Specifications

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2. Review the image as required and then press
Cine Store
.
3. Your Mode window dims and the system pauses the image acquisition.
During this image acquisition pause:
 The system captures the last number of acquired frames based on your
Cine Loop Size preference and creates a new cine loop image
 In the bottom left of your Mode window, the system briefly displays the
Cine Stored confirmation message
 The system adds your new image as an unnamed list item within the
active series row in the study that you selected in the Study Browser
before you started acquiring your data
4. The pause ends and the system continues to acquire image data.
Next steps
 Labeling an image (page 136)
 Opening an image (page 136)
 Adding generic measurements (page 166)
 Adding protocol measurements (page 168)
Related information
 Cine Loop Size preferences (page 71)
 Saving an image frame (page 123)
Saving an image frame
An image frame is a single non-animated image. You can save an image frame in
every imaging Mode other than 3D-Mode.
How image frames work
While you acquire data, the system's playback memory holds your most recent
image data in a buffer. The size of the buffer is determined by the Cine Loop Size
preference you specify in the Preferences window on the General tab.