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    4. Using the trackball, adjust the probe marker orientation and 
    press 
    SELECT.
    Editing a bodymark
    1. Press the alphanumeric key BODYMARK (F6).
    The Bodymark menu is displayed
    2. Press Edit.
    3. Using the trackball, adjust the position of the probe marker 
    and press 
    SELECT.
    4. Using the trackball, adjust the probe marker orientation and 
    press 
    SELECT.
    Deleting a bodymark
    1. Press the alphanumeric key BODYMARK (F6).
    The Bodymark menu is displayed
    2. Press Delete. 
    						
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    Chapter 3 
    Scanning Modes
    • 2D-Mode  ......................................................................................... ....  92
    • 2D-Mode overview  ..................................................................... 92
    • 2D-Mode controls  ....................................................................... 94
    • Using 2D  .................................................................................... 97
    • Optimizing 2D ............................................................................. 97
    • M-Mode  .......................................................................................... ....  98
    • M-Mode overview  ....................................................................... 98
    • M-Mode controls  ...................................................................... 100
    • Using M-Mode  .......................................................................... 102
    • Optimizing M-Mode  .................................................................. 103
    • Color Mode  .................................................................................... ..  104
    • Color 2D Mode overview  .......................................................... 104
    • Color Mode controls  ................................................................. 107
    • Using Color Mode  .................................................................... 110
    • Optimizing Color Mode ............................................................. 111
    • PW and CW Doppler  ..................................................................... ..  112
    • PW and CW Doppler overview ................................................. 112
    • PW and CW Doppler controls  .................................................. 114
    • Using PW/CW Doppler modes  ................................................. 117
    • Optimizing PW/CW Doppler modes  ......................................... 117
    • Tissue Velocity Imaging (TVI)  ...................................................... ..  119
    • TVI overview  ............................................................................ 119
    • TVI controls  .............................................................................. 121
    • Using TVI  ................................................................................. 124
    • Optimizing TVI .......................................................................... 124
    • Tissue Tracking ............................................................................. ..  125
    • Tissue Tracking overview ......................................................... 125 
    						
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    • Tissue Tracking controls  ........................................................... 127
    • Using Tissue Tracking  .............................................................. 129
    • Optimizing Tissue Tracking  ...................................................... 129
    • Strain rate  ...................................................................................... ...  130
    • Strain rate overview  .................................................................. 130
    • Strain rate controls  .................................................................... 132
    • Using Strain rate  ....................................................................... 135
    • Optimizing Strain rate  ............................................................... 135
    • Strain  ............................................................................................. ...  136
    • Strain overview  ......................................................................... 136
    • Strain controls  ........................................................................... 138
    • Using Strain  .............................................................................. 141
    • Optimizing Strain  ...................................................................... 141
    • Tissue Synchronization Imaging (TSI)  ....................................... ...  142
    • TSI overview  ............................................................................. 142
    • TSI controls ............................................................................... 144
    • Using TSI  .................................................................................. 146
    • Optimizing TSI  .......................................................................... 146 
    						
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    Introduction
    The Vivid 7/Vivid 7 PRO ultrasound scanner provides several 
    basic scanning modes and several options for combining the 
    use of these modes.
    The following scanning modes are described in this chapter:
    • 2D Mode Imaging
    • M-Mode Imaging
    •  Anatomical M-Mode (straight and curved)
    •  Color Mode Imaging
    • Angio
    • Doppler Mode Imaging
    •  Tissue Velocity Imaging
    See page 271 for 
    further information 
    on image and 
    cineloop storage. 
    Refer to page 381 
    for more informa-
    tion on VCR re-
    cording.When performing an examination using any of these modes, 
    images and image sequences (cineloops) can be stored. The 
    examination or part of it can also be stored on video tape. 
    						
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    2D-Mode
    2D-Mode over view
     Figure 3-1: The 2D screen (cardiac)
    1. Focus marker
    2. Probe orientation 
    marker
    3. Status window:
    4. Soft menu
    Controls marked with R 
    are also available in 
    freeze and cine replay. 
    						
