NeuViz Dual R2 Vol2

NeuViz Dual
Multi-Slice CT Scanner System

User Manual（Volume 2）
Neusoft Medical Systems
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Content (Vol 2)
Safety Instruction…………………………………………………………….….0-0
Chapter 1 Operation Interface…...…………………………………………….1-0
Chapter 2 2D Viewer……………………………………………………………..2-0
Chapter 3 MPR Viewer…………………………………………………………..3-0
Chapter 4 3D Viewer…………………………………………………………….4-0
Chapter 5 VE Viewer…………………………………………………………….5-0
Chapter 6 Brain Perfusion……………………………………………………...6-0
Chapter 7 Dental Planning……………………………………………………..7-0
Chapter 8 Film……………………………………………………………………8-0
Chapter 9 Report…………………………………………………………………9-0
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Safety Instruction
About This Manual ........................................................................................ 1
Intended Use .................................................................................................. 3
Compliance .................................................................................................... 4
EMC Property................................................................................................. 5
Resolved measures related with EMC ................................................. 5
General Safety Matters.................................................................................. 7
Safety Matters ................................................................................................ 9
X-Ray Safety........................................................................................... 9
Mechanical Safety Matters.................................................................. 10
Patient Scanning Safety.......................................................................11
Electrical Safety and Grounding ........................................................ 12
Laser Safety ......................................................................................... 12
Implosion Hazard................................................................................. 12
Explosion Safety.................................................................................. 13
Fire Safety ............................................................................................ 13
Oil Leaks............................................................................................... 13
Emergency procedures....................................................................... 13
Emergency Stop ......................................................................... 13
Emergency Patient Release ....................................................... 14
Weekly Test of Safety Devices.................................................... 14
Warning Information.................................................................................... 15
Environmental Requirement ....................................................................... 16
Training......................................................................................................... 17
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Safety Instruction
About This Manual
This manual is intended to assist users and operators in the safe and effective
operation of the device described. Before attempting to operate the device, you
must read this manual thoroughly, paying particular attention to all Dangers,
Warnings and Cautions incorporated in it. You must pay special attention to all
the information given and procedures described in the Safety section.
In this instruction manual, three safety prompts are included, which are Notes,
Warning and Caution. Before this manual is read, the above safety prompts
must be clearly acquainted with. The following is the definition of safety
prompts:
WARNNING： WARNING means that the situation described will cause

death or injury to operators, patients, or others if the
safety information is not obeyed.
Caution： Caution means that the situation described can cause

personal injury or death to operators or someone else if
the safety information is not obeyed.
Notes： Notes means that the situation described may cause
device damage, data loss or disorder of the system if the
safety information is not obeyed.
This manual is applicable for NeuViz Dual CT scanner of both low and high
configuration.
The documentation for the NeuViz Dual User Manual is supplied in two parts.
Volume 1- Instruction for Use
Containing the following sections:
y Safety Instruction
y System Description
y Daily Operations
y Scan
y Archives Management

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y Maintenance
y Quality Assurance
Volume 2- Instruction for Use
Containing the following sections:
y Operation Interface
y 2D Viewer
y MPR Viewer
y 3D Viewer
y Brain Perfusion
y Dental
y Film
y Report

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Intended Use
The NeuViz Dual CT Scanner is intended to be used and operated only in

accordance with the safety instructions and operating procedures given here
for the purpose for which it was designed. The purpose for which the device is
intended is given below. However, nothing stated in this instruction manual
reduces user’s and operator’s responsibilities for sound clinical judgment and
best clinical procedure.
The NeuViz Dual CT Scanner is intended for use as a diagnostic patient
imaging device that produces images that correspond to tissue density. The
quality of the images depends on the level and amount of X-ray energy
delivered to the tissue. CT imaging displays both high-density tissue, such as
bone, and soft tissue. When interpreted by a trained physician, CT images
yield useful diagnostic information. It is intended for use in the whole body.
Use and operation of this device is subject to the law in the jurisdiction(s) in
which the device is being used. Both users and operators must use and
operate the device only in such ways as do not conflict with applicable laws or
regulations which have the force of law.

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Compliance
The NeuViz Dual CT scanner complies with relevant requirements in IEC60601

Standard. Electromagnetic compatibility of the system complies with relevant
requirements in IEC60601-1-2 Standard.
Table 1 IEC60601 Classification
Type of protection against

Class I Equipment
electric shock
Degree of protection
Type B Applied Part
against electric shock
Degree of protection
against harmful ingress of Ordinary Device
water
Interference with other

IEC 60601-1-2 Group1, Class A Device
device
Continuous operation with intermittent

The mode of operation
loading

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EMC Property
Definition: EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) is the ability of the device to

restrict the electromagnetic disturbance from other device without producing
similar electromagnetic disturbance to other device.
This CT scanner will cause electromagnetic disturbance to other device by air
or connecting cables in character. The design of this product fully complies with
EMC standard.
Caution： Using devices such as cellular phone, transmitter-receiver,

remote control toy that transmit radio waves near the
device may interfere with the proper function of the
product. Switch the above devices off if it is near to the CT
scanner.
Keep this device as far as possible from other electronic
devices when installing.
Make sure to use cables provided or designed by our
company and connect the cables according to installation
regulations.
Please use specified peripherals that can connect with
this product. Avoid using other non-specified devices, or
EMC property might be reduced.
Never attempt to modify this product. Alteration to the
product could lead to reduction of EMC property. The
alteration includes: alteration of cables, alteration of
system installation/laying out, alteration of system
configuration/components, alteration of fixed
system/accessory methods, etc.
Ensure that all the bolts are fastened after maintenance. Loose bolts could lead
to reduction of EMC property.
Resolved measures related with EMC
y Keep other devices far from this product to reduce electromagnetic
disturbance.
y Electromagnetic disturbance will be reduced through adjusting the
position /angle between the system and other device.
y Electromagnetic disturbance will be reduced through altering the
connecting position of other device’s power/signal cables.
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y Electromagnetic disturbance will be reduced through altering the

power channel of other device.

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General Safety Matters
WARNNING： Whenever the device is found to be broken or function

disorderly, it should be stopped at once. Do not use the
device until some qualified maintenance person has
solved the problems.
Caution： Don’t load any software or data other the operating

software or image data into the local hard disk of
operating console; or it could cause disorder in the
system.
The type designation displayed in the operating interface
of this manual might be different from the type purchased.
Such difference will not influence the appliance of the
operating procedures and methods. Information for
specified type could be found in this manual.
Configuration of the device purchased might be different
from what is described in this manual. Please take your
purchase contract as final.
Operations shall be performed according to the Operation
Manual, and the maintenance shall be performed
according to the Service Manual.
Working procedures must be abided by at all time. Before
examination, the information about person examined shall
be checked to secure the correctness. Mistaken input
information of checked person could lead to wrong
explanation of examination results.
The operator should be able to observe the patient at any
time. It is strictly forbidden that no one takes care of the
patient. Pay attention to safety matter, including the state
of patients and running state of device.
Don’t spatter the liquid on the system.
WARNNING： If there is any damage or function exception of the

scanner, call your service organization and do not operate

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the scanner until the problem is corrected by qualified

NMS personnel.

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Safety Matters
X-Ray Safety
X-Ray Safety
Failure to control, regulate or operate the device in compliance with
instructions and procedures described in this manual may cause danger and
radiation leak.
The useful X-rays may result in danger if used by unskilled operator although
this device is designed and manufactured in accordance with electric and
mechanical safety regulations and standards. Excessive X-rays can result in
serious body injuries.
Avoid “unqualified” and “unauthorized” personnel to operate the device so as to
protect the patient, operator or any other persons from unexpected X-ray
radiation.
WARNNING： Only qualified personnel can operate the device described

in this manual.
The CT Scanning room should be inspected and approved
for its X-ray protection by related management department
before it is put into use to protect the operator and other
persons from being radiated by X-ray.
When system discharges, pay attention to system safety
directions and follow the directions to operate the device
to secure the safety of the operator and the any other
person from the harm of X-rays or other harms.
The system provides three types of safety prompts:
y Sound Prompt： There is sound in the sound box mounted at operating
station when the device discharges.
y Light Prompt：There is a ddischarge pilot lamp installed on the digital
display of scanning gantry.
y Software Prompt：When system discharges, there are prompting words
on the software interface of operating station.
If it is necessary for the operator to enter the room when the system is
discharging, he/she must wear protective clothing (lead apron).
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Caution： When a patient is being scanned, exposure of the patient

shall be reduced to the utmost provided the best
photograph could be achieved.
Mechanical Safety Matters
Only authorized maintenance personnel can open or dismantle the cover of
scanning gantry. Never allow patients or working staff to enter the Scan Room
when the scanning gantry cover is dismantled for repair or periodical
maintenance.
Ensure that nobody has touched the moving parts of the scanning system,
especially the positions that could not be viewed from the operating station.
Ensure that no stumbling blocks in the moving range between gantry and
patient table. Nothing unnecessary to the scanning is allowed to be put on the
surface of the patient table.
Ensure that different parts of the patient, including hands, arms and legs, are
not hanged on the edge of table or touch the cover of gantry.
Patients are not allowed to ware thighs that fall easily such as glasses, barrette
or watch,
Patients are not allowed to put their arms or legs close to the top of moving
patient table or edges of cradle to their arms and legs from clamping and
crushing.
Pay attentions that the affiliated facilities and glue hose do not touch the cradle
and gantry for patient who takes intravenous injection or enhanced scanning.
Take proper measures to make sure the wheel couch do not move when the
patient is transferred from wheel couch to CT patient table so that no harm is
done to the patient during this process.
Adjust the tilt angle of scanning gantry to 0°, lock the patient table and set the
height at a suitable position to place the patient properly.
For head scanning, the patient should keep his arms crossed on the body
instead of on the edge of cradle.
For scanning abdomen and parts below, the patient should have his arms
crossed on the chest or hold his head by arms. Elbows are not allowed to touch
gantry cover when the patient is holding his head.
When gantry tilts or the cradle moves, make sure that the patient does not
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Pay special attention to big patient to protect their skin or limbs from being
cramped by cradle and gantry.
The maximum load capability of the cradle is 200kg. Scanning accuracy can be
guaranteed within 200kg. If the weight exceeds this limit, the result might be:
y Property reduction of positioning of system.
y Reduction of scanning speed
y Damage and/or harm to patient
Check the connection of cradle end periodically. If it is damaged or loosed,
please repair and replace it.
Patient Scanning Safety
When performing a scan on a patient, please adhere to the following safety
instructions and rules:
y Close all doors of the Scan Room before a scan process is initiated.
Unless given permission by the doctor in charge, allow no one to enter
the Scan Room during the scan process.
y Advise the patient not to move during the positioning or scanning
procedures.
y Ensure that the patient's fingers and clothing do not get caught in
device during patient positioning.
y Advise the patients not to raise their heads or move their bodies during
scans.
y Remind the patients not to touch any external apparatus, such as
infusions and resuscitation device.
y Unchecked accessories can cause artifacts, injuries to the patient and
operating personnel or damage to the device. Therefore, only use
accessories approved by NMS and replace defective accessories by
new original accessories immediately.
y Ensure that all patient-support accessories (head holders, table
mattress, patient table extension, side rails, arm supports, leg support,
knee support, pediatric cradle) are whole and not damaged.
y Check that the head holders and leg supports are securely locked to
the patient table.
If damages or defects should occur on the system (patient table, Gantry) on
add-ons or accessories, safety of operation is no longer guaranteed. Watch out
for such damages and have these parts repaired or replaced immediately.

