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US 2025/0375104 A1Published application
System and methods using real-time predictive virtual 3d eye finite element modeling for simulation of ocular structure biomechanics
AssigneeAce Vision Group, Inc.
InventorAnnMarie Hipsley
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Abstract
Disclosed are systems, devices and methods for performing simulations using a multi-component Finite Element Model (FEM) of ocular structures involved in ocular accommodation.
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A computer-implemented method for improving predictive eye models used in accommodation-related procedures, the method comprising:
- receiving a patient-specific preoperative finite element model (FEM) of an eye, the predictive eye model simulating accommodation based on anatomical and biomechanical characteristics of the eye including ciliary muscle, zonules, and lens curvature;
- executing a procedure to alter accommodative function;
- receiving, over a plurality of postoperative timepoints, one or more postoperative data streams comprising imaging data, biomechanical sensor measurements, or clinical assessments indicative of accommodative performance;
- modifying the patient-specific FEM based on the postoperative data streams using a longitudinal feedback algorithm configured to adapt model parameters across a postoperative timeline;
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- generating updated predictive outputs for future accommodation performance, corrective interventions, or follow-up treatments based on the modified FEM.
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A computer system for postoperative accommodation model refinement, the computer system comprising:
- at least one processor;
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- a memory storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the computer system to:
- receive a patient-specific preoperative finite element model (FEM) of an eye's accommodative system,
- receive longitudinal postoperative data from a plurality of timepoints following an accommodation-related procedure,
- adjust the FEM using a time-sequenced feedback process to reflect tissue remodeling, healing progression, or changing biomechanics, and
- output a modified FEM for use in visualizing current accommodation status and planning future interventions.
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