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Methods and systems to provide excluded defined zones for increasing accommodative amplitude
10213340 · 2019-02-26 · ·

Systems and methods for increasing the amplitude of accommodation of an eye, changing the refractive power of lens material of a natural crystalline lens of the eye, and addressing presbyopia are is provided. Generally, there are provided methods and systems for delivering a laser beam to a lens of an eye in a plurality of laser shots, which are in precise and predetermined patterns results in the weakening of the lens material.

Presbyopia correction through negative spherical aberration
10213102 · 2019-02-26 · ·

Devices, systems, and methods for treating and/or determining appropriate prescriptions for one or both eyes of a patient are particularly well-suited for addressing presbyopia, often in combination with concurrent treatments of other vision defects. High-order spherical aberration may be imposed in one or both of a patient's eyes, often as a controlled amount of negative spherical aberration extending across a pupil. A desired presbyopia-mitigating quantity of high-order spherical aberration may be defined by one or more spherical Zernike coefficients, which may be combined with Zernike coefficients generated from a wavefront aberrometer. The resulting prescription can be imposed using refractive surgical techniques such as laser eye surgery, using intraocular lenses and other implanted structures, using contact lenses, using temporary or permanent corneal reshaping techniques, and/or the like.

ONE-CARD PRESBYOPIA SYSTEMS AND RELATED METHODS

Methods and systems for correcting presbyopia using a surgical excimer laser include activating the laser once and transmitting a pre-defined three dimensional ablation profile to treat presbyopia based on the single activating step.

METHODS AND SYSTEMS TO PROVIDE EXCLUDED DEFINED ZONES FOR INCREASING ACCOMMODATIVE AMPLITUDE
20240325200 · 2024-10-03 · ·

Systems and methods for increasing the amplitude of accommodation of an eye, changing the refractive power of lens material of a natural crystalline lens of the eye, and addressing presbyopia are is provided. Generally, there are provided methods and systems for delivering a laser beam to a lens of an eye in a plurality of laser shots, which are in precise and predetermined patterns results in the weakening of the lens material.

ZONE EXTENSION SYSTEMS AND METHODS
20170156584 · 2017-06-08 ·

Wavefront measurements of eyes are often taken when the pupil is in a first configuration in an evaluation context. The results can be represented by a set of basis function coefficients. Prescriptive treatments are often applied in a treatment context, which is different from the evaluation context. Hence, the patient pupil can be in a different, second configuration, during treatment. Systems and methods are provided for determining a transformed set of basis function coefficients, based on a difference between the first and second configurations, which can be used to establish the vision treatment.

PROCESSES AND APPARATUS FOR PREVENTING, DELAYING OR AMELIORATING ONE OR MORE SYMPTOMS OF PRESBYOPIA
20170143543 · 2017-05-25 ·

The present invention generally relates to an apparatus and processes for preventing, delaying or ameliorating presbyopia. More particularly, the present invention relates to processes and apparatus for ablating cells in the transitional zone of the crystalline lens of the eye so that onset or progression of presbyopia or one or more symptoms is delayed or prevented.

Zone extension systems and methods
09658468 · 2017-05-23 · ·

Wavefront measurements of eyes are often taken when the pupil is in a first configuration in an evaluation context. The results can be represented by a set of basis function coefficients. Prescriptive treatments are often applied in a treatment context, which is different from the evaluation context. Hence, the patient pupil can be in a different, second configuration, during treatment. Systems and methods are provided for determining a transformed set of basis function coefficients, based on a difference between the first and second configurations, which can be used to establish the vision treatment.

Ablation systems and methods for treating presbyopia

According to certain embodiments, an ophthalmic surgical system for treating presbyopia comprises controllable components and a computer. The controllable components comprise a light source that generates a light beam and a scanner that directs a focal point of the light beam. The computer determines an ablation profile to remove tissue from a central region and a peripheral region of a cornea of a first eye of a pair of eyes. The ablation profile is designed to remove tissue from the central region to yield a protrusion to provide for near-vision, and to remove tissue from the peripheral region to correct to emmetropia.

Radiation dosimetry systems and methods

In some examples, a laser-based ophthalmological surgical system (hereinafter system) includes a therapeutic radiation source configured to emit therapeutic radiation with a first wavelength. The system may also include a probe radiation source configured to emit probe radiation with a second wavelength different than the first wavelength. The system may also include one or more optical elements configured to direct the therapeutic radiation and the probe radiation into an eye of a patient and to collect reflected probe radiation from the eye of the patient. The reflected probe radiation may be indicative of an amount of therapeutic radiation exposure of the eye of the patient. The system may also include a photodetector configured to receive the reflected probe radiation from the one or more optical elements and to generate a photocurrent indicative of the amount of therapeutic radiation exposure of the eye of the patient.

Ablatable corneal inlay for correction of refractive errors and/or presbyopia
12383393 · 2025-08-12 ·

An ablatable corneal inlay for correction of refractive errors and/or presbyopia, and a method of correcting refractive errors and presbyopia in an eye of a patient using an ablatable corneal inlay is disclosed herein.