Freeland-RF Digital Gastrointestinal Console

User’s Manual

Rev. : 1.1

June, 2008
 Table of Contents

I: System Installation .....................................................................................................4

1. Preparations before Installation ..........................................................................4
2. Software Installation ...........................................................................................5
3. Configuration after Installation...........................................................................5
II: System Startup ..........................................................................................................8
1. Startup Program ..................................................................................................8
2. Introduction of Functional Area..........................................................................9
III: Image Acquisition ..................................................................................................10
1. Patient Record Information...............................................................................10
2. Fluoroscopy Acquisition ...................................................................................11
3. Spot Film Acquisition .......................................................................................12
4. Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA) ..........................................................13
5. Roadmap ...........................................................................................................13
6. Other Functions.................................................................................................13
IV. Patient Record Management ..................................................................................15
1. Startup Patient Record Management Interface .................................................15
2. Main Interface of Patient Record Management ................................................15
2.1 Introduction of Main Interface.................................................................15
2.2 New Patient..............................................................................................16
2.3 Modifying Patient Information ................................................................18
2.4 Delete Patient Record Information ..........................................................19
2.5 Send Information of a Patient ..................................................................20
2.6 Open Patient Image..................................................................................20
2.7 Quick Exam .............................................................................................21
2.8 Delete Burned Data of a Patient...............................................................21
V: Image Processing ....................................................................................................22
1. System Introduction ..........................................................................................22
1.1Startup of System......................................................................................22
1.2 Structure ...................................................................................................22
2. Details of Functions ..........................................................................................22
2.1 File Operations.........................................................................................23
2.1.1 Switch Interface ....................................................................................23
2.1.2 Save Image............................................................................................23
2.1.3 Print Film ..............................................................................................23
2.1.4 Export....................................................................................................23
2.1.5 Select Image..........................................................................................24
2.2 Image Processing .....................................................................................25
2.2.1 Window Width/Level Regulation .........................................................25
2.2.2 Reverse Image.......................................................................................26
2.2.3 Image Zoom/ Roam ..............................................................................27
2.2.4 Restore Image .......................................................................................27
 2.2.5 Image Display Mode.............................................................................28
2.2.6 Image Rotation and Mirror ...................................................................28
2.2.7 Measure/Annotation..............................................................................29
2.2.8 Lens.......................................................................................................36
2.2.9 Overlay..................................................................................................37
2.2.10 Menu ...................................................................................................37
VI: Film Printing..........................................................................................................38
1. Image Processing ..............................................................................................38
2. Film Printing .....................................................................................................39
VII: Data Disc Burning................................................................................................42
1. Disc Burning .....................................................................................................42
1.1 Burning Method 1 ....................................................................................42
1.2 Burning Method 2 ....................................................................................43
VIII: DiagnosticReport ................................................................................................45
1. Functional Introduction.....................................................................................45
2. Mapping in Report ............................................................................................46
I: System Installation

1. Preparations before Installation

1) Hard Disc Partitioning
It is recommended that when the computer is initially installed the hard disc be
partitioned in the following two ways, and user may select one according to hard disc
size of the system:
A:
Drive letter Name Volume Description
C System disc 10-20G It is used to store operating system and all
drive software and applications. In daily
operation, the files in this drive concerning
their data contents and sizes will not be
change any more
D Data disc Surplus This drive is used to store patients’ database
maximum and image files, etc.
capacity

B:
Drive letter Name Volume Description
C System disc 10-20G It is used to store operating system and all
drive software and applications. In daily
operation, the files in this drive concerning
their data contents and sizes will not be
change any more
D Data disc Surplus This drive is used to store patients’ database
maximum and image files, etc.
capacity
E Back-up 10G This drive is used to store GUOST file of the
disc system, application software backup, and
daily data backup, etc.

2) Operating System
Version higher than WINDOWS 2000. WINDOWS XP SP2 is recommended.
3) Other Drives
The drives for acquisition card and camera, etc. shall be installed according to the
type and configuration of the hardware, and they shall guarantee normal operation.

2. Software Installation
Insert the softdog and open setup disc of the software to run Setup.exe, and then select
default option to install the software.

