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AssigneesSchwind Eye-Tech-Solutions GmbH, Clerio Vision, Inc., University of Rochester
InventorsPascal NAUBEREIT, Samuel ARBA MOSQUERA, Len ZHELEZNYAK, Wayne KNOX, Steve COX
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The invention relates to a treatment apparatus and a method for providing control data for an ophthalmological laser (12) of a treatment apparatus (10) for generating a laser-induced refractive index change, comprising, as steps, determining (S10) irradiation positions (16) for irradiation by laser pulses for the laser-induced refractive index change, wherein first and second laser pulse lengths (28, 30) are provided for the irradiation of the irradiation positions, wherein the first laser pulse length (28) has a shorter laser pulse length than the second laser pulse length (30); setting (S12) preset irradiation positions (24) to the second laser pulse length (30); and providing (S14) the control data for controlling the ophthalmological laser (12), which includes the adjusted second laser pulse length (30) for the preset irradiation positions (24).
A method for providing control data for an ophthalmological laser of a treatment apparatus for generating a laser-induced refractive index change, wherein the method comprises the following steps performed by a control device:
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A treatment apparatus with at least one ophthalmological laser for a laser-induced refractive index change of a material, wherein the at least one ophthalmological laser is configured to emit laser pulses with a first laser pulse length and a second laser pulse length for the laser-induced refractive index change, wherein the first laser pulse length has a shorter laser pulse length than the second laser pulse length, wherein the treatment apparatus further comprises a control device which is configured to determining irradiation positions for irradiating the material for the laser-induced refractive index change, setting the second laser pulse length for desired irradiation positions, and controlling the ophthalmological laser to irradiate the desired irradiation positions with the second laser pulse length.
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