MULTIX Impact C Auto Thorax Collimation Video

Classical chest xrays are standard tasks. For the most radiology departments. But even routine tasks can be time-consuming if patients need a lot of help. The auto thorax collimation provides collimation, support for thorax examinations at the wall stand, giving you time to interact with the patient. Before you start working with auto thorax collimation, make sure the following prerequisites are fulfilled. The camera is configured for auto thorax collimation, a thorax or chest organ program. At the wall stand is selected. The collimator is in the zero degrees lock in position. The Bucky wall stand. VWS is in the zero degrees position. The X ray tube unit is positioned for the thorax organ program at the wall stand. After positioning the patient, adjust the position of the detector by pressing the button up and down to cover the complete region of interest. Otherwise the auto thorax collimation will not work correctly and you will need to repeat this step. The auto thorax function detects the thorax with the my exam 3D camera. It suggests a collimation for the thorax, including top or center alignment. The suggested auto collimation of the thorax is sent to the imaging system. Check the collimation and adjust it if necessary. This can be done in the examination room or in the control room. Please note adjusting the collimation manually deactivates the auto thorax collimation functionality. It can be reactivated by tapping the camera icon on the main monitor in the control room. Enable the virtual collimation function to adjust the collimation on the live image. If needed, confirm your selection by pressing confirm. Press the release button down fully and keep it pressed until the exposure is ended. The acquired images are shown on the imaging system the my exam 3D camera helps to produce standard chest images no matter who operates the system. To change settings for the auto thorax, column nation, you can predefine them in the organ program OGP editor. Log into the OGP editor and select the organ program that you want to edit. Make sure the organ program name is aligned with view position, or it can result in the wrong auto thorax collimation for the patients. A new window opens and you can define the body part as thorax as well as the view position as required. Save the updated organ program by clicking on save. The intelligent workflow system guides you through the imaging process even in challenging situations.

15 75 202108040953251 4-27-1989 202108040010251 7:32:17 17:32:17 70 02108040953251 27-1989 02108040010251 2.5 23:56:52 23:57:05 23:57:11 1.3 10 0.1 129 3.57 23:57:16 8.1 250 1.1 0.5 23:57:27 23:57:31 23:57:40 MULTIX Impact C ed for Auto Thorax Collimation. The camera is configured for Auto Thorax Collimation. A thorax / chest organ program at the wall stand is selected. The collimator is in the 0º lock-in-position. The Bucky Wall Stand (BWS) is in the 0º position. The X-ray tube unit is positioned for the thorax organ program at the wall stand. SIEMENS Jane Doe Patient Information Female Patient Size 32Y DOB: AEC Accession No .: Device Information Grid Type: No Grid Static Tool End of Exam 1% HU Po SID 180cm Mode Mod Please note: Adjusting the collimation manually, deactivates the Auto Thorax Collimation functionality. Healthineers Examination tient Information ane Doe 2Y vice Information mAs Dose Density 0.0mm Confirm Density - mA ENS Windowing Age: Cancel Label Tool Siemens OGP Editor Clean FD Calibration RIS Mapping Statistics Audit Trail Test Image Tube Load User Setting Site Info. General Processing Exam Setting Properties Register DICOM Image Display Disk Manager User Manager Ortho Setting User name Service Password Remote PMS DICOM Node Assistance Access Logi FD Manager Sensitivity 0% HU FD Calibration FD Reconnect Mgr Customer User Manager Ortho Setting FD Reconnect Procedure Organ program Configuration Procedure list Procedure OGP OGP list Body part Group Name Abdomen Barium Abdomen Acute with Chest Abdomen Dorsal Decub Abdomen Acute with Chest Paed Abdomen LAT Abdomen Lateral Decub Abdomen Oblique Abdomen Paed(0-3 yrs) Abdomen Paed(12-14 yrs) Abdomen Paed(4-11 yrs) Abdomen Supine Abdomen Supine Paed(0-3 yrs) Abdomen Supine Paed(12-14 yrs) Abdomen Supine Paed Abdomen Upright Abdomen Upright Paed Abdomen Upright+Supine Abdomen Upright Paed(0-3 yrs) Procedure information * Group Category Print style Description Often used No Yes Enable New Delete 0 Abna Abdomen Abdom UpperLimb Abdom LowerLimb Abdom Skull Spine Abdom Thorax Abdom Calibration ThicknessRange Save Code Thorax Chest LAT Standing Paed Chest AP Supine Chest LAT Supine Paed Chest AP Upright Chest AP/PA+LAT Paed Chest Apical Chest Decub LAT Chest Dorsal Decub Chest LAT Chest OBL Left Chest OBL Right Chest PA Adult 14INX17IN PORTRAIT Details Chest LAT Standing Paed(8-14 yrs) Chest LAT Supine Paed(8-14 yrs) Search OGP list Chest PA X-Ray Parameter Image processing parameter Name : Chest PA ID Acq type Default Wall Flavors Cassette Standard Exp mode : 1pt Smooth Acq mode DR RAD High contrast Finely detailed Customized Name : W_Chest PA Anatomic ... Chest SID : 180 Image lat ... Not defined Grid type : Universal Parameters Image flip ... Filter type : 0.0mm Value Minimum Maximum Image rot ... Contrast Collimator center : Top Image label Latitude Collimator length : 17IN(43CM) Noise View posit ... PA Collimator width : 17IN(43CM) WLShift Target EXI Patien ... kV AE ... View icon Edit Print Acq mode DR RAD * Focus : Body part Thorax Position g ... Demo ima ... No collim ... Body part All Large Calibration Hand Shoulder Pelvis QC Ches AP LL RL RLD Free Information Successfully saved! OK Remove Patient Name: Focus 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 avallable 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. All names and data of patients, parameters and configuration dependent designations are fictional and examples only. All rights, including rights created by patent grant or registration of a utility model or design, are reserved. Siemens Healthcare GmbH 2022 Healt