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17 May 1996 Hybrid tracking and control system for computer-aided retinal surgery
R. Daniel Ferguson, Cameron H. G. Wright, Henry Grady Rylander III, Ashley J. Welch, Steven F. Barrett
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Abstract
We describe initial experimental results of a new hybrid digital and analog design for retinal tracking and laser beam control. Initial results demonstrate tracking rates which exceed the equivalent of 50 degrees per second in the eye, with automatic lesion pattern creation and robust loss of lock detection. Robotically assisted laser surgery to treat conditions such as diabetic retinopathy, macular degeneration, and retinal tears can now be realized under clinical conditions with requisite safety using standard video hardware and inexpensive optical components.
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R. Daniel Ferguson, Cameron H. G. Wright, Henry Grady Rylander III, Ashley J. Welch, and Steven F. Barrett "Hybrid tracking and control system for computer-aided retinal surgery", Proc. SPIE 2673, Ophthalmic Technologies VI, (17 May 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.240077
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KEYWORDS
Eye

Analog electronics

Retina

Reflectometry

Computing systems

Automatic tracking

Blood vessels

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