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decimal3d:instructions_for_use:customer_walkthrough [2020/01/03 22:16] kerhartdecimal3d:instructions_for_use:customer_walkthrough [2021/07/29 18:23] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-===== Walk-through =====+====== Electron Block Walk-through Tutorial ======
  
  This walk-through is intended to be an easy to follow step-by-step guide for completing a "standard clinical electron" set-up. It covers all steps involved in designing and ordering an electron aperture from .decimal. The intent is that after completing this walk-through you will have gained the knowledge and understanding necessary to complete a clinical electron set up utilizing the decimal3D App (it should be noted that the values provided herein are not intended to represent clinical guidelines and should in no way be considered a recommendation for values that are appropriate for clinical use).  This walk-through is intended to be an easy to follow step-by-step guide for completing a "standard clinical electron" set-up. It covers all steps involved in designing and ordering an electron aperture from .decimal. The intent is that after completing this walk-through you will have gained the knowledge and understanding necessary to complete a clinical electron set up utilizing the decimal3D App (it should be noted that the values provided herein are not intended to represent clinical guidelines and should in no way be considered a recommendation for values that are appropriate for clinical use).
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   - Have the physician outline the desired treatment area on the patient's skin using a marker or pen with high color contrast   - Have the physician outline the desired treatment area on the patient's skin using a marker or pen with high color contrast
   - Bring the patient to the simulator or treatment room and place them in the desired treatment position   - Bring the patient to the simulator or treatment room and place them in the desired treatment position
-  - Open the decimal3D app on the iPad and login with your unique username and password {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0021.png?400 |}}. The username and password is the same as what is used to sign in to p.d.+  - Open the decimal3D app on the iPad and login with your unique username and password. The username and password is the same as what is used to sign in to p.d. {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0021.png?400 |}}
   - Select //New Patient// in the top right hand of the Patient Management Screen {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0022.png?400 |}}   - Select //New Patient// in the top right hand of the Patient Management Screen {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0022.png?400 |}}
-  - Enter the //Patient Name//  {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0098.png?400 |}} +  - Enter the //Patient Name//  {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:patientname.png?400 |}} 
-  - Enter the //Date of Birth// {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0099.png?400 |}}  +  - Enter the //Date of Birth// {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:patientdob.png?400 |}}  
-  - Select the patient //Gender// from drop down {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0100.png?400 |}} +  - Select the patient //Gender// from drop down {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:patientgender.png?400 |}} 
-  - Enter the //MRN// (Medical Record Number){{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0101.png?400 |}} +  - Enter the //MRN// (Medical Record Number){{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:patientmrn.png?400 |}} 
-  - If desired, enter the //Physician// name {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0102.png?400 |}} +  - If desired, enter the //Physician// name {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:patientphysician.png?400 |}} 
-  - Press //Submit// and the patient record will be created {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0103.png?400 |}} +  - Press //Submit// and the patient record will be created {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:patientsave.png?400 |}} 
-  - In the top right hand corner select //New Scan// {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0030.png?400 |}} +  - In the top right hand corner select //New Scan// {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:patientdetail.png?400 |}} 
-  - Select the //New Scan// button on the left hand side {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0031.png?400 |}} +    - Before starting the scan, you must align the iPad to the treatment table so that couch and gantry angles can be accurately determined 
-    - Before starting the scan, you must orient the iPad to the treatment table so that couch and gantry angles can be accurately determined +    - To perform this alignment, simply hold the iPad against the edge of the treatment table (with the gantry toward YOUR LEFT and the iPad parallel to the floor) and press the //Align// button as shown in the images below {{:decimal3d:instructions_for_use:alignmentimage3.jpg?400| }} {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:align2.png?400|}}   
-    - To perform this orientation, simply hold the iPad against the edge of the treatment table (with the gantry toward YOUR LEFT and the iPad parallel to the floor) and press the //Align// button as shown in the images below {{:decimal3d:instructions_for_use:alignmentimage3.jpg?400| }} {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0107.png?400|}}   +    - You are now ready to scan the patient. Focus the scanner on the area to be scanned. Adjust your distance from the patient to ensure the entire area to be scanned appears in RED (red indicates an ideal scan distance, yellow is slightly too far away, and if no color is shown, you are too close to the patient). The ideal distance is about half a meter (18 to 24 inches).
-    - You are now ready to scan the patient. Focus the scanner on the area to be scanned. Adjust your distance from the patient to ensure the entire area to be scanned appears in RED (red indicates an ideal scan distance, yellow is slightly too far away, and if no color is shown, you are too close to the patient). The ideal distance is about half a meter (18 to 24 inches)+
     - The box shown in the app can also be adjusted to control the size of the area to be scanned. Only areas fully within the box will be captured during the scan, so you can use a two-finger pinch to shrink or expand the box as needed for the field size at hand.      - The box shown in the app can also be adjusted to control the size of the area to be scanned. Only areas fully within the box will be captured during the scan, so you can use a two-finger pinch to shrink or expand the box as needed for the field size at hand. 
