Integrating suction components eliminates multi-step docking errors while applanation plate coatings ensure precise corneal measurement.
Optical measurement replaces preoperative estimates to resolve effective lens position precision limits.
Simultaneous dual-surface processing eliminates vertical optics movement, resolving the contradiction between cutting precision and speed.
A manually adjustable mechanism extends or retracts the distal laser fiber tip to resolve the contradiction between surgical precision and device complexity.
A laser ablation pattern derived from corneal topography and epithelial thickness data corrects anterior surface irregularities.
An achromatic optical system corrects chromatic aberration in laser-operated light sources, ensuring homogeneous light distribution and high yield.
A self-supporting light guide extends within a cavity to deliver laser treatment.
A planning device generates laser control data to form corneal incision surfaces for refractive correction.
A beam deflection device spatially offsets a laser beam using a dispersive element to generate rotation patterns.
Dichroic mirrors reflect light beams to achieve uniform beam diameter and coupling efficiency for multi-wavelength ophthalmic illumination.