Opto Tech Corporation

I Optima Ltd.

Bbms Ltd.

Alex Harel

Ehud Assia

Adi Shargil

Michael Slatkine

Uzi Dan

Ehud Katzenelson

Zvi Raviv

Ehud Asia

Apparatus for ophthalmic surgery, especially non-penetrating filtration surgery, comprising a laser source that ablates sclera tissue at steps of intermediate thickness. Optionally, the beam is scanned using a scanner and its results viewed using an ophthalmic microscope.

Non-penetrating filtration surgery

A device for mobilizing, rotating and maneuvering an in vivo vehicle introduced into a subject by extracorporeal devices which control the position and motion of such a vehicle by detection and modulation of the strength and direction of the electromagnetic field vector of the vehicle. This invention employs a series of pulses, with specific characteristics over time, to induce magnetic field changes. The changes that result from the vehicle movement are measured and used to calculate the location and movement of the vehicle. A system and method for controlling the movement of the vehicle are also provided.

Navigating and maneuvering of an in vivo vehicle by extracorporeal devices

This invention is an apparatus for ophthalmic surgery comprising a laser source () that generates a laser beam (); a scanner () comprising an input for said laser beam, and an output of a spatially scanned laser beam (); controlling circuitry that drives said scanner () to remove tissue in a desired pattern on the eye (); a microscope () for viewing said tissue removal; and a beam combiner () comprising a first input for a line of sight of said microscope () and second input for said spatially scanned beam ().

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Savyon, Israel

Alex Harel