Performance Series Quickguide
Performance Series Quickguide
Quick Guide
Extraordinary vision
Performance Series
Voluson Performance Series
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Voluson Performance Series
If Then If Then
Image too grainy 1. Activate Harmonics Image too contrasty 1. Turn off Auto Optimize
2. Activate/adjust SRI level 2. Adjust SRI level
3. Activate/adjust CRI level 3. Turn off CRI
4. Change gray map (submenu) 4. Change gray map (submenu)
5. Decrease Dynamic Control 5. Decrease Dynamic Control
Image too soft 1. Activate Auto Optimize Uniformity issue 1. Activate Auto Optimize
2. Adjust SRI level 2. Adjust focal zone position
3. Deactivate/adjust CRI 3. Adjust TGC
4. Change gray map (submenu) 4. Adjust frequency
5. Increase Dynamic Control Cystic imaging 1. Activate Auto Optimize
Image too noisy 1. Activate Auto Optimize 2. Decrease gain
2. Decrease overall gain 3. Increase CRI level
3. Increase frequency 4. Increase frequency
4. Increase SRI level 5. Increase Dynamic Control
5. Activate CRI Technically difficult 1. Select Penetration Preset
6. Decrease acoustic power output patient 2. Activate Auto Optimize
3. Decrease frequency
4. Deactivate harmonics
5. Select lower frequency probe
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Format types:
PC Format Files (.jpg, .avi) JPEG Files (.jpg) MPEG Files (.mpg)
MAC Format Files (.jpg, .mov) Bitmap Files (.bmp) Volume Files / Raw Data (.vol, .raw)
Voluson Format compressed (.4dv) TIFF Files (.tiff) DICOM Files (.dcm)
Voluson Format uncompressed (.4dv) AVI Files (.avi) DICOM Files with DICOMDIR
Voluson Performance Series
3D/4D Imaging 4D
1. Select volume probe.
Volume displays
Following acquisition of dataset,
orthogonal planes simultaneously.
Dual display is available in the menu
to display A and B only, A and C only
2. Press 3D/4D on the console (24). multiple displays are possible.
Volume acquisition or to return to A, B and C.
3. Select 4D from display menu. Sectional Planes – display divides
3D Rendering – composite picture (3D
Select desired setting. the screen into three sections,
1. Select volume probe. image) of the acquired volume. Only
4. Using trackball, adjust ROI A Plane (initial acquisition plane),
2. Press 3D/4D on console (24). position and size with the trackball structures within the rendered box
B Plane (90 degrees clockwise to A
3. Select 3D from display menu. and top trackball key to include will be displayed. Green render line
Plane) and C Plane (orthogonal to
Select desired setting. area of interest. Place the green and render box controls anatomy
A and B Planes). A Rendered Image
line just above the area of interest. displayed. A fluid interface is needed
4. Using trackball, adjust ROI (region is not displayed in Sectional Plane
A fluid interface is helpful when for surface rendering (Fig. 2).
of interest) box position and size display. (Fig. 1)
with trackball and top trackball performing surface rendering. Single, Quad or Dual screen displays
Single, Quad or Dual screen displays
key to include area of interest. If 5. Position transducer in the center are available. The Rendered image
are available. Any plane is available
performing a surface rendering, of the structure to be imaged. can be viewed as a single image
in a singe screen by selecting Single
the green line should be just 6. Start acquisition using right by selecting single screen from the
Screen from the console; the active/
above the area of interest. A trackball key. console.
reference image will be displayed.
fluid interface is helpful when
7. Save volume with appropriate Quad format displays all three
performing surface rendering.
Print Key (25).
5. Position transducer in the center
of the structure to be imaged.
6. Start acquisition using right
trackball (26) or freeze key (27).
The acquisition is automatic; do
not move the transducer during
the acquisition.
7. Save volume with appropriate
Print Key (25).
Figure 1 – Sectional planes display Figure 2 – Placement of green rendered line Figure 3 – Render Mode options
for rendering
Quad format displays all three Transparent modes render below Threshold – When used with surface X Axis (13) – rotates the active image
orthogonal planes and the rendered the surface (Fig. 5a, 5b and 5c). rendering, threshold allows low- on the horizontal axis.
image simultaneously. Dual display level echoes to be suppressed in the Y Axis (13) – rotates the active image
Max – helps enhance maximum
will display the A Plane (plane of images (Fig. 7a, 7b and 7c). on the vertical axis.
intensity echoes (e.g. bone).
acquisition) with the rendered image Z Axis (11) – rotates the active image
Min - helps enhance minimum
The rendered image is made up in a clockwise or counter-clockwise
intensity echoes (e.g. fluid).
Render Modes (Gray 1 and Gray 2)
X-Ray – average of all echoes within motion.
(Fig. 3). Eight possible modes are
the render box. Parallel Shift (12) – moves in/out of the
available.
Fig. 7a – Normal Fig. 7b – Threshold dataset without rotating on an axis.
Surface render modes render the Threshold too low
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