Biograph Trinion™ System Overview Online Training

Continue Continue Continue Continue Continue Continue Continue Continue Continue Untitled Scene Master Template HILS2218 | Effective Date: 25 Mar 2022 ? Biograph Trinion™ System Overview Online Training This online training will introduce the features and components of the Biograph Trinion™ system as well as provide a general summary of the PET/CT system. Identify all parts of the gantry 1 Identify System Accessories 4 Demonstrate the function of the Scan&GO tablet 3 Operate the system using the Remote Scan Control 2 Perform System Maintenance 5 Shutdown and startup the system 6 Welcome Welcome to the Biograph Trinion System Overview online training course. This training will introduce the hardware features and components of the Biograph Trinion system as well as cover the following six objectives. ? The Biograph Trinion™ PET/CT Scanner with myExam Companion. This online training will cover the hardware components that are available on this system. Biograph Trinion™ VK10 Biograph Trinion™ The Biograph Trinion PET/CT Scanner with myExam Companion. This online training will cover the hardware components that are available on this system. ? Select the image to the left for an interactive learning experience of the key parts of the system, remote scan control, and control box. Interactive Hardware Overview Interactive Hardware Overview Select the image for an interactive learning experience of the key parts of the system, remote scan control, and control box. A new tab will open taking you out of this training. Once all tasks in the interactive experience are completed, close the new tab to proceed with this online training. ? Hardware Components Hardware Components Select each arrow to learn about the hardware components on the Biograph Trinion. Gantry Connector Box: The Gantry Connector box is a key locked box, located at the right side of the gantry stand. This box houses 2 USB interfaces and the On/Off switch. Remote Scan Control: The system is equipped with a convenient wired remote scan control featuring keys for gantry and patient table control. This wired remote scan control is securely fixed to the front of the gantry for easy access. For added flexibility, optional wireless remote scan controls are available, enabling you to conveniently unload the patient while moving from the control room to the examination room. Hover over each button to learn more. Scan&GO Tablet: The Scan&GO application on the tablet enables you to perform basic workflows within the examination room. It is synchronized with the syngo Acquisition Workplace. Data is communicated wirelessly to the system. It also allows for the user to manually register a patient, choose a patient from the schedule, choose a protocol for the examination, change the patient position on the table, and modify some protocol parameters. The Scan&GO tablet does not allow the user to initiate a scan. The Scan&GO tablet enables a simplified usability concept based on visual logic for easy and undisrupted operation. The user can follow the guided GO path. eSTOP/X-Ray Light: The eSTOP and X-ray indicator light are located on both the front and rear of the gantry. The indicator lights up yellow and a warning signal sounds when radiation is being generated. Patient Communication: The communication system allows you to talk with the patient and play prerecorded Automatic Patient Instructions in a selected language. The automated audio message is intended to provide an indication about delay due to table movement from the CT FOV to the PET FOV, instruction for normal breathing, and extraction of the table out of the PET FoV to the patient unload position. It consists of a speaker and a microphone that enable you to talk with the patient. You can operate the intercom with the keys on the control box. 2D Camera: A 2D video camera is mounted at the back of the gantry above the tunnel. The 2D Camera displays a live image of the patient on the monitor in the control room. The live image helps you to observe the patient while moving the patient table into the gantry. Ask the patient in advance if it is okay to turn on the camera. If the patient requests it, you can turn off the 2D Camera. Gantry Moodlighting: Moodlighting is available for the gantry tunnel to create a more enjoyable experience for the patient. To configure the moodlight, see the General settings tab within the Scan&GO application on the tablet. For more information regarding Scan&GO, refer to the Scan&GO Instructions for Use. Patient Table: The patient table is a table-on-rails design for full-body imaging of a patient. The patient table supports 272 kg, or 600 lbs. The reinforced table is positioned on a