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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 26, 2016
Filed:
Sep. 29, 2010
Christoph Russmann, Jena, DE;
Martin Hacker, Jena, DE;
Manfred Dick, Jena, DE;
Ingrid Hilger, Jena, DE;
Werner A. Kaiser, Jena, DE;
Christoph Russmann, Jena, DE;
Martin Hacker, Jena, DE;
Manfred Dick, Jena, DE;
Ingrid Hilger, Jena, DE;
Werner A. Kaiser, Jena, DE;
Carl Zeiss Meditec AG, Jena, DE;
Abstract
A method and devices for detecting deposits, in particular amyloid plaques, in the eye, in particular in the human eye. The subject is an optical method for detecting deposits, in particular β-amyloid, in the retina, which is locally resolved and wherein the local resolution is better than the layer thickness of individual layers of the retina. The invention includes a device for optically detecting β-amyloid in the retina, which generates a locally resolved image of the retina and wherein the local resolution is better than the layer thickness of individual layers of the retina.
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