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ICT – ICT – Intraoperative Corneal TopographyIntraoperative Corneal Topographyfor image registration purposesfor image registration purposes

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Model eye

6mm optical zone

8mm cornealradius

6mm pupil, 4mm below apex

5mm to rotation axis

12mm radiusbulbus

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Tilted eye

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Motivation

Aberrometer

Ablation pattern

Tilted eye

1st wrong pattern

TreatmentDiagnosis

Ablation pattern

Tilted eye

2nd wrong pattern

Eyetracker

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Solution

Registration in 3d space

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Requirement

3d objects

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Height map pre ablation*

*Difference to 8.4mm sphereRange 100µm

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Height map post ablation*

*Difference to 8.7mm sphereRange 100µm

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Fine registration: Iterative Closest Point

Find corresponding 3d points (via Hough tables)Minimize their distance

Distance Minimization:1. Levenberg-Marquardt

for fast convergence2. Simmulated annealing

to overcome local minima

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Registration points area

Detected flap edge

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Difference map after registration

7.5mm circleRange 105µm

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Line scans

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100mm sphere

Dimensions in mm

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3d Flap thickness

9.5mm circleRange 290µm

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Line scans

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Dimensions in mm

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Next steps

Rigid incorporation into a laser system

Extended clinical trials

Stand alone device

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Centered cornea

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0.5mm lateral shift

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Corresponding tilt

0.22mm decentration

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Linear function*

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*8mm corneal radius, 4mm apex/pupil, 13mm apex/rotation axis

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Andreas DankertAndreas Dankert

Hendrik FuchsHendrik Fuchs

Saso SpasovskiSaso Spasovski

Coworkers at BioShape

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Thank you.Thank you.

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