Schwind Eye-tech-solutions Gmbh

Schwind Eye-tech-solutions Gmbh & Co. Kg

Samuel Arba-Mosquera

Mario Shraiki

Nico Triefenbach

Shwetabh Verma

Thomas Klinner

Anita Grimm

Rüdiger Werner

Thomas Magnago

Thomas Hollerbach

A method is disclosed for controlling an eye surgical laser for the separation of a volume body from a cornea by using a control device such that the laser emits pulsed laser pulses in a shot sequence in a predefined pattern into the cornea. Interfaces of the volume body to be separated are defined by the predefined pattern and the interfaces are created by a plurality of cavitation bubbles generated by photodisruption. The plurality of cavitation bubbles is generated along at least one cavitation bubble path and the control device controls the shot sequence of the laser for generating a preset smoothness value such that a common overlap area of the cavitation bubbles is generated at least between adjacent cavitation bubbles located on the same cavitation bubble path depending on a geometry of the respective cavitation bubble.

Method for controlling an eye surgical laser and treatment device

The invention relates to a method for controlling an eye surgical laser for the separation of a volume body with a predefined posterior interface and a predefined anterior interface from a cornea, comprising controlling the laser by means of a control device such that it emits pulsed laser pulses in a shot sequence in a predefined pattern into the cornea, wherein the interfaces of the volume body to be separated are defined by the predefined pattern and the interfaces are generated by means of an interaction of the individual laser pulses with the cornea by the generation of a plurality of cavitation bubbles generated by photodisruption, wherein the predefined pattern is generated by means of a mesh-like guidance of the emitted laser pulses and the control device controls the shot sequence of the laser such that a common overlap area of the cavitation bubbles is generated between adjacent cavitation bubbles. Further, the invention relates to a treatment device, to a computer program as well as to a computer-readable medium.

A method for controlling an eye surgical laser is disclosed for the separation of a volume body. The method includes determining a target position of a pupil relative to a laser beam and determining an optical zone with a treatment center on interfaces relative to an optical axis of the laser beam, determining a transition zone at the volume body as an extension of the interface, capturing a current actual position of the pupil, determining a deviation between the target position and the actual position, and decentering the determined optical zone relative to the optical axis depending on the determined deviation such that the edge of the volume body is generated concentrically to the optical axis and the optical zone is generated concentrically to the determined treatment center and within the transition zone. Further disclosed are a treatment apparatus, a computer program and computer-readable medium capable of performing the method.

Method for controlling an eye surgical laser with a transition zone at the volume body

A method is disclosed for controlling an eye surgical laser for the separation of a volume body with predefined interfaces from a human or animal cornea. The method includes controlling the laser by means of a control device such that it emits pulsed laser pulses in a predefined pattern into the cornea, wherein the interfaces of the volume body to be separated are defined by the predefined pattern and a surface of the cornea and the interfaces located in the cornea are generated by photodisruption. A treatment device is also disclosed that includes at least one eye surgical laser for the separation of a predefined corneal volume with predefined interfaces of a human or animal eye by photodisruption, and at least one control device for the laser or lasers, which is formed to execute the steps of the method.

A method of controlling an eye surgical laser is disclosed for the separation of a volume body with predefined posterior and anterior interfaces from a human/animal cornea. The method including controlling the laser with a control device, the laser being configured to emit pulsed laser pulses in a predefined pattern into the cornea. The posterior and anterior interfaces of the volume body are defined by the predefined pattern and are generated by an interaction of the individual laser pulses with the cornea through photodisruption. The control device controls the laser beam such that both interfaces are generated via a continuous, uninterrupted sequence of laser pulses. A treatment device is disclosed with at least one eye surgical laser for the separation of a predefined corneal volume with predefined interfaces of a human/animal eye by photodisruption and with at least one control device for the laser(s).

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Aschaffenburg, Germany

Samuel Arba-Mosquera