1. Graphical user interface for screen display; 2.-4. Animated graphical user interface for screen display; 5. Graphical user interface for screen display

Abstract

The graphical user interface (GUI) as shown and described in designs 1 to 5 is used in an ultrasound examination for blood vessels; the designs are independent, as there is no transition from one design to another without any action performed by a user; the outermost broken lines show a display screen or portion thereof and form no part of the claimed designs; In the design No.1, the GUI is used to control and record ultrasound scans, operating the interactive fields as shown; the dotted lines, namely representing examined target tissue with vessel, letters and characters of the ultrasound scan, are not part of the claimed design; the dotted vertical line in the middle of the screen is a characteristic feature of the design and visual aid during the scan to keep the target anatomy centered; In the design No.2, the GUI is used to view the ultrasound scan and control the recording, operating the interactive fields as shown; there is a transition from fig. 2.1 to fig. 2.2 during the recording and the message box at the top of fig. 2.2 automatically appears after a set amount of time; the dotted lines representing examined target tissue with vessel are not part of the claimed design; the dotted vertical line in the middle of the screen is a characteristic feature of the design and a visual aid during the scan to keep the target anatomy centered; In the design No.3, the GUI is used to view the ultrasound scan recording and mark occlusions performed during the examination, operating the interactive fields as shown; there is a sequential transition from fig. 3.1 to fig. 3.3 during this recording; the dotted lines, representing in particular examined target tissue with vessel are not part of the claimed design; the dotted vertical line in the middle of the screen is a characteristic feature of the design and a visual aid during the scan to keep the target anatomy centered; In the design No.4, the GUI is used to select and view the details of marked occlusions, performed during the ultrasound examination; there is a sequential transition from fig. 4.1 to fig. 4.2 when the user moves over a marked occlusion; letters and characters in dotted lines are not part of the claimed design; In the design No.5, the GUI is used to select and view the scanning history; show the single results, and start a new ultrasound examination; the GUI can be interacted with by operating the interactive fields; letters and characters in dotted lines are not part of the claimed design.

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