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Mouse Wheel Operation
When you move the cursor to the B-scan tomogram image and turn the mouse
wheel, the B-scan line position of the OCTA image changes and the tomogram image
appears.
Saving OCTA Images
Right-click the OCTA image, and select [Save As] from the menu. Specify the save
destination, and click [Save].
Saving Binary Images
Right-click the OCTA image, and select [Save Binary Image] from the menu. Select
[Save as Binary Image] to save a binary image or select [Save as Skeleton Image] to
save a skeleton image. Specify the save destination, and click [Save].
This selects the density to be analyzed from
[Area Density] or [Skeleton Density].
The transparency of the En Face image can
be changed by operating the overlay slider.
This selects a method for projecting the
OCTA image.
• [AIP]: Average Intensity Projection
• [MIP]: Maximum Intensity Projection
This selects whether to apply the projection
artifact removal function.
This adjusts the brightness/contrast of the
OCTA image.
Clicking [Reset] returns brightness/contrast
to its initial state.
This selects the boundaries of the OCTA
image.
This shows the B-scan tomogram image.
Double-clicking the B-scan tomogram image
switches the screen to "Enlarging the OCT
Image" (see page 165).
If you double-click the image again, the
B-scan tomogram image reappears.
The [Report] screen reappears.
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