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Bausch-lomb Incorporated

Miro Gmbh

Thomas Neuhann

Gerhard Youssefi

Kristian Hohla

Roland Toennies

Herbert Von Wallfeld

Norbert Heske

Jorg Hassel

Wolfgang G Mueller-Lierheim

Jörg M Hassel

Wolfgang GK Müller-Lierheim

An eye implant with an optical implant region for correcting an imaging error of the eye. Biometrically determined data of optically effective components located in front of the retina of the eye is obtained through wave front measurement. The optical implant region is adjusted, based on the biometrically determined data, for a monofocal vision with a visual acuity of at least 0.7 (70%) within a field of focus depth of at least 2 diopters.

Eye implant and method for manufacturing same

A system and method are provided in which an iris or eye image is taken during a refractive diagnostic analysis. The image is employed for aligning data from the analysis with data from other refractive analysis instruments, as well as aligning a refractive surgical tool, such as a laser, with the eye for treatment. Further, the stored iris image is compared with the patient's iris before treatment, verifying that the correct eye is to be treated with a developed treatment pattern. A variety of refractive instruments can be used, such as corneal topography systems and wavefront aberration systems.

Iris recognition and tracking for optical treatment

A method and a device for detecting the spatial position of the optical axis of the eye of a human or animal subject and for centering a reference system in relation to the optical axis are described, having at least one light source emitting a parallel light beam bundle, a positioning region for the subject provided opposite the light source, means for relative position orientation of the parallel light beam bundle in relation to the eye of the subject, and at least one detector unit for detecting reflection events caused in and on the eye by the parallel light beam bundle. The present invention generates control signals on the basis of the scattering and reflection events detected by the detector unit, by which the means for relative position orientation are activated, the control signals being generated in such a way that at least one reflection event and at least one scattered light event are to be brought into congruency in relation to the propagation direction of the parallel light beam bundle.

Device and method for detecting the spatial position of the optical axis of an eye and for centering a reference system relation to the optical axis

A device is disclosed for selectively improving and/or permanently ensuring the permeability for ocular aqueous humour through the trabecular formations into Schlemm's canal. A small tubular element is provided, whose wall material encloses a hollow duct that presents an open configuration on both ends along the longitudinal extension of the hollow duct, so that the size and the shape of the small tubular element correspond approximately to the internal contour of Schlemm's canal, and the wall material as well as the wall thickness are so selected that upon introduction into Schlemm's canal the small tubular element keeps the canal open and dilates adjacent trabecular formations.

Device for improving in a targeted manner and/or permanently ensuring the ability of the aqueous humor to pass through the trabecular meshwork

A method for determining data for adapting a reflective surface to a desired surface, includes the steps of determining spatial co-ordinates of a multiple number of points of a surface and entering the determined spatial co-ordinates into a computer as a data record. Recorded in the computer are then shape and/or position of a desired surface, with the shape and/or position of the desired surface being variable. The computer calculates for the multiple number of points on the surface the spacing to the desired surface. The spatial co-ordinates and spacings of the multiple number of points are then outputted as a data record for adjusting the surface. By simulating the treatment process on the computer in advance, it is possible to select the optimal treatment process and to eliminate regional unevenness on the cornea.

Method for determining data for treating a surface

Device for dilating and restoring the lacrimal duct in the human eye

In this method, the refraction performance is either measured along the path of rays (,) for a multitude of ray paths which are distributed across a surface, each path originating from one point (P), or is given based on empirically established values. Afterwards the distances of the incident rays between the surfaces intersected by the path of rays are measured along the path or are given based on empirically established values, and the required shape of at least one surface intersected by the paths of rays is calculated based on those values so that the paths of rays intersect in one point as accurately as possible. Based on the values derived in this way optical fittings (,) can be calculated which can be placed on the cornea surface (,), inserted into the inner cornea, attached to the anterior section (,) of the eye and inserted into the inner part of the eye in order to simulate arithmetically all measures that change the refraction power of the eye before the measure is actually implemented. As an example a device for the manufacture of an artificial lens (,) is described.

Method for determining a required shape for at least one surface of an artificial or natural part of an eye which is intersected by a path of rays through the pupil of the eye, and device for the manufacture of an artificial lens

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Müchen, Germany

Thomas Neuhann