Disposable diagnostic contact lens
AssigneeTalia Technology Ltd.
InventorYaacov Rozenman
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AssigneeTalia Technology Ltd.
InventorYaacov Rozenman
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The present invention relates to a sterile disposable and self adaptable diagnostic lens for the purpose of viewing the interior of a patient's eye during a diagnostic examination or during therapeutic procedures. The contact lens is made of a hollow body, having a front (toward eye) and a back (toward physician) exits, filled with transparent flexible material such as a gel. The front exit, facing the eye, is covered by a removable thin film, to keep the gel in place and to keep sterility. The back exit is sealed by a thin transparent window, through which light enters into and comes out of the lens, and can be flat, curved, prismatic or tilted with respect to the main axial axis of the lens. Attaching the front face of the lens to the patient's eye, after removing said film, causes the transparent flexible material outer surface to reshape and fit itself exactly to the patient's eye curvature, thus forming a lens whose curvature negates that of the cornea.
A sterile single-use flexible contact lens for use in viewing the interior of a patient's eye during diagnostic examination or a laser treatment or a surgery, comprising a hollow body (1) having a back (4) and a front (3) exits, filled with a sterile, transparent and flexible material (2), wherein the back exit, facing the physician, is sealed with a thin transparent window (5), and the flexible front exit, to be attached to the patient's eye, is covered by a removable film (6), and said contact lens is characterized in that the removable film keeps the flexible material in place such that after removing the film the front face of the flexible material of the lens can be attached directly to the patients eye causing the flexible material to reshape and fit itself exactly to the patients eye curvature, thus forming a lens whose curvature negates that of the cornea.
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