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©2007 Vital Images, Inc. VPMC-8140B

Version 4.0

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For Help Using Vitrea

Click the Vitrea Help tab, which contains the Vitrea 2 User GuidesOR

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Vitrea Safety and Regulatory ConsiderationsFor general Vitrea Safety and Regulatory Considerations, refer to the Safety and Regulatory

Considerations section of the Basic Vitrea® 2 manual.

Customer Education at ViTAL UFor more information, or to register, contact our training coordinator:

1.952.487.9559 or [email protected]

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Basic VitreaReporting

Cardiovascular•EP Planning•Vessel Probe

•Coronary Artery Analysis•SUREPlaque

CT Brain PerfusionColon

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Basic Vitrea

• Right-click Menu

- Right-click in any view to display

- Protocol specific

• Re-designed Tool Panels

- Buttons re-arranged

- Undo button removed in tool panel

Use Right-click Menu, CTRL-Z, or F11 to undo.

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Basic Vitrea (continued)

• ALT-3D-TOOL alternative

- Click and drag immediately in 3D view to rotate volume

- Click, hold briefly, and drag in 3D view to apply active tool

• Pre-defined annotations

- Activate the Label tool and click in view to display a dictionary of pre-defined terms

- Select a term from the dictionary

- Save new terms to the dictionary

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Basic Vitrea (continued)

- In-viewer MPR Rendering and Thickness settings

Slider bar - thickness

Dropdown - MPR rendering

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Basic Vitrea (continued)

• New presets on Gallery window

Many protocols have updated presets

Note: Clear the Use Modified Presets checkbox to see new presets.

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Reporting

Report Window Enhancements• New layout

• Filterable list of findings (snapshots, batches, movies)

• Multi-selection of snapshots

• Quick Preview of snapshots, batches and movies

• Direct DICOM export of snapshots and batches

• Large Snapshot tray

• A set of new report templates including text pages with selectable/editable text

• A new comprehensive cardiac template with auto-population of findings

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Report Window Enhancements (continued)

•New Layout

1. Findings List

2. Findings list filters

3. Findings tray

4. Findings Management Buttons

5. Templates selector

6. Template and report page management buttons

7. Report page

8. Tools and report navigation

9. Report publication and export functions

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Report Window Enhancements (Continued)

• Filter Snapshots

The snapshots you save in the Viewer window are saved to the snapshot tray of the Report window. You can preview them, use them to restore workflow, or add them to a report.

The Findings list to the left of the Report window lists the snapshots, batches, and movies under protocol specific or application criteria.

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Report Tab Enhancements (Continued)

• New Templates

The Report window includes several templates for specific reports with headings and text boxes appropriate for the protocol you choose. Single page image layouts are also included to create or add to your report. Use the Template Layouts area to select a report template and layout.

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Report Window Enhancements (continued)

• Multi-selection SnapshotsClick Add All to add all snapshots that currently display in the snapshot tray to the Report Page.

CTRL + Click Press CTRL and click all snapshots that you want to drag to the Report Page. The selected snapshots have a blue border around them.

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Report Window Enhancements (continued)

• Quick Preview

Click a snapshot in the snapshot tray to enlarge the snapshot.

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Report Window Enhancements (continued)

• Direct DICOM Export of Snapshots

Select your snapshots and click to export the selected snapshots and batch

to PACS.

• Preview Movies in the Report

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Cardiovascular

EP Planning

• New Separately-licensed EP Planning option for VitreaCardiac EP Planning is a post processing advanced visualization application that is intended to be used for the analysis and assessment of the heart including the atria, pulmonary veins, and coronary sinus. The application provides analysis tools which include a number of display, quantitative measurement and 3D model export capabilities for use with the St. Jude Ensite® System. The application can be used to aid trained physicians in the visualization and assessment of cardiac anatomy.

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EP Planning (continued)

• New Cardiac: EP Planning CT Protocol in the Gallery window

• Automatically segments left atrium

• Automatically probes pulmonary veins

• Easy Measurements and Analysis

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EP Planning (continued)

• Show Esophagus - Window level in the esophagus and view in Heart mode

• View in Fly Through mode

• Save the 3D model, burn it to a blank CD, and send it to the EP lab

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Vessel Probe

• New vessel tracking algorithm for carotid, renal, and peripheral vessels

• New visualization modes and layouts

- Larger images for detailed diagnosis

- Comparative cross-sectional display modes

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Vessel Probe (continued)

Montage Layout

This is the default layout in the 1-up format. This view contains several 1mm cross-sectional views of the vessel.

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Vessel Probe (continued)

Large Cross-sectional Layout

By default, the center cross-sectional inset displays the plane of the intersection with the middle of the curved view. This view contains three larger cross-sectional views.

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Vessel Probe (continued)

CathView display mode (Angiographic overview image)

Cath view and 3D view project in the same plane.

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Vessel Probe (continued)

• Image manipulation tools

- Automatic centering of 3D images

- Independent zooming for curved views

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Vessel Probe (continued)

- Rendering menu and Thickness slider

Slider bar - thickness

Dropdown - rendering

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Vessel Probe (continued)

- Rotating Curved MPRs

Left click/drag with crosshair on to rotate

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Vessel Probe (continued)

- Auto-oblique Lock-Unlock

Scroll CPR views independent of oblique MPRs

Option to lock together (auto-oblique)

Button: Description:

Locked mode - Scrolling the insets will cause the global crosshair and oblique/curved planes to update. Unlocked mode - Unlocking resets the oblique planes to an orthogonal orientation. The lock will reset when a new patient is loaded.

