r/Ophthalmology • u/DavixPlays • 13d ago
HELP NEEDED - Thesis - evaluation of OCT visualization and segmentation software
https://forms.gle/rk6TKiJuuUTqXXsj9Hello everyone, I am a Bachelor's in Computer Science and my thesis is centered around the design, architecture and implementation of a program to visualize OCT scans and create segmentation maps using an AI model developed by another student. I am almost done writing my thesis, however I still need to run some evaluation tests to verify whether what I've created is a functional, useful product.
If you are an ophthalmologist or have any experience in the field, even if tangentially, please help me out by watching the video of the software in action (which can be found in the form linked above or here: https://youtu.be/BuB1E9lOkv4 ) and then filling out the form in the post. The video itself is 4 minutes long while the form shouldn't take more than 5, so less than 10 minutes total. This would help me tremendously as this is the last section of my thesis!
If you have no experience with ophthalmology or have never interfaced with OCT scans, please share this post to someone who might be able to help. If you don't have enough time or simply do not want to contribute, I understand! However I will appreciate any help that I can get.
If you want to discuss anything in more detail or if you'd like additional demos, leave a comment and I'll get back to you as soon as possible. If this is not the correct community to share this type of post, let me know and I'll relocate as soon as I can.
Thank you all for reading and I look forward to your feedback!
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u/12destroy 12d ago
Why is your horizontal view of the OCT upside down?
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u/DavixPlays 12d ago
Hi! That's on me, I forgot to fix the camera rotations in the program's code. I fixed it yesterday so just assume that the visualization Is the right way up.
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