SC2000 3.5 System Overview and Image Management

You should now be able to: Access a study to review Export and Import Studies Annonymize a study Create a teaching file Delete Patient exams        Thank you! Proceed to the assessment below to complete the course. To access the page where all of the studies stored on the system reside: Press Study browser key The list of studies reside here The following are trademarks of Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc. (syngo is a trademark of Siemens AG): ACUSON SC2000™ volume imaging ultrasound system syngo® SC2000™ Workplace Highlight the study you would like to access and double-click. To Annoymize a study:     Press Hide Name on the keyboard The system shows or hides information identifying a patient during an examination The system will default with the Hide Name on **Available only during imaging and volume review! To import studies from a CD/DVD or USB:  Choose the Import icon The Import icon is located next to the Export icon at the bottom of the Data View screen, (yellow arrow). You can also use Open Selected Item icon at the bottom left. Use this instead of double-clicking on the study. Type in patient name and/or information at the top:  Press enter to find the study you want You can also shuffle the studies by using the column headers Study Date - using date gives you the oldest or newest study Patient Name - this will alphabetize A-Z or Z-A Select Review from the menu at the left.    Use the drop-down menu to choose the format for your images to be displayed.    Expand your review image field by selecting the small triangle in the middle of the edge of each side.     Highlight desired study, (1) Click on patient folder icon, (2) Study will open ready for additional images Highlight the study you would like to transfer or copy, (1) Batch studies: select the first, hold down the Shift key, then select the last Choose selected studies: hold down the Ctrl key and select the studies  Once you have chosen the studies to be exported, select the export icon at the bottom of the screen, (2). Select Network option, (1) Choose appropriate network connection, (2) Click Export icon, (3) Note: Up to four networks can be configured and selected. To export a study to CD/DVD: Highlight patient study you wish to export,  (1) Click Export icon, (2) Select Patient Study for Export Highlight patient study you wish to export, (1) Click Export icon, (2) To export to a USB drive: Press File System, (1) Select from Property choices, (2) Press yellow folder to open my computer, (3) Use teaching files to:  Anonymize data Modify or add to an existing teaching file Export a teaching file to a media or storage device Hide name must be active on image to create teaching file Steps: Select image(s) of interest from image review screen, (1) Click on the teaching file icon, (2) Create a name for the teaching file, or use the default, (3) Click on “Create New", (4) Highlight the images you want in your selected set:  Batch images: Select the first, hold down the shift key, then select the last Choose selected images: Hold down the Ctrl key and select the images Use the drop-down menu under Show to display selected Click on the USB device (in this case, Removable Disk), (1) Click on Star symbol, create and name for patient exam.  Highlight new folder, (2) Click Export icon, (3) Next you will:Select CD/DVD option, (1) Choose appropriate Profile, (2) CD or DVD media selection, (3) Choose Local burning software from Auto start pull down menu, (4) Click Export icon, (5) CD/DVD is auto-ejected when finished, (6) Select the Export JPEG (frozen image)/ AVI (moving clip) on the menu F:/ is your USB   Once the Import icon has been clicked, the import screen opens (Windows browser): Locate the CD/DVD or USB device using the +/- keys to open folders and Locate the desired patient exam, (1) Click the DICOM folder (not DICOMDIR), (2) Click the Import button, (3) Note: The import button is grayed out until the user has opened folders down to the appropriate level. Highlight study to be deleted, (1) Click Delete icon, (2) The first warning asks for user verification to delete. Click yes if it is OK A second action requires an additional 24 hours before the user can complete the deletion process. Click OK      Using the Suitcase icon at the top right you can check the progress of any studies via the Network or Media (CD / DVD). The new teaching file is added to the Data View as a DICOM study. To modify and add images: Select the images of interest from review screen Click on the teaching file icon Select the teaching file from the list to add images to Click on the “Add to Existing” button Non-compatible Images Pre-release 2.0 images/clips/volumes Screen shots syngo® Velocity Vector Imaging™, Technology eSiePisa™, Volume analysis Rapid Stress™, volume stress echo application: Images/clips/volumes If the patient info is burned into the image banner: These images/clips/volumes cannot be added In Release 2.0 the system default preset is to hide patient name on acquisition The entire study can be anonymized: Only on Export to media (USB/CD/DVD) Same rules and conditions apply for anonymize as to teaching files If one of the images in a study does not meet the anonymize criteria Message appears on the media job queue (shown previously) The rest of the study is still exported To export and anonymize, open the patient browser and select the desired study. Highlight the images to anonymize:  Click export to JPG or AVI in the data box, (1) Select the export