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US 2024/0189148 A1Published application
Systems and methods for modulating laser treatment on the eye
AssigneeThrufocus Optics, Inc.
InventorsAdam Hickenbotham, Anthony Sine, Gary Foster, Lawrence Phillips, Scott Suchomel
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Abstract
Systems and methods are provided for modulating laser treatment on the eye. In use, an eye of a patient is scanned using a laser scanning system to produce a scan result. A mapping of the eye is created based on the scan result. Additionally, a modulated treatment of the eye is created based on the mapping. Further, a laser illumination light beam is delivered to a first location on the eye of the patient in accordance with the modulated treatment.
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A method, comprising:
- scanning an eye of a patient to produce a scan result, using a laser scanning system, wherein the laser scanning system includes a processor, a sensor, and a laser which includes radiation which is focusable as a laser illumination light beam;
- creating, using the processor, a mapping of the eye based on the scan result, wherein the mapping includes at least one of a depth map, optical density map, or color map;
- creating, using the processor, a modulated treatment of the eye based on the mapping;
- and
- delivering the laser illumination light beam to a first location on the eye of the patient in accordance with the modulated treatment.
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A laser system, comprising:
- a laser which includes radiation which is focusable as a laser illumination light beam;
- a non-transitory memory storing instructions;
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- one or more processors in communication with the non-transitory memory, wherein the one or more processors execute the instructions to:
- scan an eye of a patient to produce a scan result;
- create a mapping of the eye based on the scan result, wherein the mapping includes at least one of a depth map, optical density map, or color map;
- create a modulated treatment of the eye based on the mapping;
- and
- deliver the laser illumination light beam to a first location on the eye of the patient in accordance with the modulated treatment.
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