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y After typing the Scan Increment value and pressing ENTER, check that
the desired value was correctly typed.
y Before pressing the MANUAL or AUTO SCAN keys, check that all scan
parameters, as displayed on the screen, were correctly entered.
Electrical Safety and Grounding
None-professional persons are not allowed to remove covers from this device.
High electrical voltages are present within this device. Removing covers could
lead to serious personal injuries.
Avoid any touch with the conductors.
Switch off the device before cleaning. Never let washing liquid splash into the
inside of gantry. If this happens, do not switch on the CT until it is completely
dried.
Don’t install condensation tubes on the top of the gantry to prevent condensed
water from dropping onto gantry. If water penetrates into gantry, it will cause
short-circuit and even system breakdown.
The system must be grounded to an earth ground by a separate conductor.
The neutral side of the line is not to be considered the earth ground. On device
provided with a line cord, the device must be connected to a properly grounded,
three-pin receptacle. Do not use a three-to-two pin adapter.
Don’t connect the multi-slot socket inside PC cabinet with any other devices
except for the monitor, operating computer and the switch power for hub and
CT box.
The power is 50kVA for low configuration NeuViz Dual CT scanner to function
normally. The power is 65kVA for high configuration NeuViz Dual CT scanner to
function normally. Do not start the system when electric power is not adequate.
Never use unstable generator for power supply or it could lead to damage to
computer or other device.
The main power should not be shut off in at least 30 minutes after the last
scanning is finished. This provides enough time for the cycled oil to cool the
X-ray tube.
Laser Safety
Instruct the patient not to stare into the beam before scanning because the
laser beam for patient positioning could bring harm to the eyes.
Implosion Hazard
Do not subject the system to serious mechanical shock, as the cathode ray
tube (CRT) can fracture if struck or jarred. This may result in flying pieces of
glass and phosphor coating that can cause serious injury.

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Explosion Safety
This device must not be used in the presence of explosive gases or vapors,
such as certain anaesthetic gases. Use of electrical device in an environment
for which it was not designed can lead to fire or explosion.
WARNNING： Flammable or potentially explosive disinfecting sprays

must not be used, since the resultant vapor could ignite,
causing fatal or other serious personal injury and/or
damage to device.
Fire Safety
Use of electrical device in an environment for which it was not designed can
lead to fire or explosion. Conductive fluids that seep into the active circuit
components of the operator’s console may cause short circuits that can result
in electrical fires. Therefore, do not place any liquid or food on any part of the
consoles or other modules of the system.
Fire regulations for the type of medical area being used should be fully applied,
observed and enforced. Fire extinguishers should be provided for both
electrical and non-electrical fires.
All operators of this CT system should be fully aware of and trained in the use
of fire extinguishers and other fire-fighting device, and in local fire procedures.
Oil Leaks
The x-ray tube and H.V. generator are oil-cooled. This is a closed-circuit
system that is sealed.
Caution： If oil leaks are detected, shut down the CT immediately

and contact the nearest NMS field service office.
Emergency procedures
Emergency Stop
To stop scanning, Patient Table and X-ray radiation immediately, press the red
stop button on the top of gantry panel or on the scan control panel.
Caution： Emergency stop could bring damage to the device and

shorten the endurance of device.
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Emergency Patient Release

When the gantry tilts, in the event of power failure or other condition such as
slope motor breakdown, to release the patient use the following procedures:
When the cradle is on locked out condition, press down the button of urgency
release on the bottom of cradle to free the cradle.
y When the cradle is on locked out condition, press down the button of
urgency release on the bottom of cradle to free the cradle;
y Hold Rear cover of cradle by hand, and pull backward;
y Help the patient to dismount;
y The cradle could be reset safely.
Weekly Test of Safety Devices
Perform the following tests weekly. If any of the tests fail, contact your service
organization and do not operate the scanner until the problem is corrected.
（1） Power-up the CT.
（2） When the CT is ready for scanning, press the Emergency Stop button.
The sound of the scanner braking to a stop should be heard.
（3） Next, try moving the Patient Table and tilting the Gantry using the
buttons on the Gantry Panel, and ensure that no motion takes place.
（4） Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each of the Emergency Stop Panels.
（5） Press an Emergency Stop button on the Gantry Panel. Pull the
stretcher and check that it moves easily.
（6） Perform a Head scan using the Head Phantom in the center of the
scan circle. Check with the CURSOR/LINE that the diameter of the
large Plexiglas pin is 50 ±1 mm.
（7） Verify that the Mylar window covering the slice plane is whole and
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Warning Information
Please pay attention to Warning labels of each part. Refer to Service Manual
for other safety warning labels
In the process of operation and maintenance, system software will display
Warning or Error information in accordance with conditions. Please follow the
directions to operate. Refer to Service Manual for detailed information.

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Environmental Requirement
y Improper treatment to some materials in the CT scanner may bring

environmental pollution. These materials include lead block in gantry,
oil in conservator and X-ray tube. Whenever the CT scanner or any
element in the CT scanner is disposed, contact our service personnel
for proper disposal in accordance with national waste disposal
regulations.
y Packing materials of the device is reclaimable. They must be collected
and disposed in accordance with local regulations where the machine
or accessories are opened.
y Dispose of in accordance with your country’s requirements.

Please contact your NMS distributor or your municipal waste collection
facility for information on proper disposal.

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Training
y NMS provides training programs. Contact local supplier for training

affairs.
y Training includes medical diagnosis, X-ray and CT scanner operation
and maintenance.
y Operation and maintenance training of CT scanner will be performed
on site when installation is finished.

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Chapter 1 Operation Interface

1.1 Toolbar................................................................................................... 1-2
1.2 Image display region ............................................................................ 1-3
1.3 Control panel......................................................................................... 1-4
1.4 Microfilm List ........................................................................................ 1-5
1.5 Series List ............................................................................................. 1-6
1.6 Patient List ............................................................................................ 1-7
1.7 Status Bar.............................................................................................. 1-8
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Chapter 1 Operation Interface

The operation interface of Workstation system consists of 7 parts, which are
the toolbar, the image display region, the control panel, the series list, the
status bar, the microfilm list and the patient list. As shown in Figure 1-1.
Figure 1-1 Operation Interface
（1） Toolbar
（2） Image display region
（3） Control Panel
（4） Series List
（5） Status Bar
（6） Microfilm List
（7） Patient List
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1.1 Toolbar
The Toolbar is labeled as ① in Fig. 1-1; it consists of many commonly used

functions of the system as shown below:
Figure 1-2 Toolbar
There are 4 buttons displayed on the Toolbar. Click the expand button for
displaying the buttons beyond the four, as shown below:
Figure 1-3 Expanded toolbar
2D view：click this button to enter the 2D view mode；
MPR：click this button to enter the MPR view mode；
3D view：click this button to enter the 3D view mode；
Virtual Endoscopy：click this button to enter VE (virtual endoscopy) view

mode；
Dental：click this button to enter the dental view mode；
Perfusion：click this button to enter the perfusion view mode.

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1.2 Image display region
The image display region is labeled as ② in Fig. 1-1.

After loading the images, left double click the wanted microfilm as shown in Fig.
1-4. Then the series are shown in the image display region. Select a view
mode in the Tool bar and go on with the respective operation.
Double click
Figure 1-4 Image display region in 2D mode

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1.3 Control panel
Figure 1-5 shows the control panel.

This panel consists of functions that focus on processing images of the
applicable view modes. The control panel can be divided into two parts: “Tools
specific for each view mode” and “Tools applicable for all”, as shown below.
The details of these parts will be described later in the operation of each view
mode.
Tools specific for each view
Tools applicable for all
Figure 1-5 Control panel in 2D mode

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1.4 Microfilm List
Those microfilms are labeled ⑥ in Figure 1-1.
Figure 1-6 Microfilm list
The microfilms stand for the groups of the series the current patient is scanned.
Right click any microfilm, and then shows its Series Information. Left double
click the microfilm; the respective series are loaded into the Image Display
Region. The figure under each microfilm tells how many images of the series.
As shown in figure 1-6. User can get the information of this image series by
right click any microfilm.
Right click
Figure 1-7 Series information

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1.5 Series List
The series list is labeled ④ in Figure 1-1.
After left double clicking the microfilm and loading the series, the series list
shows the microfilm of the series which are shown in the Image Display
Region.
Figure 1-8 Series list

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1.6 Patient List
The patient list is labeled ⑦ in Figure 1-1.
This list shows all the patients whose images are loaded in. Right click any
patient, and then shows the Patient Information. Left click it, the microfilms of
the patient’s image series show.
Right click
Figure 1-9 Patient list

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1.7 Status Bar
The status bar is labeled as ⑤ in Figure 1-1. User can get information of 3D
reconstruction progress, zoom factor and offset through this status bar.

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Chapter 2 2D Viewer
2.1 2D Viewer Interface ............................................................................ 2-1
2.2 Load Images ....................................................................................... 2-2
2.3 Image Display Region ........................................................................ 2-3
2.3.1 Window Display ....................................................................... 2-3
2.3.2 Window Enlargement .............................................................. 2-3
2.3.3 Window Menu........................................................................... 2-3
2.4 Control Panel ...................................................................................... 2-8
2.4.1 2D Tools .................................................................................... 2-8
2.4.2 Batch....................................................................................... 2-13
2.5 Generic Tools.................................................................................... 2-15
2.5.1 Image Output.......................................................................... 2-15
2.5.2 Image Display......................................................................... 2-16
2.5.3 Measurement.......................................................................... 2-16
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Chapter 2 2D Viewer
2.1 2D Viewer Interface
In the Database interface, load the images. Select the wanted images and click
[Load to Viewer] . And then shows the Viewer interface. The 2D viewer
interface is defaulted to be shown after entering the Viewer interface.
Or, click --- to enter the 2D viewer interface.
Below shows the 2D viewer interface.
Figure 2-1 2D viewer interface
① contains the 2D button . Mouse left key double-clicks the wanted

microfilm listed in ②. ③ shows the selected series of images. ④ provides the
2D tools for users to view or process the 2D images in ③. ⑤ provides the
generic tools for image processing.
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2.2 Load Images
In the Microfilm List, mouse left key double-clicks the wanted microfilm. And
then the series of the images is loaded to the Image Display Region.
Double click
Figure 2-2 Load images
The number below each microfilm shows how many images are contained in
their corresponding series. To load the series containing more than 1 image,
select the microfilm, below which the number is more than 1.
Double click
Figure 2-3 Load series
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2.3 Image Display Region
The image display region can show the images according to the different
layout sets. The image layout format changes from 1*1 to 10*10.
2.3.1 Window Display
The four corners of the display window can show the patient information and
the image information according the needs.
Figure 2-4 Window display
Click --- --- , and then set the display

information in the Customizing - Current Setting dialog box.
Select to hide the information.
2.3.2 Window Enlargement
Double-click the wanted display window. Then the image display region only
shows the image in the selected display window. Double-click it again. Then
the image display region returns to the former display.
2.3.3 Window Menu
Mouse right key clicks any image in the image display region. Then shows the
image processing menu.
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Figure 2-5 Image processing menu
y Scroll images
It’s used to leaf through the images in a short time. Select this function, and
then mouse left key clicks an image. Then drag the mouse upwards or
downwards to quickly view the images.
y Pan
Select this function. The cursor turns to be . Then users can drag the mouse
to move the image according to their needs. Mouse left key clicks anywhere on
the image, while pressing Shift on the keyboard. Then the clicking point will be
automatically shown in the middle of the display window.
y Zoom In/Out
Select this function. The cursor turns to be . Double click the image, and
then the image display layout format become 1*1. Double click the image again,
the format returns to the original.
y ROI
As is shown in the figure 2-6, ROI includes:
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Figure 2-6 ROI menu
－ Polygon: Select in the ROI menu or press on the
generic tools area. Then the cursor turns to . Users can select
any polygonal area on the image for measurement.
－ Rectangle: Select in the ROI menu or press on the
any rectangular area on the image for measurement.
－ Length: Select in the ROI menu or press on the
generic tools area. Then the cursor turns to . Users can draw
lines on the image for measurement.
－ Note: Select in the ROI menu or press on the generic
tools area. Then the cursor turns to . Users can draw a text
frame, in which input the text they need.
－ Angle: Select in the ROI menu or press on the
an angle on the image for measurement.
－ Pixel Value: Select in the ROI menu or press on
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the generic tools area. Then the cursor turns to . Click anywhere
on the image to get the corresponding pixel report.
－ Arrow: Select in the ROI menu or press on the
an arrow on the image.
－ Ellipse: Select in the ROI menu or press on the
any elliptic area on the image for measurement.
y Other
As is shown in the figure 2-7, Other includes:
Figure 2-7 Other menu
－ Zoom: Users can zoom in or zoom out the image according to their
needs.
Figure 2-8 Zoom
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¾ 50%: 50% proportionally display the image.