3. Configuration after Installation

For acquisition cards and CCD cameras for different types of manufacturer, the
system configuration shall be modified correspondingly for proper adaptation. Most
configurations are in the INI configuration file, and the system may be configured by
modifying the parameters.
The basic parameters are as follows:
Item Description Value
SmitPlatform.ini
System
DriverManager Acquisition card drive Different acquisition card drives for
manufacturers, e.g.:
Mil7.5: CZMilDriver.dll
Mil8.0: CZMilDriver80.dll
OK: CZOKDriver.dll
EPIX: CZXclibDriver.dll
etc.
If manufacturer is not clear which drive
to be selected, please contact the
customer service department of our
company.

Grab.ini
System
HospitalName Hospital name
Model (relating to fluoroscopy)
Width Image width
Height Image height
Bits Image bits
DCF DCF file Only used in acquisition card of Matrox
system.
Model2 (relating to spot film)
Width Image width
Height Image height
Bits Image bits
DCF DCF file Only used in acquisition card of Matrox
system.
Shutter1 (spot film blanking circle)
CirX Center coordinate X of
blanking circle
CirY Center coordinate Y of
blanking circle
CirRadius Radius of blanking circle
Shutter2 (spot film blanking circle)
CirX Center coordinate X of
blanking circle
CirY Center coordinate Y of
blanking circle
CirRadius Radius of blanking circle

MyDSA.ini
Model (relating to fluoroscopy)
Width Image width
Height Image height
Bits Image bits
AddParam Additive factor It may be simply set as below:
128, when Bits = 8
512, when Bits =10
 2048, when Bits =12
LUT.ini
Lut0-n
Bits Image bits
Width Window width 256, when Bits = 8
1024, when Bits =10
4096, when Bits =12
65536, when Bits =16
Level Window level 128, when Bits = 8
512, when Bits =10
2048, when Bits =12
32768, when Bits =16
II: System Startup

1. Startup Program
Click the icon of SmitPlatform in the desktop, the startup program will show a startup
progress bar. If initialization fails, the system will give an error message. If no error
happens, the system will enter into main interface of the software.

After startup, the main interface of the software will be shown as the drawing below.
Cautious: the software with different interface picture from the one shown below
may have different configurations, but they have similar presentation style. All
pictures in this document are in such way, for which no statement will be made
specially.

Image display area

Control area

This software interface is divided into 2 parts as shown above: image display area and
control area, of which “control area” is described below:
2. Introduction of Functional Area

Functional area of system

Main functional area

Switching between image

acquisition and browser tool

Window width and level

regulation area

Dynamic playback area

Thumbnail area
III: Image Acquisition
The detailed image acquisition and flow may vary with different system applications.
This manual only introduces common method, and it will not guarantee complete
conformity.

To save the acquired image, user shall set up a new patient’s record and then enter the
patient’s information. In case of such inspection as physical examination, etc. for
which patient’s information is not saved, it will not be necessary to set up a new
record.

See detailed explanations below:

1. Patient Record Information

Click to set up a patient’s record. In the popup box, input or select

patient’s ID, study No. and patient’s name, etc., and then click . See the
drawing below:

If the patient’s information is obtained from DICOM WORKLIST, click WORKLIST

to inquire about and select the patient to be examined, and then double-click it. See
the drawing below:
2. Fluoroscopy Acquisition

User may press the pedal switch or click “Start” in the fluoroscopy mode page to
enter into the fluoroscopy acquisition mode. The manual mode is commonly used in
commissioning, and its related functions will not be described in this manual.
After releasing the pedal switch, the fluoroscopy will stop and enter into the last
frame holding or fluoroscopy loop mode.
The fluoroscopy image will not be saved unless the related save function button is
clicked.
 Switch between noise reduction start/stop

Switch between fluoroscopy loop/ last frame save

To save the fluoroscopy loop image. The detailed loop frame number may
be configured through “Parameters”.

Road map. For details, see “Road map” below.

Press this button to start recording the dynamic fluoroscopy image, and
click it another time to stop.

3. Spot Film Acquisition

Press the hand switch to enter into Spot acquisition mode, and user may conduct spot
film according to the selected speed. If the new patient has been set up, the acquired
image will be saved automatically.