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     Figure 3-2: The 2D controls on the front panel
    The 2D mode displays a two-dimensional gray scale image of 
    the tissue within the probes field of view. 2D mode can be 
    combined with:
    In combined mode, 
    press 
    ACT. MODE to 
    toggle between 
    modes and access to 
    the mode specific 
    controls.
    •  M-Mode, see ’M-Mode’ on page 98
    •  Color Mode, see ’Color Mode’ on page 104
    •  CW or PW Doppler Mode, see ’PW and CW Doppler’ on 
    page 112
    •  Color and Doppler Modes (triplex)
    1. Assignable keys:
    • Width
    • Frequency/Resolution
    • Focus
    • Frame rate
    • Up/Down R
    • Left/Right R
    • Cineloop (in Freeze, 
    only)
    • Dual focus
    • B color maps
    • Select all
    2. Zoom
    3. Depth
    4. Soft menu
    • Compress R
    • Reject R
    • Dynamic Range
    • Tilt
    • Contour
    • Diff On/Off
    • DDP R
    • Power
    • Start/stop cineloop
    5. Freeze
    6. 2D
    7. Gain 
    Controls marked with R are 
    also available in freeze and 
    cine replay
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    2D-Mode controls
    2D assignable controls
    Width
    Controls the size or angular width of the 2D image sector. A 
    smaller angle generally produces an image with a higher frame 
    rate.
    Focus
    Changes the location of the focal point(s). A triangular focus 
    marker indicates the depth of the focal point.
    Frame rate
    Adjusts frame rate (FPS). Rotate the knob clockwise to 
    increase frame rate. The relative setting of the frame rate is 
    displayed in the status window. When adjusting frame rate, 
    there is a trade off between spatial and temporal resolution.
    Frequency/Resolution
    On some low fre-
    quencies, the sys-
    tem switches 
    automatically to 
    second-harmonic 
    mode. The word 
    “Octave” appears 
    in the status win-
    dow.Enables the adjustment of the probes operating frequency. 
    Rotate the knob clockwise to increase the frequency. The 
    selected frequency is displayed in the status window. For some 
    probes/applications the lowest frequency settings will be 
    Octave imaging settings.
    Invert
    • Left/Right Invert: enables a mirror image of the 2D image 
    to be created. The left/right reference marker V moves to 
    the other side of the image.
    • Up/Down Invert: enables the 2D image to be flipped 180 
    degrees.
    Dual focus
    Activates Dual focus mode. To adjust the Dual focus, rotate the 
    FOCUS assignable.
    Color maps
    Displays a color map menu to optimize the greyscale 
    presentation. The menu enables an option from a list of non-
    linear gray-curves or different 2D-colorized curves to be 
    selected. 
    						
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    Cineloop (in Freeze only)
    Starts cineloop acquisition.
    Gain
    When rotated clockwise, increases the overall gain applied to 
    the received echo signals equally for all depth.
    Time Gain Compensation (TGC)
    compensates for depth-related attenuation in an image. The 
    sliders nearest the operator affect the far field. TGC amplifies 
    returning signals to correct for the attenuation caused by tissue 
    at increasing depths.
    Depth
    Sets the maximum (far field) distance that will be imaged. 
    Decreasing the depth may allow higher frame rates.
    2D Soft menu controls
    Compress
    Controls the amount of contrast in the 2D image. An index 
    number is displayed in the status window to indicate the 
    relative level of compression.
    Contour 
    Controls image processing related to the extent of edge 
    enhancement applied to an image.
    Reject
    Adjust reject level. When this control is increased, low-level 
    echoes are rejected and appear darker in the 2D image. An 
    index number is displayed in the status window to indicate the 
    relative level of rejection.
    Tilt
    Enables the axis of the 2D image to be tilted to the left or right. 
    By using this control in combination with angle control the 
    image can be “aligned” to the direction of interest, and frame 
    rates be optimized. By default the axis of symmetry of a 2D 
    image is vertical. 
    						
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    DDP (Data Dependent Processing)
    Performs temporal processing which reduces random noise 
    without affecting the motion of significant tissue structures. An 
    index number is displayed in the status window (under Proc) to 
    indicate the relative DDP level.
    Diff On/Off
    Affects the level of reverberations in the image. When turned 
    on, the frame rate (or the number of focal zones) will decrease, 
    while the reverberations will be attenuated.
    Power
    When power is re-
    duced, it reduces 
    the signal-to-noise 
    ratio, so that the im-
    age may become 
    noisier.Controls the amount of acoustic power applied in all modes. 
    When power is set to maximum, it is equal to or less than the 
    maximum acoustic power permitted by the FDA. The Thermal 
    Index (TI) and the Mechanical Index (MI) are displayed on the 
    screen.
    Dynamic Range
    Enables control of the dynamic range or contrast of the image. 
    When dynamic range is set high, the image is softer and more 
    low-level data is visible. 
    						
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