¾ Fit size: Display the image according to the current display
window.
¾ User-defined: Select the function. Mouse left key click the
image and open Zoom proportion dialog box. Then input the
wanted zoom rate. The rate ranges from 10% to 1000%.
Figure 2-9 Zoom proportion
－ Copy to clipboard: Copy the image to the clipboard.

－ Set as pilot: Set the image as the pilot.
－ Cancel pilot: Cancel the setting.
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2.4 Control Panel
The following figure shows the control panel:
Figure 2-10 Control panel
①: 2D Tools, which is specific for the 2D viewer.

②: Batch
③: Generic Tools, which is applicable for all viewers.
2.4.1 2D Tools
The 2D tools include the series layout, the image layout, the flip/rotate and the
selection mode.
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Figure 2-11 2D tools
Series layout:
Press for comparing different series. In the series list shows the
series which are in comparison.
Figure 2-12 Series compare
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stands for 4 kinds of series layout formats.
Image Layout:
stands for 4 kinds of image layout formats.

They are 1(Row)*1(Column), 2*2, 3*3 and 4*4.
Or, users can input the number of the rows and the columns
in . The number of the rows ranges from 1 to 10.

The number of the columns ranges from 1 to 10.
Flip/ Rotate:
: Vertical flip
: Horizontal flip
: Clockwise rotate
: Anticlockwise rotate
Selection Mode:
: Select one image according to the need. The selected image is framed
green.
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Figure 2-13 Select image
: Select one series according to the need. The selected series is unitarily
framed green. After clicking the button, and are activated.
is used to reverse the series. is used to sort the series.
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Figure 2-14 Select series
: Select all the series in the Series List. All the series are framed green.
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Figure 2-15 Select all
2.4.2 Batch
Figure 2-16 shows the batch tools, including Range, Batch and Cine.
Figure 2-16 Batch
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Range:
: Customize the first in the batch of the images.

Select the image and click the button. Then the image is labeled .
: Customize the last in the batch of the images.

After customizing the first image, select the last image and click the button.
Then the whole batch is achieved.
: Select all the images of the series for the batch.

Directly click the button. The series of the images are automatically labeled.
: Clear the images of the batch.

Batch:
: Send the batch to the Report.
: Send the batch to the Film.

Cine:
It’s used to continuously display the batch.
: Clockwise display the batch of images.
: Stop
: Anticlockwise display the batch of images.
: Adjust the display speed.
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2.5 Generic Tools
The generic tools are applicable for all the viewers.
Figure 2-17 Generic tools
2.5.1 Image Output
: Save images. Click the button and appears the following dialog box.
Figure 2-18 Save images
: Report. Click the button to send the images to the Report.
: Print images.
: Send images. Click the button and appears the following dialog box.
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Figure 2-19 Send images
2.5.2 Image Display
: Show information. Click the button to get all the image parameters.
: Expand/ reset image window. Click the button and then the image display
layout format become 1*1. Click it again, the format returns to the original.
: Show/ hide patient panel. Click the button to hide the Microfilm list and
the Series list. Click it again, they appear.
Figure 2-20 Patient panel
2.5.3 Measurement
Figure 2-21 Measurement
Window width/ level: Click the button . Then the cursor turns to . Users
can drag the mouse upwards or downwards for better WL. Drag the mouse left
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Profile: Click the button . Then the cursor turns to .
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Chapter 3 MPR Viewer

3.1 MPR Viewer Interface......................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Image Display Region........................................................................ 3-2
3.2.1 Arial Image................................................................................. 3-2
3.2.2 Coronal Image ........................................................................... 3-2
3.2.3 Sagittal Image ............................................................................ 3-2
3.2.4 Sagittal Image ............................................................................ 3-3
3.3 Toolbar ................................................................................................ 3-4
3.4 Control Panel...................................................................................... 3-5
3.4.1 MPR Tools................................................................................. 3-6
3.4.1.1 Show/Hide Selection ...................................................... 3-6
3.4.1.2 Curve Tools .................................................................... 3-7
3.4.1.3 Oblique........................................................................... 3-8
3.4.1.4 Image Display Mode ...................................................... 3-9
3.4.2 Batch....................................................................................... 3-10
3.4.2.1 Range .......................................................................... 3-10
3.4.2.2 Batch.............................................................................3-11
3.4.2.3 Cine...............................................................................3-11
3.5 General Tools ................................................................................... 3-13
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3.1 MPR Viewer Interface
Click to enter the MPR viewer. Then double click the wanted microfilm
in the microfilm list to load the image into the viewer.
Click
Double click
Figure 3-1 MPR viewer interface
Click ① to enter the MPR viewer interface.

② and ③ are tools specific for the MPR function.
④ is the generic tools.
⑤ is the image display region, including the Arial image, the Coronal image,
the Oblique/Curved surface reconstruction image and the Sagittal image.
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The MPR image display region could display four kinds of images together.
They are the arial image (upper left), the coronal image (upper right), the
oblique/curved surface reconstruction image (lower left), and the sagittal image
(lower right).
Arial image Coronal image
Oblique / Curved
Surface Reconstruction Sagittal image
Figure 3-2 Image display region
3.2.1 Arial Image

It’s Located on the upper left corner of the image display region. The arial
image is displayed with two perpendicular lines. The longitudinal line and the
transverse line represent the sagittal plane and the coronal plane respectively.
3.2.2 Coronal Image
It’s Located on the upper right corner of the image display region. The coronal
transverse line represent the sagittal plane and the arial plane respectively.
3.2.3 Sagittal Image
It’s Located on the lower right corner of the image display region. The sagittal
transverse line represent the coronal plane and the arial plane respectively.
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Notes： Mouse drags the longitudinal line leftwards or rightwards,

or drags the transverse line upwards or downwards on the
Arial image, Coronal image or Sagittal image. Then the
corresponding image will change following the change of
the line.
3.2.4 Sagittal Image
It’s Located on the lower left corner of the image display region.
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3.3 Toolbar
The Toolbar consists of many commonly used functions of the system as

shown below:
Figure 3-3 Toolbar
There are 4 buttons displayed on the Toolbar. Click the expand button for
displaying the buttons beyond the four, as shown below:
Figure 3-4 Expanded toolbar
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①: MPR Tools, which is specific for the MPR viewer.

②: Batch
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3.4.1 MPR Tools
Figure 3-6 MPR tools
3.4.1.1 Show/Hide Selection

Select these three options to show or hide the information on the images. The
following are the show/hide selections provided by the MPR tools.
① ② ③
Figure 3-7 Show/hide selection
[Show Crosshair]: To show/hide the crosshair on the images.
Figure 3-8 Show Crosshair
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Oblique / Curved
Surface Reconstruction
Oblique / Curved
Surface Reconstruction
Figure 3-9 Show Path
Oblique / Curved Oblique / Curved

Surface Reconstruction Surface Reconstruction
Figure 3-10 Reference Image
3.4.1.2 Curve Tools
[Curve MPR]: It is used to generate curved surface image for the

observation of space relationship between the focus and the tissues around.
Click the button. Then click on the arial image, coronal image or sagittal image
in the image display region. A blue positioning point appears on the image.
Drag the mouse to the second positioning point and click. Go on to the next
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positioning point. Double click the mouse at the last positioning point. Oblique
plane/curved plane reconstruction display area will display curved plane image.
Release the mouse to finish.
Figure 3-11 Curve MPR
3.4.1.3 Oblique
[Oblique]: It is used to generate oblique image with multi angles for the
purpose to observe the space relationship between the focus and the tissues
around.
Click the button. Then click on the arial image, coronal image or sagittal image
in the image display region. A line with a circle appears on the image. The
circle represents the positioning point.
When the cursor points to the oblique line, its shape changes. Drag the mouse
to change the angle of the oblique plane. Oblique plane/curved plane
reconstruction display area will display the continuously changing oblique
plane.
Click and drag the mouse at the circle of the oblique line to change the position
of positioning point of the straight line.
Release the mouse to finish the oblique section operation.
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Figure 3-12 Oblique
3.4.1.4 Image Display Mode

Four display modes are provided:
: Display single pixel thickness MPR images. Thickness and threshold

do not influence the image.
: Display MinIP images with thickness.
: Display AIP images with thickness.
: Display MIP images with thickness.

Change the slice thickness:
Click the up and down arrow on the right side of slice thickness edit box to
increase or decrease the slice thickness value. Click【Apply】 to display images
of the new slice thickness. The value range of slice thickness is 0～40mm.
After changing slice thickness, the cross line and oblique tangent in the
transverse display area, coronal display area and sagittal display area become
two parallel lines, and the distance between the parallel lines is equal to the
selected slice thickness.
After selecting the application option, image changes according to the change
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in thickness during the process of clicking up and down arrow on the right side
of edit box to increase or decrease slice thickness. At this time, it is not
necessary to click【Apply】to confirm.
3.4.2 Batch
Figure 3-13 Batch
3.4.2.1 Range

Select one image in the arial (coronal, or sagittal) image display region, and
then click the button to set the image as the first in the batch.

After customizing the first image, in the same image display region, select the
last image and click the button. Then the whole batch is achieved.
: Select all the images of the series for the batch.

After customizing the first image, in the same image display region, click the
button. Then all the images in this arial (coronal, or sagittal) image display
region will be put into the batch.
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[Step size] is used to set the step size when playing the batch
of images.
Notes： The decimal point ”.” is not accepted when inputting
number in the edit box. Please input integer part and
fractional part respectively when the input value is not an
integer.
[Image Num] is used to set the number of the images in the

batch.
3.4.2.2 Batch
: Save the batch.

Click the button, appears the following dialog box.
Figure 3-14 Save
: Send the batch to the Report.
: Send the batch to the Film.