Single frame acquisition mode

Sequence acquisition mode. Its speed is selected from the following

list.
Sequence acquisition speed

The acquired image is treated automatically, such as enhancement, and

the treatment method may be seen in “Parameters configuration”.
4. Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA)
DSA may be used in fluoroscopy or spot film, and it is operated in the following
sequences:
1) Select mask. User may designate a certain frame as the mask when acquisition
starts, or designate the current frame as the mask. In normal circumstances, one
frame shall be acquired when DSA is conducted in fluoroscopy mode, and this
image will be set as the mask to start digital subtraction.
2) Push the button DSA
3) Start acquisition
4) DSA starts. After acquisition stops, press DSA button another time, and DSA will
stop.
The interface is shown in the drawing below:

5. Roadmap
The roadmap (viz. intubation tube guide) is used in the fluoroscopy mode, and its
functional operations are as follows:
1) Start fluoroscopy, and designate an appropriate frame image as the mask.
2) Press ROADMAP button to enter into this mode.
3) Inject contrast agent and then start fluoroscopy, and DSA will start. When the
image is satisfying and the contrast agent becomes clear, stop fluoroscopy, and the
system will automatically make this image as the roadmap mask.
4) Start fluoroscopy another time, and the screen will display an image combining
the current image and the mask over it. Now user may insert the conduit with the
guidance of this image.
5) Press ROADMAP button to exit from the roadmap mode.

6. Other Functions
Hutter: it is used to display/ cancel the blanking circle, and the blanking circle may
have its size configured when in maintenance.
Mirror: left and right mirror
Flip: to flip top to bottom
Verls: to display/ hide information around the image
Snapshot: to save the snapshot in the current screen. If the current image is DSA or
roadmap, the treated result will be saved.
Save 1: to save the current image. It shall be noted that this function is used to save
the original image, which is different from the “Snapshot” above.
Parameter: to set acquisition parameters such as noise reduction class and fluoroscopy
loop, etc..
IV. Patient Record Management

1. Startup Patient Record Management Interface

Select at the right upper corner of the main interface (as shown in the
drawing below) to enter into the main interface for patient record management.

2. Main Interface of Patient Record Management

2.1 Introduction of Main Interface

The main interface includes 3 sections: local, burning buffer, and CD/DVD, as shown
in the drawing below. Each section is also divided into: inquiry, information display,
and function button.
 Inquiry tool bar

List of patient
record
information

Function button

Worklist

Image
preview

2.2 New Patient

Click button to set up information for a new patient.

Input new
patient record
information

Shown in the drawing is the interface for patient record information. Input related
information. The item with “*” must be completed. After completing, click

to enter image acquisition interface, viz. main interface.

For example, the drawing below shows the name (Li Si) and No. of the patient and it
is in acquisition mode.
Click another time to switch to the patient record interface.

2.3 Modifying Patient Information

Select a patient from WORKLIST, and click to pop up and set up an

interface same as that for setting up new patient. Make modifications in the interface

and then click , the patient’s record is modified.

2.4 Delete Patient Record Information

Select a patient in the worklist who is to be deleted. Click , and a

dialog box will pop up. Click YES, the patient will be deleted, and click NO, the
operation will be cancelled.
2.5 Send Information of a Patient
The send function may be used to send patient record information to the burning
buffer area or the camera.

Select a patient in the worklist who is to be deleted. Click button

and select a target device, and then click OK.

2.6 Open Patient Image

In the worklist, select a patient whose image is to be opened, and then click

button to enter into the image scanning mode (still in the main interface),
or select the patient in the worklist whose image is to be opened, double-click the left
key of the mouse to enter into the image scanning mode.
2.7 Quick Exam
This function is used for examination. It only acquires and examines the image but
does not save the image of the patient to be examined. Its operation method is:

Click button to enter into the image acquisition interface directly. The
detailed image acquisition method may be seen in “Image acquisition” section of the
operation instructions.

2.8 Delete Burned Data of a Patient

In the worklist, select a patient with burned data to be deleted, and click .
This function only deletes the image of the patient with burned data, but his basic
information such as name and sex, etc. will remain in the archive.
V: Image Processing

1. System Introduction
Here to introduce is mainly the image post-processing function, and see the following
for details:

1.1 Startup of System

In the FreeLand window, click R button to switch to the image

processing interface.

1.2 Structure
The initial picture is as below: Shortcut tools column
Image processing area

Image
regulation
column

Thumbnail
column

2. Details of Functions
Next to introduce is detailed image processing functions and their application
methods:

2.1 File Operations

2.1.1 Switch Interface

: press this button to return to the image acquisition menu.

2.1.2 Save Image

: to save image.

2.1.3 Print Film

: to send image to the film print interface for typesetting and printing.

