Light & Engineering 30 (6)

Volume 30
Date of publication 12/19/2022
Pages 33–36

Development of an Ophthalmological Video System for a Stereomicroscope for Vitreoretinal Operations L&E, Vol.30, No.6, 2022

Articles authors:

Alexandra E. Gavlina, Vladislav I. Batshev, Alexei S. Veselov, Ivan A. Balandin

Alexandra E. Gavlina, engineer. In 2017, she graduated from N.E. Baumann MSTU. At present, she is junior research scientist of STC UI RAS. Her research interests: interferometry and instrument engineering

Vladislav I. Batshev, Ph. D. of Technical Sciences. In 2007, he graduated from N.E. Bauman MSTU. At present, he is senior scientist of STC UI RAS, Associate Professor of Bauman MSTU. His research interests: design of optical systems, acousto-optic instrument engineering

Alexei S. Veselov, graduated from Technical College No.151 in 1993. At present, he is post-graduate student of STC UI RAS. His research interests: medical engineering, acousto-optics, instrument engineering

Ivan A. Balandin,engineer. In 2021, he graduated from N.E. Bauman MSTU. At present he is postgraduate student of STC UI RAS. His research interests: acousto-optic spectroscopy

Abstract:

The article discusses the problem of high-quality reproduction of stereomicroscopic images on PC screens in low-light conditions of an operating field during vitreoretinal operations. The ophthalmological video system developed in the form of a module connected to one path of a classic-type stereomicroscope is presented and requirements to it are substantiated. To meet them, an original lens was developed. Characteristics of the video system are described.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.33383/2022-072

Article in RUS:
Svetotekhnika # 5, 2022, pp. 28–30

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