     - Once you are correctly positioned, press the //Scan// button to begin capturing data. {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0108.png?400 |}}     - Once you are correctly positioned, press the //Scan// button to begin capturing data. {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0108.png?400 |}}
     - While the scan is active, the area that has been fully captured will appear white. You should continue scanning until the entire desired area is shown in white. For relatively smooth or flat areas, the scan can be obtained within 1-2 seconds without moving the iPad, but for larger or highly curved areas, you may need to slowly move or rotate the iPad to capture the entire patient surface. {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0109.png?400 |}}     - While the scan is active, the area that has been fully captured will appear white. You should continue scanning until the entire desired area is shown in white. For relatively smooth or flat areas, the scan can be obtained within 1-2 seconds without moving the iPad, but for larger or highly curved areas, you may need to slowly move or rotate the iPad to capture the entire patient surface. {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0109.png?400 |}}
     - Press the //Scan// button again to complete the scan.     - Press the //Scan// button again to complete the scan.
-      - The decimal3D app now automatically begin processing the scan depth and color data to produce the colorized 3D model+      - The decimal3D app now automatically begins processing the scan depth and color data to produce the colorized 3D model
   - Once the scan is done processing review the resulting model   - Once the scan is done processing review the resulting model
     - If the scan is acceptable select //Accept Scan// {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0111.png?400 |}}     - If the scan is acceptable select //Accept Scan// {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0111.png?400 |}}
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   - Now you will set the beam entry point by tapping on the patient model at the desired location. Tap again to change the location if needed, then press //Next// to accept this position {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0119.png?400 |}}   - Now you will set the beam entry point by tapping on the patient model at the desired location. Tap again to change the location if needed, then press //Next// to accept this position {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0119.png?400 |}}
   - You are now presented with all the remaining parameters needed to fully define the desired treatment beam.   - You are now presented with all the remaining parameters needed to fully define the desired treatment beam.
-    - These include: SSD, Applicator Size, Gantry Angle, Couch Angle, and Collimator Angle +    - These include: SSD, Applicator Size, Gantry Angle, Couch Angle, and Collimator Angle (note: as of v1.7 SSD now includes a second input that allows SSD setting to 0.1cm resolution) 
-    - Adjust the parameters as needed to meet the clinical needs of the patient at hand. {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0120.png?400 |}} +    - Adjust the parameters as needed to meet the clinical needs of the patient at hand. {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:beamedit0.png?400 |}} 
-      - You may also wish to rotate the model to ensure an appropriate treatment angle has been selected (and to check for possible collisions of the applicator with the patient). You can also switch to a Beam's Eye View (BEV) where you can view and measure the block shape (note the BEV shape is projected to the isocenter plane). {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0121.png?400 |}}+      - You may also wish to rotate the model to ensure an appropriate treatment angle has been selected (and to check for possible collisions of the applicator with the patient). You can also switch to a Beam's Eye View (BEV) where you can view and measure the block shape (note the BEV shape is projected to the isocenter plane). {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:beamedit1.png?400 |}}
     - Once you're satisfied with the beam and block (cutout) press the //Save// button. You will be prompted for a beam name. This name will be engraved on the actual cutout during manufacturing, therefore you should provide a meaningful beam name before pressing //Submit//.     - Once you're satisfied with the beam and block (cutout) press the //Save// button. You will be prompted for a beam name. This name will be engraved on the actual cutout during manufacturing, therefore you should provide a meaningful beam name before pressing //Submit//.
   - You are now ready to order the cutout by pressing //Order// in the top right hand corner.   - You are now ready to order the cutout by pressing //Order// in the top right hand corner.
     - All available cutouts are automatically selected for ordering and the engraving data for each cutout is shown at the top of the order page.     - All available cutouts are automatically selected for ordering and the engraving data for each cutout is shown at the top of the order page.
-    - Select a shipping priority, review the Shipping and Billing Address information, and press //Order// to securely transmit your order information to .decimal for the cutout to be manufactured. {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:img_0123.png?400 |}} +    - Select a shipping priority, review the Shipping and Billing Address information, and press //Order// to securely transmit your order information to .decimal for the cutout to be manufactured. {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:order.png?400 |}} 
-    - Wait for 30-60 seconds to receive a confirmation of successful order and you're done !!!+    - Wait for 30-60 seconds to receive a confirmation of successful order
 +  - Once your order has been placed, the DICOM Export option will become available. Simply click the "Send" icon in the top right corner (see red circle below) and your treatment device information will be sent to your preconfigured DICOM receiver via a DICOM RT Plan file. {{ :decimal3d:instructions_for_use:dicom_send_icon.png?200 |}}
   - If you encounter any difficulties or problems contact our customer service team at 1.800.255.1613   - If you encounter any difficulties or problems contact our customer service team at 1.800.255.1613
  
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