Intraoperative OCT navigation method, system, and ophthalmic surgical microscope for ophthalmic surgical microscopes

The implementation of three-dimensional OCT navigation using a galvanometer scanner and signal processing improves the display quality and detail presentation in ophthalmic surgical microscopes, addressing the limitations of two-dimensional systems.

JP2026519401APending Publication Date: 2026-06-16TOWARDPI (BEIJING) MEDICAL TECH LTD

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
TOWARDPI (BEIJING) MEDICAL TECH LTD
Filing Date
2024-09-03
Publication Date
2026-06-16

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Technical Problem

Current intraoperative OCT navigation systems for ophthalmic surgical microscopes are limited to two-dimensional imaging, which fails to display image details and can lead to display leakage.

Method used

Implementing a method and system that acquires three-dimensional OCT original scan data using a galvanometer scanner, processes it to obtain a first A-scan signal, and displays a three-dimensional OCT image, enhancing the display effect by employing various scanning modes and signal processing techniques.

Benefits of technology

Enables real-time three-dimensional OCT navigation, improving the display quality and detail presentation during ophthalmic surgeries by reducing data transmission costs and enhancing image clarity and stability.

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Abstract

This disclosure provides an intraoperative OCT navigation method, system, and ophthalmic surgical microscope for use in ophthalmic surgical microscopes. The system comprises a galvanometer scanner (410) for acquiring original 3D OCT scanning data of the patient's eye; a signal processing device (420) for signal processing the acquired original 3D OCT scanning data and acquiring a first A-type scanning signal of the OCT image; and a display device (430) for displaying the 3D OCT image based on the first A-type scanning signal of the acquired OCT image. The ophthalmic surgical microscope (500) comprises the system.
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