Non-invasive imaging of retinal function
A retinal and functional technology, applied in the field of non-invasive imaging systems, can solve the problem of failing to reveal functional retinal signals
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[0019] In Fig. 1 there is an external stimulus illuminator 2, which may be constituted by a computer monitor or any other image display device for controllably displaying visual objects. The shutter 4 can also be arranged in the optical path between the illuminator 2 and the retina 6 of the patient's eye. The display of the illuminator 2 is controlled by relative duration, timing, wavelength, pattern or intensity. In order to control the wavelength of light more precisely, an optical wavelength filter 8 can be placed between the stimulus image and the eye. The image enters the retina 6 via a partial mirror 10 situated between the eye and an (ophthalmic) imaging optics 12 . At the same time, this external stimulus irradiation can be brought to the retina 6 by the imaging optical system 12 itself. Obviously, other external stimulus illumination devices can produce functional retinal imaging, including those using image...
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