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. 2010 Mar;51(3):1464–1474. doi: 10.1167/iovs.09-3984

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Figure 3. — Method of identifying interpolated B-scans from the SD-OCT volumetric reconstruction. (A) A representative acquired B-scan is shown within the 3-D volume (enclosed within a red cube) generated from a 290 × 768 horizontal raster scan. The angle of rotation of the B-scan was 90° and the angle of incidence was 0°. (B) The interpolated B-scan shown was generated in a 20° clockwise rotation (angle of rotation, 70°); the angle of incidence was unchanged. (C) The interpolated B-scan shown was generated after a −20° change in the angle of incidence. (D) The interpolated B-scan shown was generated with an angle of rotation of 70° and an angle of incidence of −20°.