3.4.2.3 Cine
It’s used to continuously display the batch.
: Clockwise display the batch of images.
: Stop
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: Anticlockwise display the batch of images.
: Adjust the display speed.
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Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2.
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Chapter 4 3D Viewer
4.1 3D Viewer Interface ............................................................................ 4-1
4.2 Image Display Region ........................................................................ 4-2
4.2.1 Section Image Display Region................................................ 4-2
4.2.2 3D Image Display Region ........................................................ 4-2
4.3 Toolbar ................................................................................................ 4-3
4.4 Control Panel ...................................................................................... 4-4
4.4.1 Volume Tools............................................................................ 4-5
4.4.1.1 Image Display Orientation .............................................. 4-5
4.4.1.2 Show Protocol ................................................................ 4-5
4.4.1.3 3D Display Mode............................................................ 4-7
4.4.1.4 Cut ............................................................................... 4-10
4.4.1.5 Reset.............................................................................4-11
4.4.1.6 Generate Movie.............................................................4-11
4.4.1.7 Threshold ..................................................................... 4-14
4.4.2 Batch....................................................................................... 4-14
4.4.2.1 Range .......................................................................... 4-15
4.4.2.2 Batch............................................................................ 4-15
4.4.2.3 Cine.............................................................................. 4-15
4.5 General Tools.................................................................................... 4-16
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4.1 3D Viewer Interface
Load the images to the viewer. Click [3D Viewer] to enter the 3D viewer
interface.
Click
Double click
Figure 5-1 3D viewer interface
Click ① to enter the 3D viewer interface.

② and ③ are tools specific for the MPR function.
④ is the generic tools.
⑤ is the image display region, including the Arial image, the Coronal image,
the Sagittal image and the 3D image.
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The image display region of the 3D viewer interface includes two parts: the
section image display region and the volume image display region.
Volume image
Arial image
Section Image
Coronal image
Sagittal image
Figure 4-2 Image display region
4.2.1 Section Image Display Region

As is shown in Figure 4-2, the section image display region includes the arial
display (top left), the coronal display (middle left) and the sagittal display (lower
left). On each image, there are two perpendicular lines representing different
positioning plane. There is a blue frame around each image. It is called MPR
enclosed box.
4.2.2 3D Image Display Region
The region displays the image resulted from 3D reconstruction.
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4.3 Toolbar
Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 3, 3.3
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①: Volume Tools, which is specific for the 3D viewer.

②: Batch
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4.4.1 Volume Tools
Figure 4-4 Volume tools
4.4.1.1 Image Display Orientation
[Arial Orientation]: Display the arial image.
[Coronal Orientation]: Display the coronal image.
[Sagittal Orientation]: Display the sagittal image.
4.4.1.2 Show Protocol
[Show protocol]: Show/hide the protocol list.
Click the button, then appears the protocol list on the left of the interface.
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Figure 4-5 Protocol list
Drag the scroll bar to look for the wanted protocol. Double click the protocol,
and then appears the volume image according to the protocol in the image
display region.
[Add Protocol]: Add a protocol to the protocol list.

Click the button for the Edit Protocol dialog box. Users could configure needed
CT value and opacity to create the wanted volume image.
Figure 4-6 Edit protocol
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When the cursor stays on the control point (red knot) of the opacity line (red
line), the corresponding CT value and the opacity will be shown automatically,
the shape of the cursor becomes a circle. Users can drag the mouse to adjust
an ideal CT value and the opacity of the control point.
Figure 4-7 Adjust opacity line
Double click any skid and then edit the color of the skid in the Edit Color dialog
box.
Figure 4-8 Drag the skid
[Edit Protocol]: Edit the customized protocol.
[Delete Protocol]: Delete the customized protocol.

Notes： The original protocols in the list can not be edited and
deleted.
4.4.1.3 3D Display Mode
3D display modes include SSD, MinIP, AIP and MIP.
SSD (Surface Shield Display)
Surface display is to perform reconstruction operation to the surface contour of
organ tissue using threshold value segmentation method, and it is also called
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surface shield display (SSD). The surface and inner structure of real organ is
called same-intensity reconstruction. The reconstructed 3D images only
display the surface profile of organs and cannot display the inner structure.
Map the CT value of cross sections of the tissues to be displayed to produce
3D effect. The advantage of surface display is to provide more direct space
relationship between the illness and around structure for the physician to have
a better understanding for the overall position and form of the illness.
Click to enter surface shield display operation. The results will be

displayed on the volume image display region.
Figure 4-9 SSD
MinIP (Minimum Intensity Projection Display)

The MinIP records the minimum density value every ray comes across and
projects to generate 2D images. The front and hind structure overlaps with
each other and the 3D images are generated. It is mainly used to display
trachea.
Click to enter MinIP operation. The results will be displayed on the

volume image display region.
Figure 4-10 MinIP
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AIP (Average Intensity Projection Display)

The AIP records the average density value of every ray and projects to
generate 2D images with similar effect with X-ray images.
Click to enter AIP operation. The results will be displayed on the

volume image display region.
Figure 4-11 AIP
MIP (Maximum Intensity Projection Display)

The MIP records the maximum density value every ray comes across and
projects to generate 2D images. The front and hind structure overlaps with
each other and the 3D images are generated. This method makes up for the
disadvantage of single angle image of being insufficient in space relationship. It
also reflects small changes in intensity values. MIP has high clinical value
because the image has high resolution and displays 3D structure of blood
vessels and the pathological changes in bronchus, livers and lungs more
clearly.
Click to enter maximum intensity projection operation. The results will

be displayed on the volume image display region.
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Figure 4-12 MIP
4.4.1.4 Cut
[Cut]: To cut 3D reconstructed images.
Click and click left mouse button in volume image display region to
start cutting.
Move the mouse to draw the region to be cut (as shown in Figure 4-14, the
mouse track will be displayed by a red curved line). Click left mouse button
again to finish drawing. Then a prompt window pops up inquiring whether to
submit cutting operation or not.
Figure 4-13 Delete
Click【Yes】to start cutting (as is shown in Figure 4-15); click the【No】to cancel
cutting and return to status before cutting operation.
Figure 4-14 Confine cutting region Figure 4-15 Image after cutting
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Figure 4-16 Image after cutting and rotation
Notes： This operation is only applicable to volume image display

region. To confine the cutting region within volume
display region, the mouse cursor is restricted to the
volume display region when drawing the cutting region.
Mouse restriction is cancelled after cutting.
4.4.1.5 Reset
[Reset]: To reset the system to the original state before cutting

operation.
Click to restore 3D image display images to the original state before

cutting.
4.4.1.6 Generate Movie
[Generate Movie]: To perform a series of operations (rotate, zoom,

window width/ window level adjusting) according to the current 3D
reconstruction mode based on user’s selection, and to record the result in the
form of a movie for latter observation.
After the 3D image is generated in image display window, detailed operation
steps are as follows:
（1） Click and the script edit box will appear as Figure 4-17:
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Figure 4-17 Movie Editor
【Add】：Click this button to add an action.

【Load】：Click this button to load a script file from disk.
【Edit】：Click this button to edit selected operation in list box.
【Save】：Click this button to save current script file.
【Delete】：Click this button to delete current selected operation.
【OK】：Click this button for the system to start script operation and generate a
movie.
【Stop】：Click this button to stop the operation.
【Cancel】：Click this button to cancel the movie generation.
（2） Click【Add】, the following dialog box appears：
Figure 4-18 Add action
（3） Select an action among “Rotate”, “Zoom” and “Width/Level” (for

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example, “Rotate” is selected in the above figure) and finish the

corresponding setting. Click 【OK】 to return to Movie Editor dialog
box.
Figure 4-19 Select action
Figure 4-1 Movie editor
（4） Click【OK】, the Save dialog box will appear, which allows users to
appoint a destination to save the movie.
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Figure 4-2 Save movie
（5） Click 【Save】, the system will start operation automatically and
produce a movie. When the system prompts that the operation is
finished, select relative tool (Media Player, for example) to play the
created AVI file.
Figure 4-3 Generate a movie
4.4.1.7 Threshold
Select the threshold value of 3D reconstruction. Threshold value selection is
determined by the tissue intensity and expressed by the CT value.
Input minimum value in the edit box on the left and input the maximum value on
the right edit box, then press “Enter”.
4.4.2 Batch
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Figure 4-23 Batch
4.4.2.1 Range

4.4.2.2 Batch
Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 3, 3.4.2.2
4.4.2.3 Cine
Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 3, 3.4.2.2
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Chapter 5 VE Viewer
5.1 VE Viewer Interface............................................................................ 5-1
5.2 Image Display Region........................................................................ 5-2
5.2.1 Section Image .......................................................................... 5-2
5.2.1.1 Arial Image ..................................................................... 5-2
5.2.1.2 Coronal Image................................................................ 5-2
5.2.1.3 Sagittal Image ................................................................ 5-2
5.2.2 VE Image................................................................................... 5-2
5.2.3 Mobile positioning plane......................................................... 5-2
5.3 Control Panel...................................................................................... 5-3
5.3.1 Generic Tools ........................................................................... 5-4
5.3.2 VE Tools.................................................................................... 5-5
5.3.2.1 Manual Navigation Mode ............................................... 5-5
5.3.2.2 Cine Mode...................................................................... 5-7
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5.1 VE Viewer Interface
Load the images to the viewer. Click [VE Viewer] to enter the VE viewer
interface.
VE image
Click
Arial image
Coronal image
Sagittal image
Double click
Figure 5-1 VE viewer interface
Click ① to enter the VE viewer interface.

② are tools specific for the VE function.
③ are the generic tools.
④ is the image display region, including the Arial image, the Coronal image,
the Sagittal image and the VE image.
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5.2.1 Section Image

5.2.1.1 Arial Image
It’s Located on the upper left corner of the image display region. The arial
transverse line represent the sagittal plane and the coronal plane respectively.
5.2.1.2 Coronal Image
It’s Located on the middle left of the image display region. The coronal image is
displayed with two perpendicular lines. The longitudinal line and the transverse
line represent the sagittal plane and the arial plane respectively.
5.2.1.3 Sagittal Image
It’s Located on the lower left corner of the image display region. The sagittal
transverse line represent the coronal plane and the arial plane respectively.
5.2.2 VE Image
It’s located on the right of the image display region.
5.2.3 Mobile positioning plane
In each of the three section display region, move the mobile positioning plane,
press and drag the mouse when the cursor moves to the positioning line.
Corresponding positioning planes in all the image display areas will move at
the same time and display the changed effects.
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①: VE Tools, which are specific for the VE viewer.