location to USB, or to a DVD, or CD, (2) Select to anonymize the checkbox, (3) Then click to export, (4) Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to: Identify and describe the features of the front of the system Identify and manipulate the features on the back of the system List the locations and functions of user interface components Identify the parts and location of controls on the SC2000 system Access a study to review Export and Import Studies Annonymize a study Create a teaching file Create a selected set Delete Patient exams     In this section you will become familiar with the layout of the system. First let us look at the system from the front. Use your mouse to Rollover the icons on the picture below to view more information. Select from the tabs below to see the locking positions. To set the wheel locking mechanism for the rear wheels to swivel and the front ones to be locked, Lift the center section of the front bumper from underneath firmly until the front wheels are locked in a forward position, using the top of your foot (highest position for the front bumper). To allow all 4 wheels to be unlocked and swivel, Lift the center section of the front bumper from underneath firmly until it clicks once, using the top of your foot (middle position for the front bumper). To engage the brakes so that none of the wheel move at all, Press the center section of the front bumper down firmly with your foot until the brakes lock into place (lowest position of the front bumper). This system has a removable washable filter.The air filter must be cleaned on a regular basis to maintain proper system cooling.The air filter should be checked weekly and cleaned as needed. The following are the steps on how to clean the filter.The system MUST be powered down to clean the filter so as not to receive an electrical shock. Cleaning Steps Cleaning Steps Checklist TitleChecklist TypeChecklist ContentStep 1HTMLPower off and unplug the power cord from the power outlet. Step 2HTMLLocate the vent cover on the right side of the system. Step 3HTMLInsert your index fingers in each recessed opening on the vent cover. Step 4HTMLPush your index fingers toward each other and pull the vent cover away from the system. Step 5HTMLSlide the air filter from the system. Step 6HTMLRinse the air filter with running water and allow the filter to completely dry. Caution: Do not insert a wet filter as this can damage the system Step 7HTMLReplace the air filter into the tray, positioning the filter flat side down, with the angled corners fitting into the back of the tray. The filter will fit into the back corners of the tray only if the filter is positioned flat side down. Step 8HTMLOrient the clean, dry air filter with the flat side down and slide the air filter back into the system. Step 9HTMLReplace the vent cover. Step 10HTMLPlug the power cord into the power outlet. Floating control panel allows infinite adjustments for operator comfort in standing and sitting positions. Select from the links below to view the videos illustrating the features described. Ergonomics Video Ergonomics Video   Articulating Arm Video Articulating Arm Video The fully articulating arm allows transition of the monitor for optimal ergonomic positioning toward, away and side to side .The arm swivels left to right in approximately 130 degrees.  The arm locks for transport in two places:  It locks at the top and the bottom which allows for full flexibility.   The Acuson SC2000 system has three a patented micropinless transducer connectors for array transducers. These can be seen across the front.There are three active ports. The system also has 2 parking ports on either side of the active prots.The port for continuous wave transducer can be found underneath the transducer ports. The benefit of the micropinless transducers is a decrease in the noise-to-signal ratio.The parking ports on the system allows you to have your 2 extra transducers plugged into the system at any time. Tranducer Ports Tranducer Ports Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage File Array Transducer Port. Parking Port Array Transducer Port. Array Transducer Port. Parking Port CW Transducer Port and ECG Connector Steps to Connect and Disconnect Transducers Steps to Connect and Disconnect Transducers Checklist TitleChecklist TypeChecklist ContentStep 1HTMLThe system must be frozen before connecting or disconnecting a transducer. To connect an array transducer: Hold the transducer connector with the cable extending upward from the connector. Step 2HTMLInsert the connector into the system port and turn the lock on the transducer connector clockwise until it locks in position. This secures the connector in position and ensures the best possible contact. Step 3HTMLTo disconnect a transducer, turn the lock counterclockwise in the housing and then firmly grasp the transducer connector and carefully remove it from the system port.   Step 4HTMLPlace the transducer in the transducer holder. Transducer VideoHTML(When you have finished select the RED X in the upper right corner to close the window.)   