2.1.4 Export

: click this button to export the image in various non-DICOM texts, which
may be viewed with normal viewer such as Windows paint board or PHOTOSHOP, or
be pasted into WORD or POWERPOINT. The image is exported and saved in file
form, which may be in such formats as JPG, BMP, AVI, DICOM, DICOM PART 10 or
DICOM Dump. The method to export the image is as below:
1) Select export path.
2) Select export format.
3) Select the image to be exported, which may be the current one or the selected one.
4) Click “Start” button, and the following interface will be popped up:
 Select the path to
save the exported
image file
Select the format to
Select the image to
save the exported
be exported
image file

2.1.5 Select Image

In any cases, the image to be processed shall be selected firstly. In this system, the
image has 3 states: focus, selected, not selected.
Focus: image in the red box, indicating the “Current” image. In any cases, the system
shall only have one focus image. By clicking it by left or right key of the mouse, an
image can be set as the focus one.
Selected image: image in the yellow box, indicating the selected image. The focus
image is also the selected one. To select other images, user may press “Ctrl” key when

clicking, or he may click in the right upper tool bar of the box to select all
images.
Not selected: image in the green box, indicating the image failing to be selected, and
it will not be processed.

Note: if, in the state that a single image is selected, failing to press “Ctrl” key when
clicking the mouse, all images other than the focus will be set in “not selected” state.

2.2 Image Processing

2.2.1 Window Width/Level Regulation
The window width/level may be regulated in several methods. The simplest one is to
use right key of the mouse. The intelligent
window regulation tool may make automatic
identification. The system also provides preset
window width/level. In addition, it may also be
regulated by the scrollbar in “Window adjustment
page”. They will be introduced respectively
Window width
below. Window level
Except that the window for 12-bit gray image is Large
adjusted, the system may also regulate 8-bit,
24-bit and 32-bit gray images concerning their
“brightness/ contrast”, and they are regulated in
similar method.
1) Regulating by mouse
This method may be used in any states of the
system, and its method is: press right key of the
mouse and move the mouse at the same time,
moving up and down to regulate the window level,
and moving left and right to regulate the window
width. See the drawing.

In addition, user may also click in the upper

right tool bar, and press left key of the mouse to
regulate the image.

2) Intelligent window regulation tool

This is an advanced tool for this system, and it may calculate appropriate window
width/level according to the interest area selected by user. For example, when viewing
an image in “brain window” mode, no regulation will be necessary. User only draws a
box on the “brain”, and they system will switch to the brain window automatically. In
the same way, just move the “box” onto “bone” when viewing the “bone window”.
The methods are as below:
a. select intelligent window regulation function
b. Move the mouse to the interest area. Press the left key and move the louse,
and the screen will display a “dashed box”.
c. Release the left key after selecting the area, and the image at this moment has
been regulated at appropriate values.
3) Window width/ window level/ Gamma scrollbar
User may also regulate by directly dragging
the window width/ window level/ gamma
scrollbar (see the drawing below), drawing to
the left to make it smaller and drawing to the
right to make it higher.
4) Recover initial window values
This function may be used to cancel the window regulation operations to recover the
default window width/ window level. It is completed by pressing the button

2.2.2 Reverse Image

Negative image (negative film)
User may view the negative film by selecting the Reverse button under “Image” in the

“Menu” or in the “Window regulation” box.

Negate
2.2.3 Image Zoom/ Roam
The system provides multiple functions to change the size and position of the image
to meet the demands in different circumstances. For example, it has full-screen zoom
function, as well as flexible and convenient magnifying function.

Zoom by mouse

This function may zoom in/out the image as a whole in very easy method. After
pressing this button, press left key of the mouse and move the mouse at the same time,
moving to the left to zoom out and to the right to zoom in the image. When releasing
the left key, the zooming will complete, and at the same time, all selected images will
zoom in a uniform scale.

Magnifier:

This is a switching function. After applying

this function, a magnifier window will pop
up or be concealed.

Use left key of the mouse to click the magnifier window and drag it, and the
magnification of local area of the image may be viewed at any time while the window
is moving.
The magnifying scale may change by dragging the scrollbar under the magnifier
window. Similarly, drag to left to zoom out, and drag to right to zoom in.
To change the size of the magnifier window, user may move the mouse to the edge of
any side of the window, and the size will change after the mouse turns to the mark of
“Change size”.
Image magnification may have a smoothing process. If the computer runs faster, user
may select “Realtime smooth” box, and the optimum effect of smoothed image may
be seen at any time.