pedestal that slides on floor-mounted rails. Horizontal and vertical table positioning can be achieved using the motion control system on the front of the gantry. The standard maximum co-scan range is system dependent. Table-positioning buttons allow you to adjust the table height and move the table in and out of the gantry. When moving the patient table, you can use the keys on the following control device – the Control Box and the Remote Scan Control. UPMM: The Universal Physiological Measurement Module is located near the pedestal end of the patient table. The UPMM provides the receptacle for the ECG electrodes. It provides a single connection point for both CT and PET cardiac gating as well as a connection for an external trigger device. The UPMM moves with the patient, which promotes patient comfort and reduces the risk of lead entanglement. Paper Roll Holder: The optional Paper Roll Holder is integrated into the Patient Table for a fast, clean surface setup. Paper Roll Holder Integrated paper roll holder for a fast, clean surface setup. Universal Physiological Measurement Module The Universal Physiological Measurement Module (UPMM) is located near the pedestal end of the patient table. The UPMM provides the receptacle for the ECG electrodes. It provides a single connection point for both CT and PET cardiac gating as well as a connection for an external trigger device. ECG Lead Cable Connector External Trigger Device 1 2 Patient Table The patient table is a table-on-rails design for full-body imaging of a patient. The patient table supports 272 kg (600 lbs). Table Handle Release Switch Paper Roll Holder (optional) Patient Table Bed 1 2 3 Table-positioning buttons allow you to adjust the table height and move the table in and out of the gantry. When moving the patient table, you can use the keys on the following control devices: Control Box Remote Scan Control Gantry Moodlighting (Optional) Up to 7 different ambient colors of moodlighting is available for the gantry tunnel, and may help improve patient well-being. 2D Camera A 2D video camera is mounted at the back of the gantry above the tunnel. The 2D Camera displays a live image of the patient on the monitor in the control room. The live image helps you to observe the patient while moving the patient table into the gantry. Ask the patient in advance if it is okay to turn on the camera. If the patient requests it, you can turn off the 2D Camera. Patient Communication The communication system allows you to talk with the patient and play prerecorded Automatic Patient Instructions (API) in a selected language. It consists of: A speaker A microphone …that enable you to talk with the patient. You can operate the intercom with the keys on the control box. 1 2 eSTOP/X-Ray Light-on Indicator The eSTOP and X-ray indicator light are located on both the front and rear of the gantry. STOP Key X-Ray Indicator Front Gantry Rear Gantry 1 2 1 2 Table with 2 columns and 2 rows Radiation No Radiation No Radiation Scan&GO Tablet The Scan&GO application on the tablet enables you to perform basic workflows within the examination room. It is synchronized with the syngo Acquisition Workplace. Data is communicated wirelessly to the system. Guided Use this tablet for basic operation Use Acquisition Workplace (AWP) for expert mode path GO Gantry Connector Box The Gantry Connector box (storage compartment) is a key locked box, located at the right side of the gantry stand. This box houses: 2 USB interfaces The On/Off Switch an SD card interface 1 2 3 ? Remote Scan Control A possible interaction device in the examination room is the wired and wireless (optional) Remote Scan Control (RSC). Hover over each button to learn more. Remote Scan Control Suspend Key Move Key Feed In Key Light Marker Key Out of Range Indicator Identifies if wireless RSC and the Gantry are paired to function together. ON (red) – disconnected OFF – connected Pairing Label Identifies if wireless RSC and the Gantry are paired to function together. Low Battery Indicator Red – Low Battery Yellow – Charging condition (needs 4 hrs) On – Fully charged Fast blinking – Error Slow blinking – Charging Off – Not working/cable not connected Unload Key Feed Down Key Table dependent. Feed Out Key Feed Up Key Table dependent. Start Key Not active if neither an in-room monitor nor a tablet is installed. ? System Maintenance Regular maintenance and service are important for the safety of patients, personnel, and for the functional integrity of the system. Select the tab arrows to the right to learn more about System Maintenance. Service Maintenance Schedule CT Air Filter Replacement PET Air Filter Replacement System Maintenance Regular maintenance and service are important for the safety