Macula Radial Report Option; Advanced Visualization Report Options - Zeiss CIRRUS HD-OCT 500 User Manual

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Analysis Related Report Options
You may choose the number of scans to print per region or indicate the spacing between
the scans. If you do not wish to print any scans for a particular region, enter "0" in the
appropriate Number of Scans per Section field.

Macula Radial Report Option

The Macula Radial Option, the third checkbox within the first tab of the Printout
Configuration screen, will set up a report that, when saved and/or printed, provides a
radial line report option. Six B-scans are extracted at the meridians of 0 degrees, 30, 60,
90, 120, and 150 (300 x 330 in the left eye). This report is available for either the Macular
Cube 512x128 or the Macular Cube 200x200 scan.
The direction of the arrows shown in each slice indicates the orientation of each image.
These can be matched to the radial pattern overlay on the Fundus image in the upper left
portion of the report. The retinal thickness map to the right shows these scans in
relationship to the thickness map of the entire 512x128 Macular Cube.
The center of the radial pattern is dependent on the location of the center of the ETDRS
Grid found on the Macular Thickness Analysis screen. Moving the ETDRS Grid to a different
position on the Macular Thickness Analysis screen creates a different set of images on this
report. If the radial pattern is positioned such that a portion of the radial lines go outside
the scan boundary, then no OCT data appears. For example, in the report below, the top
left–hand slice has a black edge on the left, where no data appears.

Advanced Visualization Report Options

The stock report for Advanced Visualization includes three images, one Fundus image and
two B-scan images. The upper left Fundus image has an overlay showing the area
addressed by the cube scan and the two currently selected slices. The upper right scan
image shows the currently selected slow B-scan, corresponding to the magenta (vertical)
scan line in the Fundus image overlay. The largest, bottom scan image shows the currently
selected fast B-scan, corresponding to the blue (horizontal) scan line in the Fundus image
overlay.
From the Advanced Visualization Analysis Screen, right–click any image you want included
in the report and select Tag for print. When you are ready to generate the report, click the
Tagged for Print button (shown on the left) just above the upper right scan image on the
Analysis screen for Advanced Visualization. This opens the Tagged Images dialog, Figure
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NOTE: Tagged for Print is not the same button as Print (described in "Standard Print
Options" on page 10-1).
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