| TOMEY CORPORATION Patent applications |
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| 20090207376 | Apparatus for cross-sectional imaging of anterior ocular segment - An apparatus for cross-sectional imaging of an anterior ocular segment wherein a stationary cylindrical body disposed projecting out from a body of the apparatus, and an illuminating optical system and an imaging optical system are disposed within the cylindrical body with a front aperture of the cylindrical body as a common aperture thereof so as to be rotatable in unison about an eye-side optical axis of the illuminating optical system. At least one proximal direction reflecting mirror being disposed within an interior of the cylindrical body in proximity to the front aperture for reflecting scattered light by an examined eye on an optical axis of the imaging optical system to a direction proximate to an optical axis of the illuminating optical system. | 08-20-2009 |
| 20090149742 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR IMAGING ANTERIOR EYE PART BY OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHY - An optical coherence tomography (OCT) anterior eye part imaging apparatus includes a tomographic image obtaining unit obtaining a tomographic image of an anterior eye part of subject's eye in a depth direction by optical coherence tomography, an imaging unit imaging a frontal image of subject's eye, a display unit displaying the image of subject's eye, a corneal apex location detecting unit detecting a location of subject's eye, an alignment unit moving an apparatus body relative to the holder so that the location of corneal apex corresponds with a predetermined image obtaining location, a designating unit designating an area or a location where the tomographic image is obtained on subject's frontal image displayed on the display unit, and a scan line setting unit setting a scan line in the tomographic image obtaining unit on a straight line passing the corneal apex according to the designated area or location. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20080309872 | Ophthalmologic Instrument - The present invention provides an opthalmologic apparatus that can noninvasively measure the state of the lacrimal layer formed on the cornea surface and that can quantitatively measure the state of the lacrimal layer without utilizing a reflection image from the retina. | 12-18-2008 |