②: Generic Tools, which is applicable for all viewers.
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5.3.1 Generic Tools
[Rotate]: To rotate the VE image or change the navigation direction.
Notes： The function does work only when the 3D image or the VE
image is active. Click the VE image display region to make
it active.
When first entering the VE viewer interface, the VE image display region
displays a 3D image. Before defining the navigation position, activate the VE
image display region and then click the button . After that users can rotate
the 3D image in the VE image display region.
After defining the navigation position, activate the VE image display region and
then click the button . After that users can change the navigation direction.
[Expand/ reset image window]: To enlarge the VE image.
For information on the other functions of the generic tools, refer to Volume 2
Chapter 2.
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5.3.2 VE Tools
Figure 5-4 VE tools
5.3.2.1 Manual Navigation Mode
[Manual navigation mode]: Customize the navigation position, the

navigation direction, and the navigation path.
Notes： The Manual navigation mode is the default mode when
entering the VE viewer interface.
When the Manual navigation mode is selected, ,
, and are active.
[Define navigation position]: On the arial image, the coronal image or

the sagittal image, click the button to position a starting point for navigation.
Click the button, and then the cursor becomes . Select a starting point, and
then mouse left click the point. Then appear a red point with an arrow. The red
point is the starting point, and the arrow points to the default navigation
direction.
Notes： Changing the navigation direction, click [Define

navigation direction].
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Figure 5-5 Define navigation position
[Define navigation direction]: On the arial image, the coronal image or

the sagittal image, click the button to customize a navigation direction.
After customizing a navigation position (the red point), click the button, and
then the cursor becomes . Navigate a direction according to the users’

need. Mouse left click the image in that direction. Then the arrow changed its
direction to the navigated direction.
Figure 5-5 Define navigation direction
[Define path]: On the arial image, the coronal image or the sagittal
image, click the button to customize a path for navigation. The path is
connected through several navigation points.
Click the button, and then the cursor becomes . Position several navigation
points through mouse left clicking on the image. Then double click the mouse
to finish the path.
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Figure 5-6 Define path
[Navigate with defined path]: After defining the navigation path, click
the button to make the navigation starts along the path.
Notes： When the navigation starts, the navigation position
changes to the starting point of the path and the
navigation direction changes to the direction of the path.
Figure 5-7 Navigate with defined path
In the process of navigating on the path, users can stop the navigation anytime.
Click to stop the navigation. It is not possible to go on with the navigation
after clicking . Users have to click again to run the navigation from
the beginning.
5.3.2.2 Cine Mode
[Backward]: Click the button. Then select a wanted starting point and
mouse left key clicks it on the VE image. The system will automatically form a
path and navigate backward along the path.
Mouse left key clicks the VE image to temporally stop navigating backward. If
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users want to continue with the backward navigation, click again. If users
want to stop backward navigation, click .
Figure 5-8 Backward
Notes： When [Backward] working, users cannot see the cursor.

Users can move the mouse to change the backward
direction.
[Single backward]: Manually navigate backward step by step. The cursor
becomes .
[Forward]: Click the button. Then select a wanted starting point and
mouse left key clicks it on the VE image. The system will automatically form a
path and go forward along the path.
Mouse left key clicks the VE image to temporally stop navigating forward. If
users want to continue with the forward navigation, click again. If users
want to stop forward navigation, click .
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Figure 5-9 Forward
Notes： When [forward] working, users cannot see the cursor.

Users can move the mouse to change the forward
direction.
[Single forward]: Manually navigate forward step by step. The cursor
becomes .
[Stop]: Stop the cine playing.
[Save navigation path]: Record a navigation.
Click the button. Then click and to record a customized
navigation. Or, click or to record a automatic navigation. Click
to stop recording. Then the button is active.
[Cine mode]: Play the record of the navigation like a movie.
Click the button. Then shows the following control panel.
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Figure 5-10 Play the record of the navigation
Click one of the buttons to play the record. The
progress will show through .
[Display high quality image]: Apply to

adjust the quality of the image in the VE image display region.
[Hide/Show protocol]: Hide or show the protocol list.
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Figure 5-11 Protocol list
[Save AVI to USB/CDR]: Save the record of the navigation. Click the
button and then shows the dialog below.
Figure 5-12 Save
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Chapter 6 Brain Perfusion

6.1 Brain Perfusion Interface................................................................... 6-1
6.2 Image Area .......................................................................................... 6-2
6.2.1 Reference Image Area............................................................. 6-2
6.2.1.1 Movie ............................................................................ 6-2
6.2.2 Function Image Area ............................................................... 6-3
6.3 TDC Graphics Area ............................................................................ 6-5
6.4 Table Report Area............................................................................... 6-6
6.5 Perfusion Control Panel .................................................................... 6-7
6.5.1 Perfusion Tools ....................................................................... 6-7
6.5.1.1 Plan .............................................................................. 6-8
6.5.1.2 ROI ............................................................................. 6-10
6.5.1.3 Preset ......................................................................... 6-13
6.5.1.4 Compare ..................................................................... 6-19
6.5.1.5 Gray or Pseudo Color ................................................. 6-20
6.5.2 General Tools......................................................................... 6-21
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Chapter 6 Brain Perfusion
6.1 Brain Perfusion Interface
Click on the Tool Bar to enter the brain perfusion interface:
Reference Image Area Function Image Area
Click
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6.2 Image Area
The Image area includes the Reference image area and the Function image
area.
6.2.1 Reference Image Area
The Reference image area is in the upper left corner of the perfusion interface.
It’s used to display the reference (original) image or tMIP image (time
Maximum Intensity Projection).
Reference Image tMIP Image
6.2.1.1 Movie
Movie is used to time-sequentially display the loaded perfusion images. It
provides an easy way to find moving artifacts.
y Click to start time-sequentially displaying the reference images.

Click it again to stop playing.
y Click or to show the previous or next image.
y Click or to show the first or last image.
y Mouse-drag the skid on the scrollbar to adjust
the display speed of the loaded images.
y Click to display the loaded images.
y Click , and then 3 modes appear for choice to display the
loaded images:
－ FORWARD: To clockwise display the loaded images.
－ BOUNCE: To anti-clockwise circulate the loaded images.
－ BACKWARD: To anti-clockwise display the loaded images.
y Click to delete the first or the last dynamic image. Or it deletes the
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middle images with moving artifacts.
Notes： After the middle images with moving artifacts are deleted,
new normal images will be creates automatically instead.
6.2.2 Function Image Area
The Function image area is in the upper right corner of the perfusion interface.
It’s used to display the image after perfusion processing.
4 kinds of post-processing images can be created:
y Blood Flow Image
y Blood Volume Image
y Rise Time Image
y Time to Peak Image
Blood Flow Blood Volume
Rise Time Time to Peak
Users can manually display one of the 4 images by switching between the
options in View, or select All Maps to display all of the 4 images at one time in
this area.

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The TDC Graphics area is in the lower left corner of the perfusion interface. It’s
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6.4 Table Report Area
The Table report area is in the lower right corner of the perfusion interface. It’s
used to display the AV (Average Value) of all the Tissue ROI perfusion
parameters.
In which,
y BF: Blood Flow
y BV: Blood Volume
y RT: Rise Time
y TTP: Time to Peak

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6.5 Perfusion Control Panel
The perfusion control panel includes tools specific for the brain perfusion
(Perfusion Tools) and tools for all post-processing plug-ins (General Tools).
Perfusion Tools
General Tools
6.5.1 Perfusion Tools

The perfusion tools are specific for perfusion operation, including Reference
Vessel, Calculate, Gray or Pseudo Color, etc.
Every perfusion follows the steps below:
y Load the perfusion series
y Select Reference Vessel
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y Value the function images
Caution： Perfusion application program is still on the stage of test.

So it can not be used as the only reference for any final
correct diagnosis.
Caution： Make sure the scan time is not shorter than the contrast
time or the thorough first-pass time of the contrast
particles injected.
The scan interval is not longer than 2 seconds. 1 second
is suggested.
Make sure of a fast contrast-injection speed. For the sake
of the clinical safe, it’s suggested to use 40 cc non-ionic
contrast at the injection-speed of 4~5 ml per second.
In the whole process of scanning, keep the patient head
still. Otherwise, it will lead to the unreliable functional
images.
6.5.1.1 Plan
Reference Vessel:
Generally speaking, the software will automatically create a tMIP image in the
Function Image Area and a curve in the TDC Graphics Area. And users without
rich clinical experience are suggested not to manually re-define the vessel ROI
(cross line plus V) on the tMIP image. Suggest finding the ideal reference
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To redefine the vessel ROI, click the button. Then drag the mouse on the tMIP
image in the Function Image Area to find a vessel ROI. Release the mouse.
The ROI will be shown on both Reference image and tMIP image in the Image
Area, and also the associated curve will be shown in the TDC Graphics Area.
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tMIP image will be shown in the Reference Image Area. The Function Image
Area default displays all the four kinds of post-processing images together.
6.5.1.2 ROI
Mirror ROI:
Click the button, and then draw a line on the image. Make sure the line
symmetrically divides the brain image; otherwise the Mirror ROI function is
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After that, click to find the tissue ROI. In this condition, at most 3 tissue
ROIs can be defined. At the same time their counterparts will be shown on the
other side of the line.
Before calculation, the compare date of the ROI will show in the lower right
corner of the image, as is shown above. After calculation, those data will show
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Tissue ROI:
Before the calculation, click the button. Then define the tissue ROI on the
image in the Image Area. At most 6 ROIs can be defined one time. The data of
those ROIs will show in the right corner of this area.
After the calculation, click the button. After that, define the ROI on the image in
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show in the report table of the Table Report Area.
6.5.1.3 Preset
Click to enter the following Preset dialog box:
1.5.1.3.1 Plan
Plan includes Segment, Vessels, Filter and Calculate.
（1） Segment

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As is shown in the figure above, it shows the current segment parameters.

Users can change these parameters according to their needs.
Cont. (Contour): To define the contour of the inner skull. The calculation is
based on the allowable threshold. Users can shrink the pixel to reduce the
lining artifacts.
Range: The minimum value and the maximum value decide the window
value of the brain soft tissue.
Caution： For the unclosed skull, the segment function is invalid.

Users need to cancel selecting Contour.
（2） Vessels
Users can define the reference vessel by modifying the parameters in the
figure above in order to display the maximum contrast. Or users can directly
click to get the reference vessel.
In the View Vessel, there are 4 options: No dialog [N], No dialog [Y], Dialog [N]
and Dialog [Y].
y Dialog [N]:
After clicking , the Define Vessels dialog box pops up, in which
“without vessels in maps” is selected. See the functional image in the
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upper left corner of the perfusion interface and find the difference.
y Dialog [Y]:
After clicking , the Define Vessels dialog box pops up, in which
“without vessels in maps” is not selected. See the functional image in the
upper left corner of the perfusion interface and find the difference.
y No dialog [N]:
After clicking , no Define Vessels dialog box pops up. “without vessels
in maps” is selected. See the functional image in the upper left corner of
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y No dialog [Y]:
After clicking , no Define Vessels dialog box pops up. “without vessels
in maps” is not selected. See the functional image in the upper left corner
of the perfusion interface and find the difference.
（3） Filter
The filter repeat time decides the intensity of the smooth processing. Smooth is
used to higher the post-processing image quality through reducing the noise of
the original dynamic images. Generally 4 is enough. Users can change the
number according to their needs.
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（4） Calculate
Two algorithms are provided: Standard and No-smooth. Standard is chosen by

default.
1.5.1.3.2 View
Click to enter View interface:
Experienced users can change these parameters according to their needs.

1.5.1.3.3 Option
Click to enter Option interface:
（1） Overlay option

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It provides Gray bar, Orientation and Ruler, which show on the images in the
Image Area.
（2） Display option
Select ROI on the images. Below shows the difference:
Below shows the difference between choosing Control bar and non-choosing
Control bar:
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Users can define the shape of the ROI frame. There are 2 options: Ellipse and
Rectangle.
（4） Optimize option
First image and Last image are used to define the starting and ending
position when loading the images. A good time control is helpful with the
perfusion calculation.
The default value of the Interval is 0 second. If the time here is set not longer
than 0 second, the Interval is the real dynamic rotation speed. If the time here
is set longer than 0 second, the Interval is the seconds set here.
The default TDC sample is 1. If too many images to be processed, users can
increase the sample number to higher the processing speed.
6.5.1.4 Compare
Select , and then shows all the information about each slice of the
image.

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First Slice Second Slice
6.5.1.5 Gray or Pseudo Color
It’s used to adjust the color of the function images.

