Pupilometer for pupil center drift and pupil size measurements at differing viewing distances
AssigneeAMO Manufacturing USA, LLC
InventorDimitri Chernyak
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AssigneeAMO Manufacturing USA, LLC
InventorDimitri Chernyak
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The present invention generally provides improved devices, systems, and methods for measuring characteristics of at least one eye, and particularly for measuring the physiological changes in eyes under different viewing conditions. An exemplary embodiment provides a pupilometer which measures any changes in location of a pupil center with changes in viewing distances. As the eye often moves significantly during viewing, the pupil center location will often be measured relative to a convenient reference of the eye such as an outer iris boundary. Pupil size may also be recorded, and the measurements from both eyes of a patient may be taken simultaneously. Exemplary embodiments may be configured so as to allow the vergence angle between the eyes to vary with differing viewing distances, regardless of whether one or both eyes are being measured.
A pupilometer comprising:
A pupil measurement method comprising:
The method of 19, wherein the relationship is based on a plurality of data points of pupil center location information from differing brightness levels.
The method of 27, wherein determining the relationship comprises curve fitting the plurality of data points.
The method of 27, wherein the plurality of data points comprise at least three data points from at least three differing brightness levels.
The method of 29, wherein the at least three differing brightness levels comprise a photopic, a scotopic, and an intermediate viewing condition.
The method of 31, wherein the at least three differing brightness levels comprise a photopic, a scotopic, and an intermediate viewing condition.
The method of 31, wherein the graphical representation comprises a curve fit of the plurality of data points.
A pupil measurement method comprising:
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