of patients, personnel, and for the functional integrity of the system. Select the tab arrows to the right to learn more about System Maintenance. Schedule: Maintenance and service work should be performed by Siemens Healthineers Service, except for the cleaning of the equipment and replacement of air filters and accessories. Gantry filter replacement should occur approximately every 6 months, the interval can vary between 3 to 12 months according to needs. The system owner, operator, or clinical user can and should carry out this task. Full system maintenance is performed every 12 months by a qualified and authorized engineer. CT Air Filter: There are two CT system air filters at the top left and bottom right of the gantry back. If the air filter is dirty, it might lead to the system overheating. The door of the filter is closed with magnets, so you can exchange the filter pads on your own without tools. You will receive a notification when it is time to change the air filter. First, open the filter door, then remove the old filter pad. Clean the grid, for example with a vacuum cleaner, then place a new filter pad on the grid. Finally, close the door. It is forbidden to use the gantry without replacing the filter. If the filter pad is not very dirty, cleaning it with a vacuum cleaner is sufficient. PET Air Filter: There is one PET system air filter located on the side of the back of the gantry. First, open the filter door, then remove the old filter pad. Clean the grid, for example with a vacuum cleaner, then place a new filter pad on the grid. Finally, close the door. For information regarding the purchase of the filter pads, please contact your Customer Care Center. PET Air Filter Replacement There is one PET system air filter located on the side of the back of the gantry. Open the filter door. Remove the old filter pad. Clean the grid, for example with a vacuum cleaner. Place a new filter pad on the grid. Close the door. Air Filter CT Air Filter Replacement There are two CT system air filters at the top left and bottom right of the gantry back. If the air filter is dirty, it might lead to the system overheating. The door of the filter is closed with magnets, so you can exchange the filter pads on your own without tools. Open the filter door. Remove the old Filter pad. Clean the grid, for example with a vacuum cleaner. Place a new filter pad on the grid. Close the door. It is forbidden to use the gantry without replacing the filter. If the filter pad is not very dirty, cleaning it with a vacuum cleaner is sufficient. Air Filter Filter Pad The Grid 1 1 1 1 1 Service Maintenance Schedule All maintenance and service work except for the cleaning of the equipment, replacing air filters, and replacing accessories should be performed by Siemens Healthineers Service. 1 The interval varies from 3 to 12 months according to needs (for example, environmental conditions), with 6 months being the default. Siemens Healthineers Service will carry out the annual filter replacement as part of a system maintenance. Table with 2 columns and 5 rows Maintenance Type Required Interval Gantry Filter Replacement Every 6 months1 Full System Maintenance Safety Inspection and System Checks Every 12 months System Preventative Maintenance Every 12 months ? Acquisition Console The console is your main workstation. Here you enter all patient data, perform examinations and view the tomographic images on the screen. Control Box Keyboard Monitor (with integrated USB ports) Mouse 2 3 4 1 Acquisition Console The acquisition console is your main workstation. Here you enter all patient data, perform examinations and view the tomographic images on the screen. The acquisition console is made up of your control box, keyboard, monitor with integrated USB ports, and mouse. Select the Control Box to learn more. ? Control Box Hover over each button on the control box to learn more. Control Box Hover over each button on the control box to learn more. Headset Connector Key TRRS 3.5mm jack for headset connection. Listen to the Patient Key Press this key if you want to hear the patient. Feed Down Key Press this key to move the table down (not active if the table does not support this action). Feed Up Key Press this key to move the patient table up. Suspend Key Press this key to hold the scan procedure. This is the preferred method for interrupting a scan before completion. Do not use the STOP key for this purpose. Move Key Press this key to move the table to the preselected scanning position. Feed In Key Press this key to move the table into the gantry. Light Marker Key Press this key to turn the light marker on and off. Feed Out Label Press this key to move the table out of the gantry. Unload Indicator Use