Eye-examining apparatus for diagnosing myopia

An eye-examining apparatus for diagnosing myopia, comprising:

• a keratometer including a mire ring light source configured to emit a mire ring infrared light in the shape of a ring to a cornea of an eye to be examined, and a keratometer sensor configured to detect a mire ring infrared light image reflected off the cornea of the eye to be examined;
• a refractometer including an infrared measurement light source configured to emit an infrared measurement light for measuring a refractive power and an axial length of the eye to be examined, a lens array configured to divide a signal light formed by the infrared measurement light being refracted by the eye to be examined and reflected off a retina of the eye to be examined into multiple signal lights and focus the multiple signal lights, and a refractor sensor configured to detect an image of the signal lights divided by the lens array;
• an axial length measurement unit including a beam splitter configured to divide the infrared measurement light emitted from the infrared measurement light source into a reference light (R) and an infrared measurement light (L), a reference mirror configured to reflect and transmit the reference light divided by the beam splitter back to the beam splitter and change an optical path length (OPL) of the reference light according to a distance to the beam splitter, and a light detector configured to detect an interference light (I) generated by superposition of a signal light (S) generated by the divided measurement light (L) being reflected off each layer of the eye to be examined and the reference light (R) reflected by the reference mirror;
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• a computation unit configured to calculate a corneal curvature of the eye to be examined from a size and shape of the mire ring image detected by the keratometer sensor, calculate a refractive power of the eye to be examined from an image of the signal light detected by the refractor sensor, and calculate an axial length of the eye to be examined from an intensity of the interference light (I) detected by the light detector and a position of the reference mirror.