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Chapter 7 Dental Planning

7.1 Overview ..................................................................................................7-1
7.1.1 Dental scanning hints....................................................................7-1
7.2 Dental Planning Interface .......................................................................7-2
7.3 Image Display Region .............................................................................7-3
7.3.1 Axial Image.....................................................................................7-3
7.3.2 Volume Image ................................................................................7-3
7.3.3 Panoramic Image ...........................................................................7-3
7.3.4 Sectional Image .............................................................................7-3
7.4 Control Panel...........................................................................................7-4
7.4.1 Dental Tools ...................................................................................7-4
7.4.1.1 Panoramic ...........................................................................7-5
7.4.1.1.1 Plan............................................................................7-6
7.4.1.1.2 Section Operations ....................................................7-7
7.4.1.1.3 View .........................................................................7-11
7.4.1.1.4 Calibration, filming and printing................................7-14
7.4.1.1.4.1 Overview.........................................................7-14
7.4.1.1.4.2 Film pair procedure .........................................7-17
7.4.1.1.4.3 Print Preview...................................................7-18
7.4.1.2 Volume ..............................................................................7-20
7.4.2 Generic Tools...............................................................................7-22
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Chapter 7 Dental Planning

7.1 Overview
The Dental Planning application is used to create true-size (life size) film images
of the Mandible and the Maxilla for assisting oral surgeons in planning
implantation of prostheses. The procedure consists of the following steps:
z Defining panoramic views
z Defining sectional planes
z Filming the reference, panoramic and sectional images in true size.
Notes： For true size images, use only the special Dental Planning
film format 2 x 3 with a film size of 14" x 17".
On every film, check the scales on the top and sides of the
images to ensure the accurate size of the image.
Ensure that the filming calibration factor is correctly
calculated and entered into the application before producing
Dental Planning films.
Warning Since the saved images can be printed or filmed in any size,
not just true size, you may get incorrect results if you use a
scale to measure features on a printed output.
7.1.1 Dental scanning hints
The following hints will help you produce the best patient images for the Dental
Planning application:
z Instruct the patient to remove any dentures or partial plates.
z Use a tongue blade or folded gauze pad to separate the teeth. If the patient
does not have teeth, the jaw should also be separated.
z Position the region of interest (maxillary or mandibular) perpendicular to the
table to optimize clinical results.
z When scanning both the maxillary and mandibular areas, it is important to
separate the studies.
z Scanning regions:
－ for the maxillary region, start scanning at the maxillary sinuses and
stop scanning at the end of the teeth.
－ for the mandibular region, start scanning at the top of the teeth and
continue through the mandible.
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7.2 Dental Planning Interface
Load the images. Click [Dental Planning] to enter the Dental Planning
interface.
Click
Axial image Volume image
Panoramic image Sectional image
Double click
Figure 7-1 Dental Planning Interface
The captured screen shows the entire display of the Dental Planning application.
Click ① to enter the Dental Planning interface.
② are tools specific for the Dental Planning.
③ are the generic tools.
④ is the image display region, including the Axial image, the Volume image, the
Panoramic image and the Sectional image.
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7.3.1 Axial Image
The top-left window shows the axial image of the study. In this view port, you can
draw curves (include the blue one in the middle) on the image in order to define
the desired panoramic images.
7.3.2 Volume Image
The top-right window shows the volumetric image of the study. The Volume tools
are available for editing this image.
7.3.3 Panoramic Image
The bottom-left window shows the panoramic images which appear after defining
the curves on the axial image.
7.3.4 Sectional Image
The bottom-right window shows the sectional images when the “Show Sectional
Lines” function is performed.
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7.4 Control Panel

①: Dental Tools, which are specific for the Dental Planning.
②: Generic Tools, which is applicable for all viewers.
7.4.1 Dental Tools
Dental tools include 2 parts: Panoramic and Volume tools.
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Figure 7-3 Dental tools

7.4.1.1 Panoramic
After loading the study to the Dental Planning application, scroll through the
loaded images to find a satisfying image, on which dental plan (of either the
Maxilla or the Mandible) can be most accurately viewed. This allows you to most
accurately define the curves for your panoramic images.
Figure 7-4 Defining Curves
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7.4.1.1.1 Plan
Figure 7-5 Plan

The default parameters for panoramic planning are 5 curves (including the center
curve) equally spaced 3.5 mm apart. The corresponding panoramic images
display in the bottom-left window.
To change the number and spacing of the curves:
z Click in the Number text box on the toolbar.
z Type in the desired number (from 1 to 10) or use the arrow buttons to
decrease or increase the value.
z Use the Space text box to define the space between the panoramic curves
(from 0.1 to 10 mm).
To draw a curve:
z Click the Define Curves button.

z Move the mouse in the axial image view port and click a starting point.
z Go on clicking. A blue line will form to show your progress.
z When finished, double-click the ending point of the curve.
The planning curves will display after double-clicking, and the panoramic
images will display in the lower-left view port. The number of the panoramic
images depends on the number of the curves.
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Figure 7-6 Panoramic Images

Check that the panoramic images are in the desired plane. A scroll bar in the view
port allows you to see all the images.
To edit the planning curve:
z Click the Edit Curves button.

z Point the marking point on the green center curve line.
z Drag the point to the desired location.
To eliminate the current planning curves and to begin new ones:
z Click the Define Curves button again. The old curves will disappear.
z To draw new curves, repeat the same steps as To draw a curve.
Sectional Images
When you are satisfied with the panoramic images, click the Show Sectional
Lines button to begin the next stage of the workflow.
7.4.1.1.2 Section Operations
The Section Operations define and display a series of sectional para-axial oblique
image planes, perpendicular to the curvature of the Mandible or the Maxilla.
The display below appears when you click the Show Sectional Lines button after
completing the Planning work stage.
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Figure 7-7 Section operation interface
Figure 7-8 Sectional Images

Shown above are sample section images that are displayed on the right-lower
quadrant of the image display window. (You can fill the entire right half of the
display area with section images by clicking the Hide 3D Window button.)
The image slice number shown on the right edges of the images above can be
displayed by clicking the Show Image Number on Sectional button.
The B and L letters designate the Buccal and Lingual side of the teeth.
Measurement scales can also be displayed on the images for true-size measuring
of dental features.
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Figure 7-9 Section operations

These tools allow you to create and manipulate sets of sectional images.
Note Section Operations cannot be accessed unless planning
curves have been defined and the sectional images are
shown.
Add Line Set - for adding an additional set of sectional images to the defined
curves.
z Decrease the number of the section lines or shorten the spacing between
those lines
z Click the Add Line Set button
z Click a part of the defined curve where there are no section lines. And
then appears a new set of section lines, which follows that the old set
turns green
Figure 7-10 Add Section Lines

Note Make sure enough space is available on the curve; otherwise
the set will not be created.
Select Line Set - for selecting a set of sectional images.
z Click the Select Line Set button.

z Move the mouse to the required set.
z Click the left mouse button. The selected set appears red, while all other
sets appear green.
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Figure 7-11 Select Section Lines

Delete Line Set - for deleting a certain set of sectional images.
z Click the Delete Line Set button.

z Move the mouse to the desired set. The desired set is red.
z Click the left mouse button.
Move Line Set - for moving a set of sectional images along the curve.
z Click the Move Line Set button.

z Move the mouse to the required set. The required set is red.
z Click and hold while dragging the set to the desired location along the
curves.
Figure 7-12 Move Section Lines

Rotate Line Set - for viewing the selected section at any desired angle. The
default display is a set of sectional images that is perpendicular to the curve.
To roll the sectional lines on the axial image:
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z Click the Rotate Line Set button

z Move the mouse to the desired set on the axial image
z Click the set while dragging the mouse to the left or right until the desired
angle is achieved
Figure 7-13 Rotate Section Lines

Reset Line Set - for returning the selected set of section images perpendicular to
the curves.
7.4.1.1.3 View
Figure 7-14 View

Hide 3D image - Toggles between hiding and showing the 3D volume image in
the upper-right view port. When the volume image is hidden, it is replaced with
additional section images.
Hide sectional lines - Toggle between hiding and displaying the Section Lines on
the axial and panoramic images.
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Figure 7-14 Show/ Hide Section Lines

Change length - This parameter defines the length of the section lines shown on
the axial image on the top left and on the section images on the lower right. The
optional length is between 10mm and 50mm.
Figure 7-15 Change the Length of Section Lines

Define sections - These parameters define which sections are displayed in the
section images viewport on the lower right.
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Figure 7-16 Define the Length of Section Lines

Show image number on panoramic - Display marks representing the original
slice numbers on the panoramic images.
Figure 7-17 Show Image Number on Panoramic

Show image number on sectional - Show the original image slice numbers on
the sectional images.
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Figure 7-18 Show Image Number on Sectional

Hide ruler - Display the horizontal scale at the top of each section image.
Figure 7-19 Show/ Hide Ruler

7.4.1.1.4 Calibration, filming and printing
7.4.1.1.4.1 Overview
Calibration
Warning Before filming Dental Planning images, make sure your

system is in calibration.
Since the Dental Planning application is intended to produce true-size film images,
calibration of the filming process is very important.
There is a special function in Dental Planning that allows you to apply a
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“calibration factor” to either reduce or increase the image on the film to true-size.
First, you will measure the scales printed on the film with an actual measuring
scale. If the two scales do not match, you will have to calculate the discrepancy,
and then enter a new calibration factor.
Caution The calibration factor is set at the factor to 1.200. Do not use
this factor unless you have measured the film image and
verified that this value produces the correct size image.
To perform the calibration
1) Load the dental images
2) Print the current images
3) Record the length shown by the ruler of landscape orientation in film as
H1. Record the real length of the ruler of landscape orientation as H2.
4) Record the length shown by the ruler of portrait orientation in film as V1.
Record the real length of the ruler of portrait orientation as V2.
5) Calculate the calibration factor: Factor=(H1/H2+V1/V2)/2
6) Calculate the new calibration factor: NewFactor=OldFactor x Factor. The
OldFactor is the current factor in the system.
7) Replace the OldFactor with the NewFactor.
8) Repeat from step2 to step7 until the real length is equal to that shown in
film.
When to perform the calibration procedure
Calibrate true-size filming:
z if this is the first to use the Dental Planning application
z whenever you measure the scales on the film and find a size error
z whenever the Dental Planning protocol is changed
z after the film format is changed on the imager
z after the imager is serviced
z after a new film printer is installed
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Figure 7-20 Film Pair

Two types of filming are available in the Dental Planning application.
One type of filming is called film pair. This means that two dental image sets will
be sent to Master Film at one time:
z an Axial reference image
z corresponding Sectional images (up to 12)
When to perform the Film Pair:
z When you want to film only a portion of the entire plan, with a reference
image directly adjacent to the sectional images you are interested in
z When you need a film for calibration purposes, and do not want to print
multiple film pages.
Print preview
Figure 7-21 Print Preview

The second type of filming is print preview. Use this method when you want to
print a large set of Dental Planning images. The images can be filmed on several
pages.
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Print preview allows you to define the layout of the film pages before printing them.
You can configure the film pages with various image types, including axial images,
reference axial images, panoramic images, reference panoramic images.
7.4.1.1.4.2 Film pair procedure
After finishing the Dental Planning procedure (having drawn the planning curves,
set the spacing of the sectional images, and activated the desired measuring
scales on the sections) you are ready to film with Film Pair. (If you want to use
Print Preview, refer to the next procedure in this chapter.).
Click the Film Pair button in the control panel. The display will become formatted
as follows
z The axial image in the upper-left will display 12 sectional lines, centered
on the panoramic curve.
z The panoramic images in the lower-left will indicate the same sectional
lines.
z The corresponding sectional images will display in the lower-right view
port.
Figure 7-22 Film Pair Window