Image roam

After the image is magnified, the current window may fail to display the image in full
size, and roam function may be used at this moment, whose method is: press left key
of the mouse, and move the mouse at the same time, and it will “drag” the image
correspondingly.

2.2.4 Restore Image

 It is used to restore all image states, including window width/level, size,
and position. They may also be restored by using context menu of the mouse.

2.2.5 Image Display Mode

The display layout of the image in screen may be defined at will. The above stated

functions may all be achieved in (see the drawing below), and it may be
done by just clicking the icon for the display

mode.

2.2.6 Image Rotation and Mirror

The 4 button icons below are stored in “Layout”.

Vertical mirror:

It is used to “Exchange left and right

images”.

Horizontal mirror:

It is used to “Turn picture upside down”.

Turn left by 900

Turn right by 900

2.2.7 Measure/Annotation

Click or open the measuring toolbar. The measuring tool bar is shown in
the right drawing.
The system provides a lot of measuring and
annotation auxiliary tools, including Length,
Arrow, Rectangle, Round Rect, Polygon, Ellipse,
Text, and angle, etc., and these tools are used to
measure length, angle, area, mean value, mean
square deviation, etc.

Before introducing these tools, let us clarify the following aspects:

1) A Few Definitions
● Key point:
Each object has a few key points, which means the object may be changed through or
by operating the points. For example, a rectangle tool has 8 key points (see the
drawing below), moving the mouse to the key point and pressing and dragging it will
change the size of the object, and moving the mouse to the rectangular box and
dragging it will move this object.

● Measuring information:
It may be seen from the right drawing that the box is
attached with measuring result information, as well as
a dotted line connecting to the rectangular box, and all
objects having measuring results are attached with
their own measuring information. When an object
moves, the measuring information will move with it.
The measuring information may also be moved by
dragging it with the mouse. Each object and its
measuring information are connected through a dotted
line, and user may also set so that the dotted line is
invisible.

● Current state:
Suppose the system is in “Rectangle” state, this state will remain unchanged before it
is changed to any other state, or in other words, user may draw many rectangular
boxes continuously. If it is necessary to modify or move the drawn object, it shall be
switched to “Select” state.
By clicking left key of the mouse (pressing and releasing it immediately), the object
may be switched to “Select” state.

● Context menu:
When pressing right key of the mouse over the object, the context menu will pop up,
and this menu may bring much convenience if user may use it skillfully.

2) Detailed Functions:
a. Length
It may be used to measure the length.

Application method: press left key of the mouse and

move it, a line will appear following the mouse, and
release the mouse to complete the measuring.

Other tools (Arrow, Rectangle, Round Rect, Polygon,

Ellipse, Angle) may all be used in the same method.

The measuring results are in mm. If the image is not

attached with measuring information, such as an
image captured from a video, the states of this object
may be seen through measuring scale provided by
the system by double-clicking the object or using
“Attributes” in the menu. Please note the lowest item,
which indicates the actual length of the line. The
image without attached measuring information is
defaulted as 0, as shown in the right drawing, the
actual pixel 205 stands for 96mm. user may input a new value, and after pressing OK,
the system will measure the length or area according to the input value.

b. Rectangle
It is used to measure the area and mean value, etc. of a rectangle.
It is used in similar method to Length, which will not be explained any more, and
here we will introduce what each element in measuring information means:
● Ar
It stands for area in mm2. If no measuring information is attached, it will indicate
points.
● Av
It stands for average density. In CT image, it indicates CT value.
● SD
It stands for mean square deviation.
When double-clicking the object or using “Attributes” in the menu, a histogram will
pop up as below:

This window indicates the density distribution in this rectangular area.

In which, the horizontal coordinate indicates the density value (CT value), and the
vertical coordinate indicates the number of density points.
The densities and quantities of the most and fewest points are shown at the lower part
of the window.
All objects with their areas able to be measured, such as round rectangle, polygon,
and ellipse, may be displayed in histogram pattern, and they will not be explained any
more for their meanings are similar.

c. Ellipse
It is used to measure the area and average value of a square, whose application
method is similar to Length.
d. Round Rectangle
It is used to measure the area and average value of a round rectangular area.

This tool is almost the same as Rectangle, but it may be used to draw a rounded
rectangle. It has one more key point than Rectangle (see the right drawing), and
dragging this key point may change the arc of the round corner.

e. Polygon (arbitrary shape)

It is used to measure the area and average value, etc. of an irregular area.
This tool may be used in two methods:

● Polygon:
At the first point, click left key of the mouse (press and release immediately), and
move the mouse to the second point and click another time. Repeat this process till the
whole interest area is drawn, and finally double-click the left key to complete.

