GE Logiq TruDigital Anatomic M-Mode

Conventional Analog and "Quasi" Digital ultrasounds require users to create, optimize, freeze, measure, label, and print cardiology M-Mode sweeps in real time. This works in human medicine, where patients are, well, human. With animals, this is of course nearly impossible. Animals move. Time "on patient" is limited. Animals have an infinite number of anatomic size and conformation combinations. It is unlikely that most fixed-plane views in animals will anatomically align for an accurate M-Mode. The solution: Anatomic M-Mode, a revolutionary new technology from GE Medical Systems. Capture an entire Apex to Base cardiology data set using Raw Digital Clips in under five minutes. Create, align, and measure M-Modes in multiple planes, adjusting for anatomical variations in organ alignment.Be accurate, be efficient, be TruDigital. Only with Anatomic M-Mode from GE Medical Systems and Sound Technologies.

 

Raw Digital Clip

In this example, a Raw Digital clip of the left ventricle is acquired with one keystroke. With the Cross-Sectional B-Mode Clip stored, the patient and handler are free to go. Using Digital Cine Review, the M-Mode key is depressed.
 

M-Mode Creation

The M-Mode cursor is positioned as accurately as possible using the conventional fixed-plane angle. While the papillary are properly bisected, it is impossible to be perpendicular to the septum. Inaccurate Ventricular Function analysis would follow, except,
 

Multi-Plane Angle

Anatomic M-Mode is activated. The off-axis multi plane cursor (red) is positioned to accurately bisect the papillary and to intersect the septum in a perpendicular plane. The M-Mode display now shows what was impossible, the correct display for accurate analysis
 

Analysis

With one keystroke, complete Cardiology Function analysis begins. Note the clearly defined septum and posterior walls for measurement. Now, the new M-Mode is captured and archived for on-system report generation. Only with TruDigital. Only on the LOGIQ platform.