OPHTHALMIC LASER TREATMENT APPARATUS AND TREATMENT LASER LIGHT IRRADIATION UNIT
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Applicant
NIDEK CO.,LTD.
Inventor
Takahiko NAKANO; Tomoki NISHIMURA; Joji SASAKI
IPC Classification
CPC Classification
An ophthalmic laser treatment apparatus includes a laser treatment apparatus main body that irradiates a first treatment laser light onto a patient's eye via an objective lens; a treatment laser light irradiation unit mounted above the objective lens on the laser treatment apparatus main body. The treatment laser light irradiation unit irradiates a second treatment laser light, different from the first treatment laser light, onto the patient's eye via a final mirror disposed at a predetermined irradiation position in front of the objective lens. The ophthalmic laser treatment apparatus further includes a movement mechanism that moves the final mirror between the irradiation position and a predetermined retracted position outside an optical path of the first treatment laser light. The movement mechanism laterally moves the final mirror from the irradiation position to the retracted position relative to the objective lens.
Original (Chinese)
An ophthalmic laser treatment apparatus includes a laser treatment apparatus main body that irradiates a first treatment laser light onto a patient's eye via an objective lens; a treatment laser light irradiation unit mounted above the objective lens on the laser treatment apparatus main body. The treatment laser light irradiation unit irradiates a second treatment laser light, different from the first treatment laser light, onto the patient's eye via a final mirror disposed at a predetermined irradiation position in front of the objective lens. The ophthalmic laser treatment apparatus further includes a movement mechanism that moves the final mirror between the irradiation position and a predetermined retracted position outside an optical path of the first treatment laser light. The movement mechanism laterally moves the final mirror from the irradiation position to the retracted position relative to the objective lens.
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