Adjust planning parameters before filming
The Dental tools are active, so you can make final adjustments before you film.
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Figure 7-23 Panoramic

The plan Number will revert to 12, since that is the maximum number you can film
in Film Pair. The number can be reduced.
Make adjustments as needed, depending on the planned dental implantation.
For example, you can change the Spacing, move the set of sections to the right or
left around the panoramic curve or rotate the set.
7.4.1.1.4.3Print Preview
The primary use of the Print Preview is to arrange a large number of images onto
a film planning page and send them to a film printer in a single batch.
Notes： Before activating Print Preview, you must complete all
planning procedures, since you cannot make changes
unless you cancel the Print Preview function.
When ready, click the Print preview button. The following Print Preview Dialog
Box will display:
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Figure 7-23 Print Preview Dialog Box

Left Column - Pages Series
In the left column of the dialog box are listed all the types of images, including
z Reference Axial Image
z Axial Image
z Reference Panoramic Image
z Panoramic Image
z Sections
Notes： How many Panoramics and Sections buttons listed in the left
column depends on how many Panoramic images and
Section images created in the planning procedure.
Right Column - Film
The right column of the Print Preview Dialog Box shows the preview of the films to
be printed.
Seen in the Dialog Box, at most 6 films can be printed out at one time. Each film
shows the printing layout. The gray option box is usually filled in Ref Axial, which
is default set that cannot be modified. The white option is filled in the combined
panoramic images or sectional images. The maximum number of the images in
each film is 6.
Move the cursor to a white option box, and then select and click any button in the
left column. The selection will show in this white option box.
Notes： There is no need filling all the 5 white option box of each film.
However the filling order must be paid special attention,
otherwise the following dialog box pops up:
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Figure 7-24
Print Preview menu bar
Film & Print - Click this button after you have selected or created the
desired format.
Default format - Selects the default format, which populates each
option box in the same order as in the Pages Series list.
Last format - Reverts to the last Print Preview format you used in the
Dental Planning application.
Clear - Clears the print format set. The Ref Axial in the gray option
box will not be impacted.
Cancel - Exit the Print Preview function without printing.
7.4.1.2 Volume
Various tools are provided for manipulating the volume image for better viewing.
Below is an overview of the tools.
Figure 7-25 Volume tools
Axial Orientation – To show the volumetric image axially.
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Figure 7-26 Image in Axial Orientation
Coronal Orientation – To show the volumetric image coronally.
Figure 7-27 Image in Coronal Orientation
Sagittal Orientation – To show the volumetric image sagittally.
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Figure 7-28 Image in Sagittal orientation
Sculpt 3D Object – To provide manual editing for further volume removal.
Figure 7-29 Sculpt 3D Object
Undo Sculpt – To cancel the operation of sculpting.
Show Protocol – Show/hide the protocol list. Refer to Volume 2, Chapter

4, 4.4.1.2.
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Chapter 8 Film
8.1 Film Interface ...................................................................................... 8-1
8.2 Menu Bar ............................................................................................. 8-2
8.2.1 File............................................................................................. 8-2
8.2.2 Edit ............................................................................................ 8-3
8.2.3 View........................................................................................... 8-5
8.2.4 Windowing.............................................................................. 8-10
8.2.5 Graphics ................................................................................. 8-11
8.2.6 Operations.............................................................................. 8-13
8.2.7 Options ................................................................................... 8-14
8.3 Control Panel .................................................................................... 8-16
8.3.1 Film Tools ............................................................................... 8-17
8.3.1.1 Layout .......................................................................... 8-17
8.3.1.2 Flip/Rotate.................................................................... 8-18
8.3.1.3 Selection Mode ............................................................ 8-19
8.3.1.4 Printing......................................................................... 8-19
8.3.2 Generic Tools ......................................................................... 8-19
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Chapter 8 Film
8.1 Film Interface
Select the wanted image(s) or series in the viewers and then click [Print
images] on the Generic Tools control panel. Then click to enter the film
interface.
Figure 8-1 Film interface
Click ① to enter the film interface.

② is the menu bar.
③ are tools specific for the film function.
④ are the generic tools.
⑤ is the image display region.
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8.2 Menu Bar
The menu bar includes [File], [Edit], [View], [Windowing], [Graphics],

[Operations] and [Options].
Figure 8-2 Menu bar
8.2.1 File
Click [File] to get the following pull-down menu.
Figure 8-3 File
[Save Image to Local]: Save the image(s) to the local computer.

[Print]: Print the film with printers supported by Windows.
Caution： The printed images are used for reference not for clinical
diagnosis.
[Print Preview]: Preview the film to be printed.
[DICOM Print]: Print the film in the format of DICOM.
Notes： Ensure to connect the printer that supports DICOM
printing.
[Print Auto Clear]: Clear the printed film of the film interface after finishing the
printing operation.
[Print Test]: Test the gray scale conformity.
Notes： The function is not active when the images are loaded to
the viewer.
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8.2.2 Edit
Click [Edit] to get the following pull-down menu.
Figure 8-4 Edit
[Duplicate]: Duplicate the selected image(s).

Select an image or images and then select the function in the [Edit] pull-down
menu. Then the duplicated image(s) will show following the last image in the
film interface.
Figure 8-5 Select image(s)
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Figure 8-6 Duplicated image(s)
Or, users can mouse right key click the selected image(s) to finish the
duplication.
Figure 8-7 Duplicate
[Delete]: Delete the selected image(s).

[Delete All]: Delete all the images in the film interface.
[Magnify Edit Image]: Magnify the selected image.
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Notes： The function is available for the single image. Select the
function to magnify the select image to the 1 * 1 size.
Select the function again, the image return to the original
size.
8.2.3 View
Click [View] to get the following pull-down menu.
Figure 8-8 View
[Reset All]: Make the image return to its origin after measurements or pan
operation.
[Film Format]: Adjust the film format.
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Figure 8-9 Film format
[Select Box]: Combine 2, 3, 4, or 6 images into one film box.

Select 2, 3, 4 or 6 images in the film interface. Then select [Select Box]
function in the [View] pull-down menu. Then select the corresponding combine
format by selecting [Sub Window] function in the same menu. Then the
selected images are combined into one film box.
Select [Select Box] function again to separate those combined images from
one box.
[Sub Window]: Provide the combine format of the box. Select [Expand] to reset
all.
Figure 8-10 Original film
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Figure 8-11 Sub window
Figure 8-12 Expand
[Select Single]: Select one image.

Notes： [Select Box] can not be selected.
[Select Series]: Select one series in the film interface.
[Select All]: Select all the images and series in the film interface.
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[Series Reverse]: Reverse the series in the film interface.
Notes： [Select Single] can not be selected.
[Series Sort]: Sort the series in the film interface.
Notes： [Select Single] can not be selected.
[Display Pilot]: If the pilot is loaded into the film interface with the other images.
Select this function to show the pilot on each of the box.
Figure 8-13 Hide the pilot
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Figure 8-14 Display pilot
[Whole or Series]: Change the location line.
Figure 8-15 Location line 1
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Figure 8-16 Location line 2
[Display Location]: Display the location line on the pilot.
Figure 8-17 Display location
8.2.4 Windowing
Click [Windowing] to get the following pull-down menu.
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Figure 8-18 Windowing
[Inverse]: Inverse the black and white color of the images.

[Automatic]: Automatically adjust the images.
[Protocol]: Display images according to these protocols.
8.2.5 Graphics
Click [Graphic] to get the following pull-down menu.
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Figure 8-19 Graphics
[Length]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5

[ROI]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5
[Cursor]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5
[Arrow]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5
[Note]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5
[Angle]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5
[Gridding]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5
[GrayBar]: Show gray bar on all the images.
[Ruler]: Show ruler on all the images.
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Figure 8-20 Graybar and ruler
[Delete All Graphics]: Delete all the measurements and markers on the
images.
Notes： Graybar and ruler cannot be deleted.
8.2.6 Operations
Click [Operations] to get the following pull-down menu.
Figure 8-21 Operations
[Pan]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5

[Zoom]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5
[Flip]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5
[Rotate]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5
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[Send to report]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.5

8.2.7 Options
Click [Options] to get the following pull-down menu.
Figure 8-22 Options
[Options]: Select the function. Then the Information Setting dialog box
appears.
Figure 8-23 Information setting
Users can configure the Printer, the Film and the System in the dialog box.
Figure 8-24 Printer setting
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Figure 8-25 Film setting
Figure 8-26 System setting
[Titles off]: Hide/show the information on the images.
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8.3 Control Panel
①: Film Tools, which are specific for film.

②: Generic Tools.
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8.3.1 Film Tools
Figure 8-28 Film tools
①: Layout
②: Flip/Rotate
③: Selection Mode
④: Printing
8.3.1.1 Layout
Film Format
: film in 1*1 format
: customize the format
Refer to 8.2.3 View [Film Format].

Select Box
: select box
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Refer to 8.2.3 View [Select Box].

Sub Window
: format #2
: format #2’
: format #3
: format #4
: format #6
: expand
Refer to Refer to 8.2.3 View [Sub Window].

Pilot Display
: Refer to Refer to 8.2.3 View [Display Location].
: Refer to Refer to 8.2.3 View [Whole or Series].
: Refer to Refer to 8.2.3 View [Display Pilot].
Series Display
: Refer to Refer to 8.2.3 View [Series Reverse].
: Refer to Refer to 8.2.3 View [Series Sort].

8.3.1.2 Flip/Rotate
: Flip the selected image(s) vertically.
: Flip the selected image(s) horizontally.
: Rotate the selected image(s) clockwise or counterclockwise.

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8.3.1.3 Selection Mode
: Refer to 8.2.3 View [Select Single].
: Refer to 8.2.3 View [Select Series].
: Refer to 8.2.3 View [Select All].
8.3.1.4 Printing
: Refer to 8.2.1 Film [DICOM Print].
: Refer to 8.2.1 Film [Print].
8.3.2 Generic Tools
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Chapter 9 Report
9.1 Report Interface .................................................................................. 9-1
9.2 Menu Bar ............................................................................................. 9-2
9.2.1 File............................................................................................. 9-2
9.2.2 Processing ............................................................................... 9-3
9.2.3 View........................................................................................... 9-4
9.2.4 Windowing................................................................................ 9-5
9.3 Control Panel ...................................................................................... 9-6
9.4 Report .................................................................................................. 9-9
9.5 Report Template Designer ............................................................... 9-10
9.5.1 Enter the Report Template Designer .................................... 9-10
9.5.2 Menu Bar ................................................................................ 9-11
9.5.2.1 File ................................................................................9-11
9.5.2.2 Edit............................................................................... 9-13
9.5.2.3 View ............................................................................. 9-14
9.5.2.4 Layout .......................................................................... 9-15
9.5.2.5 Canvas......................................................................... 9-22
9.5.2.6 Help.............................................................................. 9-22
9.5.3 Designing Tools ..................................................................... 9-22
9.5.3.1 Standard Toolbar .......................................................... 9-23
9.5.3.2 Draw Toolbar ................................................................ 9-23
9.5.3.3 Layout Toolbar.............................................................. 9-24
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Chapter 9 Report
9.1 Report Interface
Select the wanted image(s) or series in the viewers and then click
[Report] on the Generic Tools control panel. Then click to enter the
report interface.
Figure 9-1 Report interface
Click ① to enter the report interface.

