What does W/L stand for?

The application is FDA-cleared for diagnostic imaging and provides the most common interpretation tools such as zoom, pan, window/level presets, informational overlays and anatomic orientation markers.

Certainly, it is possible to partially adjust and normalize the image appearances using standard window/level adjustments on viewing stations.

Its advanced diagnostic tools include presets, window/level, pan, zoom, annotation and magnification, and it automates the presentation of Synapse information such as documents, image-processing parameters and results.

Other features include window/level presets, user-defined profiles, synchronized stacking, reference lines, and integrated CD burning.

The surgeon can zoom, pan, tilt or rotate image displays, as well as change window/level contrast, do multi-slice scrolling, or switch from static to cine mode to view a patient's video data.

Another enhancement is preset window key functions -- keyboard function keys for predefined window/level presets.

The system also offers independent control of Window/Level (W/L) in separate volumes, which constitute a fused volume (device/vessel or bone/vessel); dynamic display of 3-D volume relative to positioner projection to indicate out-of-range viewing angles; and the ability to transfer displayed images from the workstation back to the acquisition system for use as reference images for automatic C-arm positioning during interventional procedures.

With its expansive range of tools, including window/level presets, synchronized stacking, MPR reference lines, cine function and integrated CD burning -- in addition to advanced capabilities such as volume rendering and MPR creation -- eFilm Workstation supports the daily workflow of any imaging environment.