System and Method for Laser Generated Corneal and Crystalline Lens Incisions using a Variable F/# Optical System with Aspheric Contact Interface to the Cornea or Rotating and Adaptive Optics
Abstract
A laser system including a laser source that generates a laser beam and an optical switch that receives the laser beam and selectively sends the laser beam to either a fast path or a slow path, wherein in the fast path the laser beam has a first F/# and in the slow path the laser beam has a second F/# that is higher in value that of the first F/#. The laser system further including an afocal optical system that is in the slow path and receives the laser beam from the optical switch and an x-y scanner that receives either a first laser beam from the slow path or a second laser beam from the fast path. The laser system including a scan lens system that receives a scanning laser beam from the x-y scanner and performs a z-scan for the scanning laser beam only in the case wherein the scanning laser beam is generated from the laser beam in the fast path. The laser system further including an aspheric patient interface device that receives a laser beam from the scan lens system.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 77 . (canceled)
78 . A rotating optical system, comprising:
a housing that rotates about an axis of rotation, wherein said housing comprises a window to receive a laser beam; a translating stage that is present within said housing and translates relative to said housing, said translating stage comprising a lens; an optical system for directing said laser beam from said window to said lens, wherein said lens directs said laser beam to a focal point exterior of said housing.
79 . An adaptive optic comprising:
a beam splitting device comprising: an input side for receiving light; and an output side for transmitting light; and a deformable mirror that receives said received light from said input side and directs said received light to said output side.
80 . The adaptive optic of claim 79 , wherein said beam splitting device comprises a polarization beam splitter cube.
81 . The adaptive optic of claim 80 , further comprising a quarter wave plate that receives said received light from said input side and directs said received light to said deformable mirror.Cited by (0)
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