this key to unload the patient. Start Key Press this key to trigger a scan (staying activated). The X-ray indicator is illuminated when ready for a scan or during the scan. ​ Illuminated in Green: Ready for Scanning Illuminated in Yellow: Radiation STOP Key Press this key to stop radiation and movements altogether in an emergency. Call Patient Key Press and hold this key while speaking into the microphone. Volume Down Key Volume Up Key ? System Power The system can be switched On and Off in several ways. Select the tab arrows to the right to learn more about System Power. Gantry Connector Box Power Button on Home Screen Restart Tile on Home Screen System Power The system can be switched On and Off in several ways. Select the tab arrows to the right to learn more about System Power. Gantry Connector Box: To initiate a soft shutdown, press the On/Off switch in the gantry connector box. A Force System Shutdown dialog box opens on the Home screen, select Yes to continue shutting the system down or select No to cancel the shutdown. ​ To initiate a hard shutdown, press and hold the On/Off switch in the gantry connector box until the system shuts down. ​ Only initiate a hard shutdown if there is a system issue preventing a controlled soft shutdown. ​ Power Button: On the console Home screen, you can restart or shutdown the entire system.​ First, exit all running examinations and close all applications​. On the access bar, click the Home icon​, then, on the Home screen, click the POWER icon in the lower right corner​. Select either Restart System or Shutdown System​. A splash screen is displayed. You may cancel the restart or shutdown or continue​. When restarting the system - the system (excluding the PET Gantry) is shut down, and starts up again​. When shutting down the system - the entire system (including the PET Gantry) is completely shut down and does not restart​. Please Note: the PET Gantry only needs 30 minutes to stabilize from Power OFF. Restart Tile: On the console Home screen, you can also perform a restart application. All computers will restart except for the CT and PET gantries. ​ First,exit all running examinations and close all applications.​ On the access bar, click the Home icon., then on the Home screen, click the RESTART tile.​ Select either Restart System or Shutdown System.​ A splash screen is displayed asking the user to confirm there are no background or active recon jobs in process as this may make the application restart take longer than expected. ​ Restart Tile on Home Screen On the console Home screen, you can also perform a restart application. All computers will restart except for the CT and PET gantries. Exit all running examinations and close all applications. On the access bar, click the Home icon. On the Home screen, click the Restart tile. A splash screen is displayed asking the user to confirm there are no background or active recon jobs in process as this may make the application restart take longer than expected. 2 3 Power Button on Home Screen On the console Home screen, you can restart or shutdown the entire system. Exit all running examinations and close all applications. On the access bar, click the Home icon. On the Home screen, click the POWER icon in the lower right corner. Select either Restart System or Shutdown System. A splash screen is displayed. You may cancel the restart or shutdown or continue. Restart System: The system (excluding the PET Gantry) is shut down and starts up again. Shutdown System: The entire system (including the PET Gantry) is completely shut down and does not restart. 2 3 4 Please note: PET Gantry only needs 30 minutes to stabilize from Power OFF. Gantry Connector Box To switch ON the system: Press the On/Off switch in the gantry connector box located in the gantry stand. Full operability is reached when the system displays the Home screen and the keys on the control box remain illuminated. To initiate a soft shutdown: Press the On/Off switch in the gantry connector box. A Force System Shutdown dialog box opens on the Home screen, select Yes to continue shutting the system down or select No to cancel the shutdown. To initiate a hard shutdown: Press and hold the On/Off switch in the gantry connector box until the system shuts down. Only initiate a hard shutdown if there is a system issue preventing a controlled soft shutdown. 