Gradcal Tool Recommends a Drastic Change for Z-axis, and if Accepted, Images Look "Squashed"
Symptom
Gradcal Tool Recommends a Drastic Change for Z-axis, and if Accepted, Images Look "Squashed" The InHouse engineer reports a problem occurring at two of his sites, each is an LX, one running 8.3 and one running 9.1 software. At each site, he is scanning the DQA-III in the Head coil, and using the DQA calibration tool to analyze the images and calculate gradcal. At each site, the X & Y axes converge properly, but the Z-axis is reported to be 143mm and recommends a drastic change. But he manually measures 100mm. If the change is followed, the images look "squashed". What's wrong? The InHouse engineer reports a problem occurring at two of his sites, each is an LX, one running 8.3 and one running 9.1 software. At each site, he is scanning the DQA-III in the Head coil, and using the DQA calibration tool to analyze the images and calculate gradcal. At each site, the X & Y axes converge properly, but the Z-axis is reported to be 143mm and recommends a drastic change. But he manually measures 100mm. If the change is followed, the images look "squashed". What's wrong?
Applies to
- Models
- Signa
- Product
- Signa LX Signa LX Product can be used with 8.x and 9.x systems.
- Software
- 8.3 8.3
- Area
- MR
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