Surgery – Truss – Pad
Patent
1993-11-09
1995-06-27
Cohen, Lee S.
Surgery
Truss
Pad
1286531, 128645, 128664, 128665, 607 89, A61B 500
Patent
active
054270952
ABSTRACT:
A method and an apparatus are disclosed for using quasielastic light scattering to determine the degree of cataractogenesis of a lens in vivo. By collecting and analyzing light scattered from the lens, it is possible, using the temporal autocorrelation function, to produce a signature of cataractogenesis, accounting for scattering due to substantially immobile scatterers. The component of the temporal autocorrelation function representing the effect of the substantially immobile scatterers is expressed as a function of the measurement delay time. The components of the cataractogenesis can also be detected by comparing the values of the components of the signature of cataractogenesis to frequency distribution of the components taken from populations or by detecting changes in the values of the components of the signature of cataractogenesis as a function of time.
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Benedek George B.
Hayden Douglas L.
Thurston George M.
Caster Brian L.
Cohen Lee S.
Oculon Corporation Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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