1 1 2 3 2 3 2 USB Interfaces On/Off SD card interface ? Course Review Congratulations. You have completed the Biograph Trinion™ System Overview course. Select the numbered buttons below to review the material before proceeding to the final assessment. Demonstrate the function of the Scan&GO tablet Operate the system using the Remote Scan Control Identify all parts of the gantry 1 1 1 3 3 3 2 2 2 4 4 4 6 6 6 5 5 5 Identify System Accessories Shutdown and startup the system Perform System Maintenance Course Review Shutdown and startup the system 3 ways: Gantry Connector Box Power Button on the Home Screen Restart Tile on the Home Screen Perform System Maintenance Air Filter Exchange: Open the filter door. Remove the old Filter pad. Clean the grid, for example with a vacuum cleaner. Place a new filter pad on the grid. Close the door. Identify System Accessories Patient Table Universal Physiological Measurement Module (UPMM) Paper Roll Holder Demonstrate the function of the Scan&GO tablet The Scan&GO application on the tablet enables you to perform basic workflows within the examination room. It is synchronized with the syngo Acquisition Workplace. Data is communicated wirelessly to the system. Operate the system using the Remote Scan Control Start key (Not active if neither an in-room ​monitor nor a tablet is installed)​ Feed up key (Table dependent)​ Feed out key​ Feed down key (Table dependent) ​ Unload key​ Low battery indicator​ Pairing label (identify if wireless RSC and the​ Gantry are paired to function together)​ Out of Range indicator​ Light Marker key Feed in key​ Move key Suspend key​ Identify all parts of the gantry Gantry Connector Box Remote Scan Control Scan&GO Tablet eSTOP/X-Ray Light-On Indicator Patient Communication 2D Camera Gantry Moodlighting (Optional) Disclaimer Please note that the learning material is for training purposes only. For the proper use of the software or hardware, please always use the Operator Manual or Instructions for Use (hereinafter collectively “Operator Manual”) issued by Siemens Healthineers. This material is to be used as training material only and shall by no means substitute the Operator Manual. Any material used in this training will not be updated on a regular basis and does not necessarily reflect the latest version of the software and hardware available at the time of the training. The Operator Manual shall be used as your main reference, in particular for relevant safety information like warnings and cautions. Please note: Some functions shown in this material are optional and might not be part of your system. Certain products, product related claims or functionalities (hereinafter collectively “Functionality”) may not (yet) be commercially available in your country. Due to regulatory requirements, the future availability of said Functionalities in any specific country is not guaranteed. Please contact your local Siemens Healthineers sales representative for the most current information. The reproduction, transmission or distribution of this training or its contents is not permitted without express written authority. Offenders will be liable for damages. 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Question 1 of 5 Where is the the Light Marker On/Off button on the Remote Scan Control? ? Hotspot You selected the Unload key. You selected the Start key. You selected the Suspend Key. You did not select a designated area. Select the best answer. ? 227 kg (500 lbs) 295 kg (650 lbs) Question 2 of 5 How much is the maximum weight that the Patient Table can hold? 250 kg (550 lbs) 272 kg (600 lbs) Multiple Choice The table can hold less than 295 kg. The table can hold more than 227 kg. The table can hold more than 250 kg. Select the best answer. ? Change the patient postition Initiate the scan Question 3 of 5 The Scan&GO tablet allows the user to perform all examination tasks except: Choose a protocol Register a patient Multiple Choice You can change the patient position on the Scan&GO tablet. You can register a patient on the Scan&GO tablet. You can choose a protocol on the Scan&GO tablet. Select the best answer. ? 30 minutes 240 minutes Question 4 of 5 The PET gantry needs how long after being in a power off state to stabilize itself for scanning? 60 minutes 120 minutes Multiple Choice The PET gantry needs less than 240 minutes to stabilize. The PET gantry needs less than 120 minutes to stabilize. The PET gantry needs less than 60 minutes to stabilize. Select the best answer. ? True Question 5 of 5 True or False: The Restart Tile from the Home screen will restart all computers along with the CT and PET gantries. False Multiple Choice The Restart Tile from the Home screen will restart the application but does not restart the CT or PET gantries. Assessment Results YOUR SCORE: PASSING SCORE: Review Retry Retry Continue Continue Continue %Results.ScorePercent%% %Results.PassPercent%% ? Assessment Results You did not pass the course. Take time to review the assessment then select Retry to continue. Congratulations. You passed the course.. 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