An ophthalmic measurement
system with an
optical path compensation deflection mechanism includes an OCT
light source, a reference arm, a sample arm module, an
optical fiber coupler, a
detector, and the
optical path compensation deflection mechanism. The sample arm module contains an
optical path switching scanning device that can reflect the probe light to the posterior or anterior segment of the eye. The optical path compensation deflection mechanism includes a rotation mechanism and an optical path compensation deflection component. This mechanism can dynamically adjust the optical path, maintaining a constant optical path or
phase change between the A-scan and the posterior segment, simulating the
Doppler frequency shift effect without increasing hardware costs. The
system can avoid using loading frequency technology in the preview stage, reducing sampling requirements and lowering costs. A shallow probe depth is used during measurement for rapid alignment with the eye under test, improving accuracy. Rapid switching of scanning
modes allows for accurate measurement of
axial length, anterior chamber depth, and
lens thickness. This invention provides a cost-effective, easy-to-operate, and accurate ophthalmic OCT imaging solution that meets clinical diagnostic needs.