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US Patent 9603744 Adaptable patient interface

Patent 9603744 was granted and assigned to Technolas Perfect Vision GmbH on March, 2017 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Patent Applicant
Technolas Perfect Vision GmbH
Technolas Perfect Vision GmbH
Current Assignee
Technolas Perfect Vision GmbH
Technolas Perfect Vision GmbH
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
9603744
Patent Inventor Names
Markus Hailmann0
Gwillem Mosedale0
Florian Dambacher0
Frieder Loesel0
Date of Patent
March 28, 2017
Patent Application Number
13796047
Date Filed
March 12, 2013
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 12115105 Non-invasive and minimally invasive laser surgery for the reduction of intraocular pressure in the eye
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US Patent 11654053 Surgical system and procedure for precise intraocular pressure reduction
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US Patent 11666483 System and method for angled optical access to the irido-corneal angle of the eye
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US Patent 11969211 Alignment and diagnostic device and methods for imaging and surgery at the irido-corneal angle of the eye
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US Patent 11986424 Method, system, and apparatus for imaging and surgical scanning of the irido-corneal angle for laser surgery of glaucoma
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US Patent 12002567 System and method for laser treatment of ocular tissue based on patient biometric data and apparatus and method for determining laser energy based on an anatomical model
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US Patent 12016799 Integrated surgical system and method for treatment in the irido-corneal angle of the eye
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Ellen C Hammond
Patent abstract

Systems and methods are described for stabilizing an eye for an ocular laser procedure while minimizing corneal distortions which can adversely affect a surgical laser beam. For the systems, a patient interface includes a contact element for stabilizing the eye and establishing a conformal interface with the anterior surface of the cornea. More specifically, devices are disclosed which overlay both a central corneal region and a peripheral corneal region. In some embodiments, a first material is used in the contact element to overlay the central corneal region and a second material is used in the contact element to overlay the peripheral corneal region. Typically, the first and second materials differ in terms of hardness and deformability. In another embodiment disclosed herein, a contact element having a viscoelastic material for stabilizing an eye for a laser procedure is described.

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