② is the menu bar.
③ is the control panel.
④ shows the report.
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9.2 Menu Bar
The menu bar includes [File], [Processing], [View], and [Windowing].
Figure 9-2 Menu bar
9.2.1 File
Figure 9-3 File
[Open Report]: Open a report in the Open dialog box.
Figure 9-4 Open
[Save Report]: Save the current report template to the local computer. Then,
when open the Open dialog box, the template file will be shown for selection.
[Add Template]: Add the templates in the Add template dialog box to the local
computer. Then, when open the Open dialog box, the template file will be
shown for selection.
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Figure 9-5 Add template
[Print]: Print the report.
Figure 9-6 Print
[Print Preview]: Preview the report to be printed.

[Print Setup]: Configure the printing property.
Figure 9-7 Print setup
9.2.2 Processing
Click [Processing] to get the following pull-down menu.
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Figure 9-8 Processing
Notes： All the processing operations are done on the image in the
image display region on the current report.
[Zoom Image]: Select this function. The cursor turns to be . Keep pressing
the mouse left key to drag the mouse upwards on the image for zoom in or to
drag the mouse downwards on the image for zoom out.
[Pan]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.3.3 Pan.
[Rotate]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.4.1 Flip/Rotate.
[Measure]: Refer to Volume 2 Chapter 2, 2.3.3 ROI.
9.2.3 View
Figure 9-9 View
[Zoom In]: Enlarge the display size of the current report.

[Zoom Out]: Reduce the display size of the current report.
[Normal View]: Display the current report in the normal size.
[Titles off]: Hide /Show the information on the image.
[Reset All]: Reset.
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9.2.4 Windowing
Click [Windowing] to get the following pull-down menu.
Figure 9-10 Windowing
Display images according to these protocols.
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9.3 Control Panel
Template
[Select Report Template]: Select a report template in the pull down menu.
[Image Gallery]: Display the images loaded to the report interface. Users can
select among those image(s) and load it to the image display region in the
report.
Case Template
Users can create and save some cases of both the image description and the
clinical opinion. When the image description or clinical opinion needed is in the
case template, users can open the case template directly to select it and
double click it to put it to the corresponding place.
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Click or to open the Case Template dialog box.
Figure 9-12 Case template
Mouse right key clicks the file “Share Template” to create the sub-files. Mouse
right key clicks any sub-file to create its sub-files.
Figure 9-13 Create sub-file
If an Image Description case is to be created, let the cursor stay in the blank
below Image Description of the report. Then manually input the image
descriptions. After that, click [Save Case Template] to save it to the case
template. Next time when users want to use the same image descriptions on
other reports, click [Open Case Template] to find this case of the
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description. Double click this case and then the description will be loaded to the
report.
If a Clinic Opinion case is to be created, let the cursor stay in the blank below
Clinic Opinion of the report. Then manually input the clinic opinion. After that,
click [Save Case Template] to save it to the case template. Next time
when users want to use the same clinic opinion on other reports, click
[Open Case Template] to find this case of the clinic opinion. Double click this
case and then the opinion will be loaded to the report.
Flip/Rotate
: Refer to 9.2.2 Processing [Rotate].
[Pan]: Refer to 9.2.2 Processing [Pan].
[Zoom]: Refer to 9.2.2 Processing [Zoom Image].
[Delete the selected image]: Click the image in the image display region
of the report and then click the button to delete the image.
[Save Report]: Refer to 9.2.1 File [Save Report].
[Preview Report]: Refer to 9.2.1 File [Print Preview].
[Print Report]: Refer to 9.2.1 File [Print].
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9.4 Report
Figure 9-14 Report
①: Patient information
②: Image display region
③: Image description
④: Clinic opinion
⑤: Doctor information
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9.5 Report Template Designer
9.5.1 Enter the Report Template Designer
Click [Maintenance] to enter the maintenance interface. Then click
[Logout User] to see the Login dialog box. Select [Logoff].
Figure 9-15 Login
Click [Start], and select [Report Template Designer]
to enter the Report Template Designer interface.
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Figure 9-16 Report template designer interface
①: Menu bar
②: Designing tools
③: Edit region
④: Status toolbar
9.5.2 Menu Bar
The menu bar includes [File], [Edit], [View], [Layout], [Canvas], and [Help].
Figure 9-17 Menu bar
9.5.2.1 File
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Figure 9-18 File
[Open]: Select a template and open it.
Figure 9-19 Open a template
[Save]: Save the template currently edited to the local computer. User needs to
give a name to the template.
Figure 9-20 Save a template
[Save As]: Refer to [Save].

[Print]: Print the current template.
[Print Preview]: Preview the template to be printed.
[Print Setup]: Configure the print property.
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[Exit]: Exit from the Report template designer interface

9.5.2.2 Edit
Click [Edit] to get the following pull-down menu.
Figure 9-21 Edit
[Cut]: Cut the graphic boxes, text boxes or image boxes on the canvas.
[Copy]: Copy the graphic boxes, text boxes or image boxes on the canvas.
[Paste]: Paste the graphic boxes, text boxes or image boxes on the canvas.
Notes： [Cut], [Copy] and [Paste] are active until draw graphic
(lines, curves, rectangles, and round rectangles) boxes,
image boxes or text boxes on the canvas.
[Properties]: Edit the properties of the lines (straight line and curve line), the
rectangle box, the text box and the image box.
Figure 9-22 Line properties
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Figure 9-23 Rectangle properties
Figure 9-24 Text properties
Figure 9-25 Image properties
9.5.2.3 View
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Figure 9-26 View
[Standard Toolbar]: Tick the option to show this

toolbar. Otherwise, hide the toolbar.
[Draw Toolbar]: Tick the option to show this

toolbar. Otherwise, hide the toolbar.
[Layout Toolbar]: Tick the

option to show this toolbar. Otherwise, hide the toolbar.
[Status Toolbar]: Tick the option to show this toolbar. Otherwise, hide the
toolbar.
9.5.2.4 Layout
Click [Layout] to get the following pull-down menu.
Figure 9-26 Layout
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[Align Left]: Align the left sides of the boxes (graphic, text or image) which are
selected on the canvas.
Select the boxes while keep pressing Shift. Then select this function. The
Report Template Designer will align these boxes with the left side of the last
box selected.
Figure 9-27 Align left
[Align Right]: Align the right sides of the boxes (graphic, text or image) which
are selected on the canvas.
Report Template Designer will align these boxes with the right side of the last
box selected.
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Figure 9-28 Align right
[Align Top]: Align the tops of the boxes (graphic, text or image) which are
selected on the canvas.
Report Template Designer will align these boxes with the top of the last box
selected.
Figure 9-29 Align top
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[Align Bottom]: Align the bottoms of the boxes (graphic, text or image) which
are selected on the canvas.
Report Template Designer will align these boxes with the bottom of the last box
selected.
Figure 9-30 Align bottom
[Move Up]: Between two boxes (graphic, text or image), if one superposes the
other, select this function to make the back layer become the front layer.
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Figure 9-31 Move up
[Move Down]: Between two boxes (graphic, text or image), if one superposes
the other, select this function to make the front layer become the back layer.
Figure 9-32 Move down
[Move Top]: Among several boxes (graphic, text or image), if they superpose
each other, select this function to make the selected layer become the top
layer.
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Figure 9-33 Move top
[Move Bottom]: Among several boxes (graphic, text or image), if they

superpose each other, select this function to make the selected layer become
the bottom layer.
[Vertical Center]: Place the selected box in the center of the length of the
canvas.
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Figure 9-34 Vertical center
[Horizontal Center]: Place the selected box in the center of the width of the
canvas.
Figure 9-35 Horizontal center
[Average Size]: Make the selected boxes the same size with the last selected
box.
Figure 9-36 Average/same size
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9.5.2.5 Canvas
Click [Canvas] to get the following pull-down menu.
Figure 9-37 Canvas
[Show grid]: Tick the function to show or hide the grid of the canvas.
[Zoom]: Zoom in or zoom out the canvas.
9.5.2.6 Help
Click [Help] to get the following pull-down menu.
Figure 9-38 Help
[About]: Select this function to see the following dialog box.
Figure 9-39 About
9.5.3 Designing Tools

The designing tools include the standard toolbar, the draw toolbar, and the
Layout toolbar.
Figure 9-40 Designing tools
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①: Standard toolbar
②: Draw toolbar
③: Layout toolbar
9.5.3.1 Standard Toolbar
Refer to 9.5.2.1 File [Open].
Refer to 9.5.2.1 File [Save].
Refer to 9.5.2.2 Edit [Cut].
Refer to 9.5.2.2 Edit [Copy].
Refer to 9.5.2.2 Edit [Paste].
Refer to 9.5.2.1 File [Print Preview].
Refer to 9.5.2.1 File [Print].
Refer to 9.5.2.6 Help.
9.5.3.2 Draw Toolbar
Select a box on the canvas.
Draw graphic box (straight line or curve line) on the canvas.
Draw graphic box (rectangle or round rectangle) on the canvas.
Draw text box on the canvas.
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Draw image box on the canvas.
Select a box or boxes. Click the button to delete it or them.
Refer to 9.5.2.2 Edit [Properties].
9.5.3.3 Layout Toolbar
Refer to 9.5.2.4 Layout [Align Left], [Align Right], [Align Top],

and [Align Bottom].
Refer to 9.5.2.4 Layout [Move Up], [Move Down], [Move Top],

and [Move Bottom].
Refer to 9.5.2.4 Layout [Vertical Center], [Horizontal Center], and

[Average Size].
Refer to 9.5.2.5 Canvas [Zoom].
Refer to 9.5.2.5 Canvas [Show Grid].
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Chapter 1 Operation Interface…...…………………………………………….1-0

Chapter 3 MPR Viewer…………………………………………………………..3-0

Chapter 6 Brain Perfusion……………………………………………………...6-0

Chapter 7 Dental Planning……………………………………………………..7-0

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About This Manual

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Caution： Caution means that the situation described can cause

454110019578 1 Safety Instruction

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The NeuViz Dual CT Scanner is intended to be used and operated only in

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The NeuViz Dual CT scanner complies with relevant requirements in IEC60601

Type of protection against

Interference with other

Continuous operation with intermittent

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Definition: EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) is the ability of the device to

Caution： Using devices such as cellular phone, transmitter-receiver,

y Electromagnetic disturbance will be reduced through altering the

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General Safety Matters

WARNNING： Whenever the device is found to be broken or function

Caution： Don’t load any software or data other the operating

WARNNING： If there is any damage or function exception of the

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the scanner until the problem is corrected by qualified

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WARNNING： Only qualified personnel can operate the device described

Caution： When a patient is being scanned, exposure of the patient

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WARNNING： Flammable or potentially explosive disinfecting sprays

Caution： If oil leaks are detected, shut down the CT immediately

Caution： Emergency stop could bring damage to the device and

Emergency Patient Release

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y Improper treatment to some materials in the CT scanner may bring

y Dispose of in accordance with your country’s requirements.

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y NMS provides training programs. Contact local supplier for training

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Chapter 1 Operation Interface

1.2 Image display region ............................................................................ 1-3

1.3 Control panel......................................................................................... 1-4

1.4 Microfilm List ........................................................................................ 1-5

1.5 Series List ............................................................................................. 1-6

1.6 Patient List ............................................................................................ 1-7

1.7 Status Bar.............................................................................................. 1-8

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Chapter 1 Operation Interface

Figure 1-1 Operation Interface

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The Toolbar is labeled as ① in Fig. 1-1; it consists of many commonly used