A retinal imaging system includes an image sensor for acquiring a retinal image and an illuminator for illuminating a retina to acquire the retinal image. The illuminator surrounds an aperture through which an image path for the retinal image passes before reaching the image sensor. Illumination sources surround the aperture.

A method of screening a pupil of a subject to determine whether the pupil reflex resembles a canonical pupil reflex is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of stimulating the pupil with a stimulus source, such as a pupilometer and determining whether one of various pupillary response conditions is met.

A system for visualization of eye anatomy includes at least one camera having a view vector along a first axis when in a first position, a housing to which the camera is coupled, wherein the housing engages the head of a patient such that the camera is positioned adjacent a patient's eye, and an actuator that moves the camera from the first position to a second position with a view vector along a second axis that is offset from the first axis. A method of visualization of eye anatomy includes engaging a patient's head with a housing, positioning at least one camera coupled to the housing adjacent an eye, wherein the camera has a view vector along a first axis when in a first position, and moving the camera to a second position with a view vector along a second axis offset from the first axis.

Disclosed is a patient interface for affixment on onto a patient eye, said patient interface including: a negative-pressure cavity designed for fluidic coupling to the patient eye; a first negative pressure interface with a first negative pressure aperture for fluidically coupling the negative-pressure cavity to a negative-pressure device to charge the negative pressure cavity with a negative pressure; a second negative pressure interface with a second negative pressure aperture for fluidically coupling the negative-pressure cavity to the negative-pressure device to charge the negative cavity with a negative pressure;
wherein the first negative pressure aperture and the second negative pressure aperture are arranged in a wall of the negative pressure cavity separate from and in close vicinity to each other.

A method and apparatus is provided for providing a barrier for a user of an optical assembly. The optical assembly includes headgear and an optic within a housing. The apparatus includes the barrier including a protective shield defining an opening. The apparatus also includes a mounting fixture configured to attach the protective shield to the optical assembly such that the opening is aligned with an optical axis of the optic to provide an unobstructed path for light to the optic through the opening. The apparatus also includes an adaptive coupling positioned in a gap between the protective shield and the housing and configured to engage the protective shield adjacent the opening to form an airtight seal in the gap between the protective shield and the housing. A method is also provided for installing the apparatus to the optical assembly.

An ophthalmic apparatus for examining an examinee's eye, comprising a face support member to support an examinee's face, a human detection member to detect whether or not the face is supported by the face support member, a notification member to give an announcement to an examinee or an examiner, and a control member to control the notification member based on a detection result of the human detection member.

There is a need for robust and portable system, and apparatus for ophthalmology. We propose use of foldable ophthalmic system. Our system will have a chin-rest (or face-rest or forehead rest) that can be folded so that the ocular device could be transported in a brief-case type casing. Our system can be used for many modalities including optical coherence tomography.

A device and a method for fixing a relative geometric position of an eye with respect to an ophthalmological diagnosis and/or therapy system. A device having a container with upper edge designed to produce a mechanically fixed connection between the container and the ophthalmological diagnosis and/or therapy system, and a lower edge which can be placed with a form fit onto the eye, and a clamping mechanism for producing a force-fit connection of the container to the eye, wherein the clamping mechanism has a movable connection to the container is a fixed rotation point or a fixed rotation axis in a jacket area of the container, and by a corresponding method.

An eye imaging system can include a head-wearable eye imager positioning helmet with an outer shell and a conformable liner that can include head location fiducials defining a specified plane. An attached articulating eye imager fixture can include an eye imager positioning indication system to indicate a position of the eye imager with respect to an eye of the patient for acquiring one or more images at the indicated position such that images recorded over a chronic period of time are assessable using the position information. The articulating eye imager fixture can include an articulating arm and an eye imager mount. The system can assist the patient with helmet positioning, and can automatically position a fundus camera or other eye imager for accurate image capture and analysis, such as using a trained machine learning model for patient evaluation, monitoring, or diagnosis.

Examination of the structure and function of blood vessels is an important means of monitoring the health of a subject. Such examination can be important for disease diagnoses, monitoring specific physiologies over the short- or long-term, and scientific research. This disclosure describes technology and various embodiments of a system and method for imaging blood vessels and the intra-vessel blood flow, using at least laser speckle contrast imaging, with high speed so as to provide a rapid estimate of vessel-related or blood flow-related parameters.