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Vessel Probe (Continued)

• Edit Function

• Quickly toggle in and out of “centerline edit mode”

• Click Edit to edit centerline in a 4-up viewer layout

• Click Edit again to return to the original viewing mode

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Vessel Probe (continued)

• Editing Tools

- Centerline editing in 3D and curved MPR

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Vessel Probe (continued)

• Show and Hide Centerline

Right-click on a vessel and click:

- Show Centerline or

- Hide Centerline

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Vessel Probe (continued)

• Improved 2D editing

• 3D editingClick and drag to edit

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Vessel Probe (continued)

• Analysis ToolsLesion tool: Three stenosis analysis modes

- Single Reference

Green cross section = reference 10 mm above (adjustable)

Red cross section = minimum diameter

- Average Reference

Averages diameter/area (top and bottom blue line) as the reference measurement

Red cross section = minimum diameter

- Dual Reference

Allows average reference measurements and separate length measurements

Top and bottom green cross sections = reference

Red cross section = minimum diameter

Blue line = length measurement

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Vessel Probe (continued)

• Lesion Measurements

The percentage area stenosis is calculated using the new formula:

% area stenosis = (1 - Stenosed lumen area / Reference lumen area) × 100%

The percentage diameter stenosis is calculated using the new formula:

% diameter stenosis = (1 - Stenosed min lumen diameter / Reference min lumen diameter) × 100%

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Coronary Artery Analysis

• Automatic Vessel Probe

The three main Coronary arteries are automatically segmented and named in all loaded phases.

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Coronary Artery Analysis (continued)

• Vessel Management

- Add dropdown box - Select the dropdown to add new vessels, grafts, or stents to probe or report on. You can also enter a name in the Add box.

- Rename vessels and lesions - Click Rename or double-click the vessel name

or lesion name to rename the lesion.

Rename vessels and lesions

Add dropdown box

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Coronary Artery Analysis (continued)

• Report Findings

You can use Report Findings to report on lesions, vessels, stents, and grafts.

Report your findings for vessels

Report your findings for grafts

Report your findings for stents

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Coronary Artery Analysis (continued)

Use the Key Image icon to capture key images you want to display in the Findings section of the Report tab.

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Coronary Artery Analysis (continued)

• Multiple Series Viewing - The Phase Bar

- Quickly navigates across phases

- Vessel Probe carries through all phases quickly for CPR and MPR viewing.

- Status indication for automatic coronary probeGrey Buttons display in grey if unloaded phases

are unavailable.Green Buttons display in green if vessels are

present in this phase.Orange Buttons display in orange if automatic vessel

detection is in progress.Red Buttons display in red for loaded phases that

could not detect vessels.

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SUREPlaque

• SUREPlaque tools are available for coronary, carotid, renal and peripheral vessels.

• Vessel wall diameter/area graphs

• Quantitative measurementsPlaque distribution (%) - area and volumetricVessel VolumeVolumetric wall/lumen ratioVolumetric plaque burden

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CT Brain Perfusion

• Improved Algorithm

Singular value decomposition (SVD)

• Multi-series capability

Option to load some Toshiba multi-slice datasets into a single volume

• Automatically selected artery & vein locations

Manual editing available if automatic selections need editing

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CT Brain Perfusion (continued)

• Motion Correction

If necessary, correct for in-plane head motion.

• Viewer window formats

Select from four different Viewer window layouts

1-up 4-up 4-up Runoff 6-up

2D axial 2D axialrCBVrCBFMTT

2D axial (large pane)rCBVrCBFMTT

2D axialrCBVTTPrCBFMTT

Delay

Apply Motion Correction

Undo Motion Correction

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CT Brain Perfusion (continued)

• Time-to-Peak (TTP) and Delay maps

Displayed in 6-up Viewer window format

2D Axial

rCBF

MTT

TTP

Delay

rCBV

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CT Brain Perfusion (continued)

• ROI templates

- click dropdown arrow to select

- applies to all views

- edit size and number of ROIs

Orbital Conical Conical with deep gray nuclei

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CT Brain Perfusion (continued)

• Color Tables

- Click the color scale to choose from four color tables

- Click Invert Color Scale to invert the color scale

• Vessels/Noise

- Check Vessels to display pixels belonging to vessels

- Check Noise to display noisy pixels

Spectrum

3-Color

ASIST - Japan

Grayscale

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Colon

• Improved colon segmentation

• Fly through improvements

- Flight path indicator (> cecum, > rectum)

- Turn around at the end of flight path

- Adjustable autofly speed

- Automatic navigation around collapses or blockages

- Smoother flight speed

• Multivolume (prone/supine) registration

- Register to one volume and click in colon

- Other volume will jump to same area of colon centerline

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Colon (continued)

• Polyp Probe

- Probe polyps

• Click Select, then click polyp

• Measurements displayed

• Distance to rectum displayed

- Edit polyp contour

• Click Add

• Drag edge of contour to edit

- Manage Polyps

• Rename, Delete, Match

• All findings, including arrows, listed

• Sorted by distance to rectum

• Select finding in the list to navigate to that area in the colon

• Press SPACEBAR to navigate through the list

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Colon (continued)

• Colon Centerline

- Select 5-up Viewer window layout to display Transparent View

- Right-click in Transparent View

- Select Show Colon Line

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