GE Healthcare Vivid E9 with XDclear - Manual (Page 7)

FlexiZoom
See the mitral valve in 4D TEE with one push of a button.
Visualizing the mitral valve in live mode typically requires
extensive cropping, rotation, and translation. FlexiZoom
provides a fast, efficient way to see a surgeon’s view
of the mitral valve to help increase flexibility and reduce
keystrokes. There’s no need to turn the volume toward
you, manually crop into it, or rotate it to position the aortic
valve above the mitral valve. FlexiZoom’s intuitive user
interface enables flexible, quick and easy visualization of
the structures of interest. you don’t need to adjust gains
to optimize the image. Just push a button, and FlexiZoom
does it all for you.
FlexiSlice
Easily switch from volumes to slices and back in live or
replay mode.
Extracting 2D slices from 4D volumes can be a complicated
process. FlexiSlice is an intuitive, interactive tool for
obtaining many 2D or render views in either live or replay
mode. With FlexiSlice, you can slice in any direction, and
easily select a slice view to be projected as a render image.
Image shown is a left ventricle outflow track.
Polar Vision
The Polar Vision option is designed to enhance
communication in the cath lab and OR, introducing a new
stereo vision technology combining polarized stereo with
depth rendering displayed on a dedicated 3D monitor.
2-Click Crop
Click and drag. See any 4D view in live mode or replay.
Obtaining standard or non-standard views during live
scanning or replay can be difficult. A simple, quick,
extremely intuitive live crop tool, 2-Click Crop lets you
crop from the inside out, starting with two extracted
scan planes.
Image shown is a 4D TTE view of the mitral valve.
Multi-slice
Multi-slice imaging, available in live or replay, helps the
user extract conventional long-axis and short-axis views
from 4D volume data sets.
Image shown is from a 4D TTE volume loop, extracting the
three conventional long-axis views and four short-axis
slices simultaneously.
Depth Illumination
A new depth color map enables illumination of structures
by an imaginary movable light source, casting a shadow
to help improve depth/distance perception. Shown above
is an ASD closure device.