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Read Cube Images #1
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Thanks for your interest. I started this by reverse engineering the binaries of Spectralis. However, I put the project aside a while ago because I was lacking time on developing this OCT interface. That said, it shouldn't be hard to extract the A / B Scans. In the header we know how many slices we have so I guess we should try to guess the size of each slice and make a loop to extract each of them in a similar way I extracted the SLO image. |
Thanks for the quick response! I actually found an OCT reader here that's written in Matlab. I'm trying to translate the Matlab code to Python now - though I'm not terribly familiar with Matlab. If I can figure it out, I'll submit a PR here. |
That sounds great it would save a lot of time to identify the way it's storing the B-Scans and their location on the SLO image. I use Matlab/Octave eventually, but I'm definitely more comfortable in Python that's why I started to develop this. |
Many thanks for sharing the tool! It works very well for the overall header and the SLO image. Do you have any updates on the B-Scan extraction? |
@coin-mine I abandoned that project before I really went any further with the Matlab stuff. Good luck! |
I abandoned the project long ago too, but good luck hacking into the raw binaries! |
This is fantastic for reading the SLO images and the headers. Do you have any idea how to extract all the slices of the cube?
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