Scan Vision Limited

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Jacob Bruun-Jensen

Joergen Bruun-Jensen

A system for clinical examination of visual field functioning, comprising a programmable display configured to generate the 2D or 3D image of specialized examination image for a limited duration to the viewer, a lenticular unit comprising one or more lenticular plates configured to project a 2D or 3D image of an examination image to a viewer, wherein the examination component visible to the viewer is dependent on an orientation of the lenticular unit with respect to the viewer and through the lenticular unit. The method projects an specialized examination image on predetermined portions of the viewer's visual field by generating a 2D or 3D image of the examination image for a limited duration from a programmable display, or projected through at least one lenticular lens toward the viewer's visual field.

System for clinical examination of visual functions using lenticular optics or programmable displays

A system having one or more lenticular units and more supplementary parts without lenticular properties. The lenticular units consist of lenticular plates that are capable of visualizing various clinically relevant examination objects. In all the examination positions, the system may visualize a fixation area that is shown alone or together with clinically relevant examination objects targeted at the examination of clinically relevant visual functions. Supplementary parts with various optical properties may be fixed or be moved relative to the lenticular units. Various clinically relevant examination objects may be visualized for the right eye and the left eye in that the examination objects of the system are provided with different colors or light polarizations and using eyeglasses with a differently colored glass for the right eye and the left eye or with polarization filters with a different direction for the right eye and the left eye.

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Marlow, United Kingdom

Jacob Bruun-Jensen