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    08 Omniscan Conventions

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    The document discusses conventions for interpreting ultrasound scans, including: - Reference, measure, and data cursors shown in red, green, and blue respectively. - Amplitude displayed in yellow, true depth in purple, and other scan elements labeled with specific colors. - Probe model numbers use specific formatting like "5L16E16-10" to designate features. - Wedge parameters like velocity, angle, element heights and offsets are used to define the probe wedge. - Cursors, colors, numbering, and wedge parameters follow set conventions to interpret scan elements.

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    The document discusses conventions for interpreting ultrasound scans, including: - Reference, measure, and data cursors shown in red, green, and blue respectively. - Amplitude displayed in yellow, true depth in purple, and other scan elements labeled with specific colors. - Probe model numbers use specific formatting like "5L16E16-10" to designate features. - Wedge parameters like velocity, angle, element heights and offsets are used to define the probe wedge. - Cursors, colors, numbering, and wedge parameters follow set conventions to interpret scan elements.

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    The document discusses conventions for interpreting ultrasound scans, including: - Reference, measure, and data cursors shown in red, green, and blue respectively. - Amplitude displayed in yellow, true depth in purple, and other scan elements labeled with specific colors. - Probe model numbers use specific formatting like "5L16E16-10" to designate features. - Wedge parameters like velocity, angle, element heights and offsets are used to define the probe wedge. - Cursors, colors, numbering, and wedge parameters follow set conventions to interpret scan elements.

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    08 Omniscan Conventions

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    The document discusses conventions for interpreting ultrasound scans, including: - Reference, measure, and data cursors shown in red, green, and blue respectively. - Amplitude displayed in yellow, true depth in purple, and other scan elements labeled with specific colors. - Probe model numbers use specific formatting like "5L16E16-10" to designate features. - Wedge parameters like velocity, angle, element heights and offsets are used to define the probe wedge. - Cursors, colors, numbering, and wedge parameters follow set conventions to interpret scan elements.

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    Important

    OmniScan Conventions
    Menu Reference chart 1
    Menu Reference chart 2
    Menu Reference chart 3
    Menu Reference chart 4
    Cursors

     Reference Cursor - Red


     Measure Cursor - Green
     Data Cursor - Blue
    Software Display Conventions

     Amplitude – Yellow
     True depth - Purple
     Encoded Probe Travel- Turquoise
     Beam Angle in degrees - Grey
     Index Position (sweep) - Green
     Half Path - Pink
    Probe Designations

    15L128E25.6-6 10L16E5-6 ¾’’

    5L128E96-10C40

    5L16E16-10
    5L128E128-12F36
    Probe Numbering Conventions
    Wedge Parameters

    Wedge parameters

    Wedge (vw)  Velocity in wedge (vw)


    inc  Wedge angle ()
     h1  Height first element (h1)
     Offset first element (x1)
    x1
    ref
    Wedge Numbering Conventions

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