Combined anterior segment OCT and wavefront-based autorefractor using a shared beam

  • Ruggeri M
  • Belloni G
  • Chang Y
  • et al.
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Abstract

We have combined an anterior segment (AS) optical coherence tomography (OCT) system and a wavefront-based aberrometer with an approach that senses ocular wavefront aberrations using the OCT beam. Temporal interlacing of the OCT and aberrometer channels allows for OCT images and refractive error measurements to be acquired continuously and in real-time. The system measures refractive error with accuracy and precision comparable to that of clinical autorefractors. The proposed approach provides a compact modular design that is suitable for integrating OCT and wavefront-based autorefraction within the optical head of the ophthalmic surgical microscope for guiding cataract surgery or table-top devices for simultaneous autorefraction and ocular biometry.

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Ruggeri, M., Belloni, G., Chang, Y.-C., Durkee, H., Masetti, E., Cabot, F., … Manns, F. (2021). Combined anterior segment OCT and wavefront-based autorefractor using a shared beam. Biomedical Optics Express, 12(11), 6746. https://doi.org/10.1364/boe.435127

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