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2D Mode
6.7.2 XTD-View Operation
6.7.3 Using XTD-View
6-28
The image-optimizing functions, like gain, power, depth, image angle, focus, OTI, etc. are the
same as in 2D mode. '2D Operation'
on page 6-28 )
'Using XTD-View'
The quality and usefulness of XTD-View images is affected by the transducer's motion.
Incorrect technique can contribute to image distortion.
Guidance and precautions for uniform motion:
Make sure that there is enough coupling gel along the scan path.
Always move the transducer slowly and steadily. Best results are achieved by moving
the transducer with 2cm/s (max. 4cm/s).
Continuous contact is required throughout the length of the extended image. DO NOT lift
the transducer from the skin surface.
Always keep the transducer perpendicular to the skin surface. DO NOT rock, rotate or tilt
the transducer during the scan.
Keep the motion within the same scan plane, if possible. DO NOT slide the transducer
laterally.
DO NOT change the direction of movement during the scan. e.g.; DO NOT move back-
and forward while scanning.
The system accommodates a reasonable range of motion velocity. DO NOT make
abrupt changes in speed of motion.
Deeper scans generally require reduced acquisition speed.
If you are unsure whether you made a mistake during the XTD-scan, relax and repeat the
scan.
1. Perform a detailed examination of the anatomy/pathology and optimize parameters for
tissue texture and visible window PRIOR TO activating XTD-View.
2. Press the [XTD] key on the control panel. A blue box is displayed around the border of the
2D image.
3. Select the desired acquisition display. Two types of acquisition displays are available:
a. centered: The live image will always remain in the center as you build the
extended image in a 'pivot' movement left or right, mainly used for curved
transducers.
b. moving: The live image will move left or right as you build the extended
image in a ´sliding`movement, mainly used for linear transducers.
on page 6-3 ) To perform an exam using XTD-View:
Voluson® S6/S8 Basic User Manual
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