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TraumaCad 1.5 User's Guide.pdf - Voyant Health

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16<br />

Getting Started with <strong>TraumaCad</strong><br />

<strong>TraumaCad</strong> <strong>User's</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

• Status Bar: Indicates the status of the application. For example,<br />

Querying PACS, Retrieving Images, and so on.<br />

• Find Patients and Images: Provides various options for finding the<br />

patients and images in the PACS that you would like to study, as<br />

described in the Finding a Patient and Selecting the Patient’s Images<br />

section starting on page 29.<br />

• PACS Configuration (Optional): Enables you to specify the<br />

connection properties between <strong>TraumaCad</strong> and the PACS system, as<br />

described in the Setting the PACS Configuration (Optional) section on<br />

page 21. This option is only relevant for the standalone version of<br />

<strong>TraumaCad</strong>.<br />

• <strong>TraumaCad</strong> Settings (Optional): Enables you to specify various user<br />

settings, such as font size color. <strong>TraumaCad</strong> automatically provides<br />

various defaults for these setting and they only need to be modified if<br />

you would like to change them according to your preferences. This<br />

option is only relevant for the standalone version of <strong>TraumaCad</strong>.<br />

Toolbar<br />

The following provides a brief description of each of the tools in the<br />

<strong>TraumaCad</strong> toolbar, and when relevant, provides a reference to the section<br />

of this guide that provides more information.<br />

Move: Enables you to click on an object in the image and to move<br />

this object by dragging the mouse. Click this tool, click on an object that<br />

was drawn using <strong>TraumaCad</strong> on the image, such as an implant, a fragment<br />

or textual annotation, hold down the mouse button and then move the<br />

mouse to move the object.

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