Chapter 6 - About the Patient History view
Stacked images zoom, pan and move together. Color separations applied to one window are also applied
in other linked windows. However, image adjustments such as Restore, Optimize, Gamma adjustment are
only applied to the selected window.
1. In the Patient History window, click each image you want to open. You must select more than one
image to enable the Open in Image Stack Window button.
2. Click the Open in Image Stack Window button.
3.
The images will be stacked in the one window. Click the forward and back buttons to
page through the different images.
Note
You can also stack images by dragging an image from the Patient History window or Windows Explorer and
dropping on to an open image window.
How to open linked images
Linked images zoom, pan and move together. Color separations applied to one window are also applied
in other linked windows. However, image adjustments such as Restore, Optimize, Gamma adjustment are
only applied to the selected window.
When you navigate to a retinal feature in one image the other linked images will display the same relative
position. This method is particularly useful when comparing multiple images of the same eye. Left and right
eye pairs will horizontally scroll in opposite directions.
1. In the Patient History window, click each image you want to select.
2. Click the Open in Linked Windows button.
3. The images will be tiled across the window.
Note
You must select more than one image to enable the Open in Linked Windows button.
How to select optomap® fa images from the Image Series view
optomap® fa image series are displayed in the Image Series view. This view displays all the images in a
sequence.
The Image Series view is displayed when you select an optomap® fa image series from the Patient History view.
From this view you can open individual images to review them in detail or display an FA Slideshow, see
Selecting images from the Image Series view on next page.
How to open a set of eye steered images
1. In the Patient History window, click each image you want to open. The thumbnails of eye steered
images show the steered direction.
2. Click Open in Image Stack Window to open the group.
3. The eye steered graphic (at the bottom-right of the window) shows which direction is being
displayed:
l
Light Green - indicates the eye steered direction of the image currently displayed.
l
Dark Green - indicates the direction(s) of the other eye steered images in the stack.
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Black - indicates this eye steered direction was not captured.
4. Review the images in the usual way.
How to open stereo images
Caution
Stereo Images should not be used for diagnostic purposes.
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