The location and function of the components of the user interface will be identified including the Function Keys of the Keyboard Control panel. Select the link below for more information. Function Keys Function Keys Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage File ESC - Escape Patient Demographics F1 - Report F2 - Patient Browser F4 - System Configuration F5 - Help F6 - Hide F8 - Image Size (for 2D) F9 - L/R Flip F10 - U/D Invert F13 - Physio Control (ECG, Aux) Keyboard , DGC, Power, and Sound LED panel Doppler Controls 2D Controls Home base Select from the Tabs below to view more. When the ultrasound system is in use, most controls on the main control panel are supported by backlighting. Color of Lighting Status: Green... The control is active (in use) White... The control is inactive, but available for use No illumination... The control is not available during the active function Annotation function (Text) Backspace Delete Clear Screen Roll over the highlighted areas of the image below for more detailed descriptions   Connect the ECG, Activate the Physio Module Press Physio on the function keys above the QWERTY keypad Physio Module Marker-Marks the "R" wave. On/Off-Displays or hides a trace on an image. ECG / Aux-Changes the input from the 3-lead ECG cable to a cable inserted in the auxiliary connection (for example; stress echo cable) Invert-Inverts the trace Select from the Tabs below to learn more.   Trackball, TEQ, Caliper, RES, FRINE, Clip store, DVR record, Store , Soft keys and four Soft keys: The action of the Trackball and Soft keys depend upon the active task. Priority (Top RT) cycles through the activated imaging modes and displays the associated trackball controls, menus, soft keys, and other controls. Next (Bottom RT) cycles through the imaging mode tools currently controlled by the trackball. Update (Top Left) refreshes 2D-mode or color flow data during Doppler acquisition. Select (Bottom Left) when the trackball is assigned to the pointer function. The SELECT key is equivalent to the left mouse button on a personal computer. Select from the links below to learn more Soft Keys Soft Keys Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage File Soft Key Soft Key Soft Key Soft Key Refreshes 2D-mode or color flow data during Doppler acquisition. When the Trackball is assigned to the pointer function, the SELECT key is equivalent to the left mouse button on a personal computer mouse. Prioirty - Cycles through the activated imaging modes and displays the associated trackball controls, menus, soft keys, and other controls. Next - Cycles through the imaging mode tools currently controlled by the trackball. Trackball Scroll Wheel Soft Keys Continued Soft Keys Continued These keys are context sensitive, meaning they change with the mode or the function.  The functions available appear on the screen are green when they are active or white when they are available . If they are unavailable, there will be no illumination.  The scroll wheel is used to scroll through the images. System Overview and Image management course for the Acuson SC2000 volume imaging system version 3.5 and higher. To determine your version, follow the steps below: Choose F4 Choose System Settings Choose Service  Your version will be listed under System Information/ Product Version. → → → → → → → → You can review images stored during the current examination or previous examinations.  All stored images can be viewed, deleted, flagged for attention, and printed. Cadence-future release   Dual Dynamic Range MultiHertz imaging Select the popup link below and hover over the highlighted areas of the image for more information on control locations. asdf Image Control Keys Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FileCadence - future releaseReview - You can review images stored during the current examination or previous examintations.  All stored images can be viewed, deleted, flagged for attention, and printedDualDynamic RangeMultiHertz Imaging 2D-mode control 4D control M-mode control Menu control The Menu control allows you to navigate through on-screen functions. Image control Quickly adjusts imaging parameters of the active mode. Zoom control Select the popup link below and hover over the highlighted areas of the image for more information on control locations. Mode Control Keys Mode Control Keys Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FileImage Control - Quickly adjusts imaging parameters of the active modeZoom ControlMenu Control - The Menu allows you to navigate through on-screen functionsM-Mode Control4D Control2D-Mode Control There are 3 color Doppler modes: Color Doppler Velocity (CDV) Doppler Tissue Velocity (DTV) Doppler Tissue Energy (DTE) Select the popup link below and hover over the highlighted areas of the image for more information on control locations. Doppler Controls Doppler Controls Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FileThere are 3 color doppler modes: - Color Doppler Velocity (CDV) - Doppler Tissue Velocity (DTV) - Doppler Tissue Energy (DTE)Pulsed Wave DopplerContinuous Wave DopplerBaseline The system updates the position of the baseline.  Indicator of 0 velocity. Toggle key up or down to adjust the color, pulsed, or continuous wave baseline. Scale (Pulse Repetition Frequency): Represents the mean velocity at the sample area toward or away from the transducer. Toggle key up or down to change the color, pulsed, or continuous wave doppler scale. Invert - Reverses colors or spectral analysis above and below baseline as detemined by transducer location and direction of blood flow. Depth Control...The depth knob can be preset in System Configuration to make depth adjustments clockwise or counter-clockwise. Focus Control...(Only active in 2D-mode) The Focus knob can be preset in System Configuration to make focal zone adjustments clockwise or counter-clockwise. Depth and Focus Controls Depth and Focus Controls Base ImageHotspotsText BlocksImage FileDepth ControlFocus Control