● Arbitrary shape:

This function is used like a “painting brush”. Press left key of the mouse (keep
holding), and the area the mouse passes will all be drawn, and finally double-click the
left key to complete.

f. Arrow
It is used to make an arrow-shape mark..
It is used in similar method to Length. As the arrow is just a mark, it is not attached
with measuring information.

g. Angle
It is used to measure an angle.
Application method: click the mouse at the first point of one line of an angle, and
click it another time to make it as the vertex the angle, and finally click to determine
the second line.
The measuring result is in degree.

h. Text
It is used for text labeling.
Application method: click left key of the mouse where labeling is necessary, and then
input the labeling content. After finishing the input, click “OK ”. As no length
limitation is set to the text length, a very long text may be input.

Double-click the text when it needs modifying.

i. Other label management functions
Delete: to delete the label
Delete all: before deleting, the system will give a confirm message, and all will be
deleted after the message is confirmed.
Attributes: it is used to indicate the nature of the current label, which varies with the
current object.
Configuration: it may be used to modify the appearance effect of the label, such as
colors, line types and line widths when it is selected and not selected, and it may also
be modified through “Setup” item in the menu.

2.2.8 Clip

It is used to clip the image. After clicking CLIP, press left key of the
mouse in the image area and drag the mouse, and the drawn rectangle will be the
region to be clipped. See the drawing below.
 Clipping area

2.2.9 Lens

It is used to view an interest part of an image at self-adapting window

width and window level value.
After this function is implemented, the interface below may be popped up:
After selecting “Organization lens”, a rectangle will be drawn in the image as required,
and the software will display the image at different window width and window level
value according to the position of the rectangle. This rectangle may also be dragged
on the image.
2.2.10 Overlay

It is used to display or hide the text messages on the image, such as name
and sex, etc..

2.2.11 Menu

It includes all functions of this system.

VI: Film Printing

1. Image Processing
In “Patient record management”, select the patient from the patient list whose image
is to be printed.

Then click at the right side to open the patient’s image and enter the
image processing image. For details of the image, please refer to “Image processing
function”.
2. Film Printing

After the image is processed, click in the tool bar at the right side to
send the current selected image to the typeset interface. See the drawing below.
In Master Film, set “Format” of the image and “Film” size, and then click in
the tool bar.
In the popup “Radiography parameter setting” window, set the camera for printing

and its radiography range, and then click , and the image will be exported
to the camera to be printed.
The related camera parameters may be set in maintenance.
VII: Data Disc Burning

This function is used to burn the patient data and save the data into CD.

1. Disc Burning
1.1 Burning Method 1
In “Patient record management”, select the patient whose data is to be burnt.

Then click in the tool bar at the right side, and the system will ask “Are
you sure sending data to the buffer and burning now?”, and click “Yes”.

The popup system will give such hint messages as “Patient data size, maximum buffer
size”, etc., and then click “OK ”.
The system gives a hint messages as “Patient data size and maximum buffer size”,
and then click “OK ”.

Make sure that the CD is place is placed in, and then click “OK ”.
Click “Yes” to start burning operation.

1.2 Burning Method 2

In the same way, select the patient in “Patient record management” whose data is to

be burnt, and then click at the right side of the window.

A “Send” dialogue box will appear. Select “Burning buffer”, and then click “OK”.

Switch to “Burning buffer” window, and user will be able to the patient just sent.
Directly click at the right side to start disc burning.
VIII: Diagnostic Report

1. Functional Introduction
Click “Report” in the main interface of the software or the patient record management
interface to enter into diagnostic report module, where user may set up or modify the
diagnostic report of the current patient. The interface is shown below:

The detailed functions are as follows:

 Select report format. The system has two default report formats:
graphical report and non-graphical report, and both formats may be modified.

Close the report and exit from the module

Brush up

Save report

Delete images in the report

Copy clip image into report

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Print

Report format configuration and other maintenance functions

Report writing module

2. Mapping in Report
If graphic format is selected for the report, the image selected in Freeland may be sent
to the report, and an integrated graphic-text report may be printed.
Method: firstly, select an image to be sent, then click left key to select “report
mapping” function in the menu, and the current patient image will be sent to the
designated position of the report.