
- Basic Measurements 131
- Basic Measurement Operations 132
- Distance Measurement 133
- 2D Hip Joint 134
- M Distance 134
- Doppler Velocity 135
- Doppler Velocity (A/B) 135
- Doppler Trace 136
- 2D Ellipse 137
- 2D Trace 138
- Volume Measurement 139
- Distance + Ellipse 140
- Calculations by Application 141
- Soft Menu 142
- Change Method 143
- Cancel / Undo 143
- Rslt Disp Cnt 143
- Common Measurement Methods 144
- Volume Flow Measurement 145
- Stenosis Measurement 146
- Heart Rate Measurement 146
- OB Calculations 147
- Automatic Calculation 150
- AFI (Amniotic Fluid Index) 150
- GYN Calculations 152
- Cardiac Calculations 154
- Vascular Calculations 160
- Urology Calculations 162
- 3 Distance * Factor 163
- Ellipsoid 163
- Sum of 20 Disks 165
- Fetal Echo Calculations 166
- Viewing Report 169
- Editing Report 169
- Comment 169
- Printing out Report 169
- Exporting Report 169
- Open Line Transfer 170
- Graph Function 171
- Image Management 173
- CINE / LOOP 175
- How to Review Images 176
- Cine Save 177
- Speed (%) 177
- Annotating Images 178
- Autotext 179
- Deleting Text 179
- Exiting Text Mode 179
- Body Marker 180
- [Figure 6.4 Body Marker Mode] 180
- Entering Body Marker 181
- Changing Body Marker Position 181
- Deleting Body Marker 181
- Exiting Body Marker Mode 181
- [Figure 6.5 Indicator Mode] 182
- Indicator 182
- Deleting Indicator 183
- Exiting Indicator Mode 183
- Saving Images 184
- Transferring Images 185
- Printing and Recording Images 186
- SONOVIEW 187
- Exam View 188
- [Figure 6.7 Exam View] 188
- Selecting Exam 189
- Searching Exam 189
- View Exam 189
- Deleting Exam 189
- [Figure 6.8 Exam Export] 190
- Exam Backup 191
- Exam Restore 191
- Sending Exam 192
- [Figure 6.9 DICOM Send] 193
- Exam Review 194
- [Figure 6.10 Exam Review] 194
- Close Exam 195
- Exam Search 195
- Using Preview 195
- Printing 196
- DICOM Send (Optional) 196
- DICOM Printing (Optional) 197
- Distance 198
- Closing SONOVIEW 199
- Utilities 201
- Chapter 7 202
- Setting System 203
- Language 204
- Boot up caps lock status 205
- Autotext Set 205
- Display 206
- Simultaneous Mode 207
- OB Measure Shortcut Key 208
- Shortcut Key Setup 208
- Hibernation 208
- Thumbnail 209
- Set / Exit Key Setup 209
- Trackball Speed 209
- Setting Measurements 210
- Chapter 7 Utilities 211
- Doppler 212
- [Figure 7.9 Measure - Report] 214
- [Figure 7.10 Measure – OB] 215
- [Figure 7.11 New Preset] 216
- [Figure 7.12 Graph] 217
- [Figure 7.13 Backup/Restore] 218
- Fetal Echo 219
- Cardiac 220
- Urology Measurement Setup 221
- Vascular 223
- Setting DICOM (Optional) 224
- Setting DICOM Information 225
- Network Setup 225
- Print Server Information 227
- Worklist Server Settings 229
- Scheduled Station AE Title 230
- Start Date 230
- Deleting DICOM Server 231
- Testing DICOM Server 231
- DICOM Log 231
- Setting Option 233
- Setting Peripheral Devices 234
- Printer 1 235
- Printer 2 235
- Information 236
- Utility 237
- [Figure 7.27 Biopsy Edit] 238
- Starting and Finishing Biopsy 239
- Monitor Calibration 240
- [Figure 7.29 Preset] 241
- Miscellaneous 241
- [Figure 7.30 Miscellaneous] 241
- [Figure 7.31 Histogram] 242
- Maintenance 243
- Operating Environment 245
- System Maintenance 246
- Accuracy Check 247
- Data Maintenance 248
- Chapter 8 Maintenance 249
- Chapter 9 251
- Probe List 253
- Function list 254
- Chapter 9 Probes 255
- TI Table 258
- Ultrasound transmission Gel 259
- Probe Precautions 260
- Electric Shocks 261
- Cleaning 267
- [Figure 9.1 Disinfection] 268
- Biopsy KIT Components 269
- Using the Biopsy Kit 270
- Needle Guide Alignment 271
- Cleaning 272
- Disinfection 272
- Assembling the Biopsy Kit 274
- C2-5 Biopsy Guide (Metal) 276
- C2-8 Biopsy Guide 278
- CN2-8 Biopsy Guide 280
- L5-12/60 Biopsy Guide 282
- LE5-12 Biopsy Guide 284
- LN5-12 Biopsy Guide 286
- LN5-12/40 Biopsy Guide 288
- EC4-9 Biopsy guide 290
- EVN4-9 Biopsy Guide 291
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