Tech Training Flashcards

1
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Power output during HIFU P/F

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P = 3 mhz P= 200w

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Transducer used to focus ultrasound, causing ablation of bio tissue

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3 mhzx HIFU transudcer

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What is the size of the energy field, during the firing phase

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1.7 diameter 5 long

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THe screen that displays the US imaging and performs the fusion from the DX imagw

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Imaging Screen

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Used to plan and control HIFU procedure in real time

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Control Screen

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How many concentric rings are on the prob

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16

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What componet delivers the ultrasound energy from the probe

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Electronic Dynamic Focusing and 16 Rings

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This transducer provides US imaging

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7,5 mhz transducer

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How many transducers are on the endorectal probe

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2

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What componet performs the HIFU procedure by delivering targeted US energy to specific target area

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Endorectal probe

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What is the temperature at the focal point

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185 - 203

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Important considerations when positioning the probe at the start of the procedure 4

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  1. Angle probe holder anterior/posterior 2. place orange line on the rectal wall 3. Probe is centered in the mid recturm 4 . Facing the target lobe
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What will allow for the easiest probe movements

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The image aquisition should be as horizontal as possible

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14
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What are the 3 features of rectal probe

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  1. Non-invasive, robotic controlled energy2. Confirmational software3. Perserves patient QoL
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What are the 3 funcations of the focal pak

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  1. Provides optimal US propogation2. assists in dilating the anus sphincter3. cools down rectum w/ Ablasonic liqui
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Describe automatic motor centering

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Occurs at start of procedure to test ROI and internal componets

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17
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What do yellow lines simulate

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Limitis of the ablation zone

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18
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What is required to complete a MRI fusion

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  1. T2 sequence2. 3X contours3. ROI Contor
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Probe starting position

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  1. Centered in rectum2. Facing the target lobe
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Required PC for software

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  1. windows 102. 1366x7663. 15.6 screern4. mouse5. 800 ram6. intel i5 second gen
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Allows you to find the synchronization between images in real time and aquisition images

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padlock

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22
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Indicts similarity between two geometrical points

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Hausdorf distance color map

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Evaluates the similarity between contoured US volume and fusion result, should be as close to 100 as possible

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Dice Coefficicent

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Indicates that images are synced

