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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 20, 2011
Filed:
Aug. 04, 2010
Peter Reimer, Ellwangen, DE;
Christoph Hauger, Aalen, DE;
Alfons Abele, Schwaebisch Gmuend, DE;
Markus Seesselberg, Aalen, DE;
Peter Reimer, Ellwangen, DE;
Christoph Hauger, Aalen, DE;
Alfons Abele, Schwaebisch Gmuend, DE;
Markus Seesselberg, Aalen, DE;
Carl Zeiss Surgical GmbH, Oberkochen, DE;
Abstract
An ophthalmic surgical microscope () has a microscope main objective () and a viewing beam path () which passes through the microscope main objective () for visualizing an object region. The ophthalmic surgical microscope () includes an OCT-system () for recording images of the object region (). The OCT-system () includes an OCT-scanning beam () which is guided via a scan mirror arrangement () to the object region (). An optic element () is provided between the scan mirror arrangement () and the microscope main objective (). This optic element () bundles the OCT-scanning radiation exiting from the scan mirror arrangement () and transfers the same into a beam path which passes through the microscope main objective (). Alternatively or in addition, the ophthalmic surgical microscope () includes an ophthalmoscopic magnifier lens () which can be pivoted into and out of the viewing beam path () and the OCT-scanning beam ().