OCT apparatus

1. An OCT apparatus comprising:

an OCT optical system that includes a first optical splitter configured to split light from an OCT light source into a measurement optical path and a reference optical path, and a detector configured to detect an interference signal between measurement light guided to a fundus of an examinee's eye through the measurement optical path and reference light from the reference optical path, and that guides the measurement light to a wide-angle region including a central portion and a peripheral portion of the fundus along one transverse direction in which the measurement light traverses the fundus; and

an image processor that processes a spectral interference signal output from the OCT optical system to acquire OCT data of the examinee's eye,

wherein the OCT optical system includes the reference optical path including a first reference optical path having an optical path length set for obtaining OCT data including a central portion of the fundus, and a second reference optical path which is different from the first reference optical path and has an optical path length set for obtaining OCT data including the peripheral portion of the fundus, and

the image processor

obtains OCT data including the central portion based on an interference signal between the measurement light guided to the central portion of the fundus and the reference light from the first reference optical path, and

obtains OCT data including the peripheral portion based on an interference signal between the measurement light guided to the peripheral portion of the fundus and the reference light from the second reference optical path.

2. The OCT apparatus according to claim 1 ,

wherein the central portion of the fundus is a region including at least a macular portion and a papilla portion of the fundus, and

the peripheral portion of the fundus is a region including each region outside both end portions of the central portion in the transverse direction.

3. The OCT apparatus according to claim 2 ,

wherein the OCT optical system includes an optical scanner configured to scan the measurement light on the fundus of the examinee's eye, and

the measurement light is scanned in a wide-angle region including the central portion and the peripheral portion of the fundus by one time B scanning performed by the optical scanner, and OCT data including the central portion and OCT data including the peripheral portion are acquired.

4. The OCT apparatus according to claim 1 ,

wherein the detector includes

a first detector configured to detect an interference signal between the measurement light guided to the central portion of the fundus and the reference light from the first reference optical path, and

a second detector configured to be different from the first detector and detect an interference signal between the measurement light guided to the peripheral portion of the fundus and the reference light from the second reference optical path.

5. The OCT apparatus according to claim 4 , further comprising:

an FPN generation optical system that includes at least one optical member configured to generate FPN being fixed pattern noise on OCT data, and generate an FPN signal being a noise signal which indicates the FPN,

wherein the first detector and the second detector enable to detect the FPN signal, and

the image processor enables to simultaneously acquire two OCT data which are respectively corrected based on the FPN signal.

6. The OCT apparatus according to claim 5 , further comprising:

a second optical splitter configured to split the measurement optical path into an optical path toward the fundus of the examinee's eye and an optical path of the FPN generation optical system, and split reflected light from the fundus and light from the FPN generation optical system into an optical path toward the first detector and an optical path toward the second detector through the first optical splitter,

wherein a light amount split ratio of the reflected light from the fundus by the second optical splitter has a relationship of “the optical path toward the first detector<the optical path toward the second detector through the first optical splitter”.

7. The OCT apparatus according to claim 5 , further comprising:

an optical path length variable device that is disposed in at least one of the first reference optical path and the second reference optical path, and changes an optical path length of the reference light,

wherein, when obtaining OCT data of an anterior ocular segment of the examinee's eye,

the optical path length variable device sets the optical path length of the reference light such that the first reference optical path and the second reference optical path have optical path lengths different from each other, and

the image processor acquires one of OCT data based on the first detector and OCT data based on the second detector as OCT data including a cornea of the examinee's eye, and acquires the other of the OCT data based on the first detector and the OCT data based on the second detector as OCT data including a crystalline lens of the examinee's eye.

8. The OCT apparatus according to claim 5 , further comprising:

an arithmetic processing section configured to obtain combined OCT data by combining OCT data based on the first detector and OCT data based on the second detector based on FPN detected by the first detector and FPN detected by the second detector.

9. The OCT apparatus according to claim 1 ,

wherein an optical path length of the first reference optical path is set such that first OCT data is acquired in a state where a choroid layer of the central portion of the fundus is formed on a farther front side than a zero delay position at which the optical path lengths of the measurement light and the reference light are identical to each other.

10. The OCT apparatus according to claim 1 ,

wherein an optical path length of the second reference optical path is set such that second OCT data is acquired in a state where a retina of the peripheral portion of the fundus is formed on a farther inner side than a zero delay position at which the optical path lengths of the measurement light and the reference light are identical to each other.

11. The OCT apparatus according to claim 1 ,

wherein the detector is configured to detect an interference signal between the measurement light guided to an anterior ocular segment of the examinee's eye through the measurement optical path and the reference light from the reference optical path,

an optical path length of the first reference optical path and an optical path length of the second reference optical path are different from each other,

one of the first reference optical path and the second reference optical path is set to have an optical path length for obtaining OCT data including a cornea of the examinee's eye, and

the other of the first reference optical path and the second reference optical path is set to have an optical path length for obtaining OCT data including a crystalline lens of the examinee's eye.

12. The OCT apparatus according to claim 1 ,

wherein the image processor combines OCT data including the central portion of the fundus and OCT data including the peripheral portion of the fundus to obtain wide-angle OCT data of the fundus.

13. The OCT apparatus according to claim 1 ,

wherein an optical path length difference between the first reference optical path and the second reference optical path is set in consideration of an optical path length difference between the central portion and the peripheral portion of the fundus.

14. The OCT apparatus according to claim 1 , further comprising:

an optical path length difference adjuster configured to adjust an optical path length difference between the measurement light and the reference light,

wherein the optical path length difference adjuster sets an optical path length of the first reference optical path in accordance with an optical path length of the measurement light from the central portion of the fundus, and sets an optical path length of the second reference optical path in accordance with an optical path length of the measurement light from the peripheral portion of the fundus.