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padlock closed

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what is syncronization
Occurs when the long/cross planes match perfectly
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Fusion can only occure when 4 things are met
1. MRI loaded2. MRI prostate contour loaded3. ROI loaded4. US prostate contour loaded
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How to zoom on an image
Right click mouse, off of the image
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Required imaging sequence
T2
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MRI volume is deformed to overlay the images as precise as possible
eleastic fusion
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Detects extraprostatic extension and finds suspicious areas
multi-parametic MRI
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Term for sweeping the prostate from L to U
Scanning process
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Occures when the probe learns the lower limit and returns to upper limit
Selecting aqusistion
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Combines diagnostic and us images to better ID target
fusion
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Menu that aloows changes to US parameters
Ultrasound Menu
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Slice naming convention
Area, Block, slice
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Menu with 3 options:1. start new treatement2. review treatments3. exit
main menu
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When is patient information deleated from system
after transfer to USV
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Occurs when MRI volume undergoes 3D deformation
eleastic fusion
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MRI sequence required for Focal One 3
1. T22. Diffusion3. Perfusion
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What images are produced by the probe
Transverse
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Positoin of the probe
Centered in rectum facing target area
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Occures if images aren't synced
Padlock
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How many degrees of freedom
5
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How many translational degrees of freedome
3
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How many Rotation degrees of freedome
2
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What 3 things does the software allow a urologist to do
1. input images2. visualize anatomy3. perform elestic fusion
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What increments of energy are applied when firing
5 mm increments
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How many slices are used at a time for planning
5
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THe system will automatically execute plan after
Each 5 slice block is planned
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ablation time for single treamtnet
45 minutes
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ablation time for hemi
1 hr
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Whole gland ablation time
90
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What are the two robotic functions
1. autonomous in executing plan2. Measures psotion of rectal wall and re-adjusts in real time before firing
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What features allows 5 degrees of freedome
robotic positoning system
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Increments of energy delivery
5 mm
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slice size to ensure full ablation area
1.7
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componets of power keypad
1. lock/unlock trey2. 2 USB connectors3. Power button4. Emergency stop
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Rear panal componets
1. equipotential bond2. RJ 45 connector3. Electrical plug
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of people recommended to move the system with slope < 2, <10, 10+
124
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What are the four controls on the keypad
1. Raise probe support2. Lower probe support3. Release all movmeents4. Release only angular movements
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used to fill or empty the balloon
clamp
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used to perforate injection site on ablasonic pouch
perforator
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Connects the tubing to the probe
2 Luer connectors
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Focal One Pak includes 5
1. balloon2. ligature3. ablasonic fluid4. accoustic gel
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24 Volt shutdown and turns off motor card/amplifier/Cooling Unit/Electromagnets
Emergency stop
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Verifies that software is active and turns on sub-assemblies
Watch Dog
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Location of image transducer
probe
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How are images orientated on the screen
Patient R/L is on L/R of screen
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Accoustic frequency
7.5
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Accoustic Resolution
only one focalized point at 25 mm
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MRI accoustic setting
1, 2<1, 2
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MRI accoustic measurement uncertainty
15%
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Max accoustic power
720 mW/cm
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Componet that administers HIFI
Tranducer
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How many piezoelectric elements on the probe
16
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Mechanical vibrations of therapy transducers generates accoustic waves and pressure in propagnatic medium
HIFU
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What makes the US "focused:
Spherical shape of ultrasound
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type of energy carried by US waves
High Intensity
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Adjustable through the dedicated electronic control system
Focal Point
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Between what componets is Ablasonic fluid circulated
Between the probe and cooling unit
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Probe location in intermediate vertical position
1m from floor
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Connectors equiped with protective cover with locking screws
1. Shooting connector2. US probe connector
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Connector to the left of inflow with 2 black wires
Inflow Connector
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Connector to the right of the inflow with 2 black wires
Luer connector to the cooling unit
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Integrated temperature decector
Measures temp of Ablasonic fluid
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Where does the Ablasonic fluid enter the balloon
Hole at nose of probe
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Placed on tip of probe, on shooting transducer
Balloon placement
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Allows the process to continue without loss or defraction
Propogation coefficient
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Purpose of Ablasonic Fluid 3
1. Control transmission of US waves between the probe and rectum2. Protests rectal mucosa
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What 5 axis does the probe move
1. long2. transverse3. rotational4. angular5. vertical
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How many axis does the probe move along
5
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Light that shows system has power
Green
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Ensures circulation of cooling fluid
Pump
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Which direction does the probe rotate
along the longitudinal axis
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Allows the probe to move during the procedure
electromagnets under robotic control
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Ensures patient doesnt move during the procedure
Fixed patient movement detector
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3 ways to import DX data
1. through PACS2. USB3. CD/DVD
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Allows diagnostic information to be transposed on the US image
HIFUsion software
99
Integrated US setting
7.5 mhz
100
INtegrated in the center of the probe, enables visualization of the prostate
Transverse imaging transducer
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Why are shots taken at different focal depths
Allows stacking elementary lesions IOT adjsut height
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Focused width Z
6.4
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Focalwidth Y
1mm
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Focal width on X
0.58
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Focal width definition
-6dB
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Transducer accoustic dimension
Z
107
Transducer transverse dimension
Y
108
Transducter longitudinal dimension
X
109
Transducer, diameter of central opening
24.8
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Transducer truncation
35 mm
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Transducer focal distance
60
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Transducer diameter
57.5
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What allows focaliaation of US waves @ 60mm
Spherical Transducer
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Feature enables dynamic scanning in anterioposterior axis of focal point
Dynamic focusing
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US emission freq
3 mhz
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Createts a desyncronization effect by exciting electrical signals
Transducer coupled w/amp
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Equipped with an annular array transducer with 16 concentric rings
Dynamic focusing prove
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Maintains controled temperature flow to perserve rectal wall
Ablasonic liquid
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Coagulative tissue
Tissue with cell death when blood flow slows or stops
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350mm bag w/ hole at the extremes
Ablsonic pouch
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3 descriptions of Ablasonic fluid
1. Interface between probe and rectum2. Enables proper positioning3. Cool by internal machine
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3 Ablasonic features
1. optimized forumla with excellent accoustics2. stable3. high cavitation threshold
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How much US gel is included
20G
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3 purposes of accoustic gel
1. lubricant to dilate anus2. facilitates probe insertion3. Improves accoustic interface
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Size of syringe in Focal Pak
50 cc
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relfects light from patient motion infred sensor
reflector
127
Flexible tape wound on probe holding balloon
Ligature
128
Risk of using 3rd party ballon
excessive heat
129
consumables not included 6
1. OPR table2. adhesive bag receptical3. sterile gloves4. non-sterile gloves5 urine cath6. compression socks
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Probe installation steps 7
1. place in mount without removing covering2. lock probe3. Attach US4. Attached and manage cables5. emergency stop not pressed6. turn on system7. Wait until power light turns green
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Green connector, locked by turning clockwise
US model 1
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White connector with cables facing up and turned to right to lock
US model 2
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5 accessories in Focal Pak
1. tubes2.US gel pouch3. balloon4. ligature5. Ablasonic Fluid
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Luer connector warm return
female
135
Luer connector for cold return
Male
136
When does the probe not move
when 2elementary lesions are in the same global lesion
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Moves only in ther axis of accoustic propogation
focal point
138
Which direction is firing sequence executed
Distal to proximal
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Probe is equiped with only _____imaging transducer
transverse
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3D reconstruction from of prostate from series of cross-sectional images taken between LL/UP
Purpose of Scanning
141
How will longitudinal slices be obtained
through 3D reconstruction of prostate from transverse images
142
Minimum safe distance from apex/LL
2 mm
143
Probe temperature in firing mode
18-Oct
144
Indicates that HIFI power is on
Red LED on working table
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What combination of 2 phenomenon cause ablation
Focused sound wave that heat tissuecauseing cavitatoin
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How many digits make up the error code
6