Method and apparatus for measuring retinal blood flow

Optics: measuring and testing – Velocity or velocity/height measuring – With light detector

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351 16, 356 39, 128691, 128745, G01B 1126

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ABSTRACT:
Blood flow in retinal blood vessels is measured by directing laser radiation along an optical path into the eye and onto a blood vessel. Laser radiation reflected off moving blood corpuscles is directed back along the optical path and into a detector. This reflected laser radiation is mixed with a proportion of the original laser signal to determine the doppler shift produced by the moving blood corpuscles and hence blood velocity.

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