Ophthalmological laser system and operating method
AssigneeCarl Zeiss Meditec AG
InventorsMatthias Reich, Dieter Grebner, Andreas Koch, Juergen Ledermann, Manfred Dick, Marco Hanft
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AssigneeCarl Zeiss Meditec AG
InventorsMatthias Reich, Dieter Grebner, Andreas Koch, Juergen Ledermann, Manfred Dick, Marco Hanft
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A polarization beam splitter selectively decouples detection light onto a detector such that it has a polarization direction that differs from the emitted illumination light. This enables the detection of the light scattered back in the eye lens at a high level of accuracy, since stray light from reflections at optical components of the light path is suppressed. In the generating of photo disruptions or other incisions, the ray exposure of the retina may be reduced in that the incisions being furthest away from the laser are induced first such that laminar gas inclusions with an existence duration time of at least 5 seconds result. In this manner the laser radiation propagated in the direction of the retina in further incisions are scattered and partially reflected such that the influence impinging upon the retina is reduced.
An ophthalmological laser system, for diagnosis of an eye and/or therapy of
A computer implemented operating method for an ophthalmological laser system, comprising a laser emitting radiation, and laser radiation of which is focusable three-dimensionally variably in an eye, the method comprising:
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