WO2006121066A1 - 眼科レーザー治療用器具 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument which is an instrument used in ophthalmic laser treatment using laser light, particularly laser iridotomy surgery.
- a corneal contact-type eyepiece is used, and laser treatment power exerts a therapeutic effect by passing through the eyepiece and cornea and entering the eye To do.
- a typical eyepiece for laser treatment is an eyepiece for iridotomy (for example, Patent Document 1).
- This eyepiece lens is installed in a holder that holds the lens while preventing the incidence of light from the external force when the laser beam incident side and the laser beam exit side, that is, the lens in contact with the eyeball are prevented.
- the laser light can be focused on the iris when the eyepiece is brought into contact with the eyeball and laser light is incident.
- the light energy density is high, and by using the thermal effect caused by the light energy, the iris can be opened and a hole can be made in the iris.
- the iris incision surgery using laser light utilizes the thermal effect that is a biological action of laser light, and the iris is incised by repeatedly irradiating the iris with laser light.
- the cornea is heated by the passage of the laser beam through the cornea, and the iris and aqueous humor are heated by the thermal effect caused by the high-density light energy of the laser light that has landed on the iris.
- Complications such as ocular hypertension and blistering keratosis are often caused by this heating, and complications are more likely to occur due to corneal edema, particularly during acute glaucoma attacks.
- conventional eyepieces for laser treatment have a structure in which the lens and the eyeball are in contact with each other, and heat accumulated in the eyeball is prevented from being dissipated through the cornea.
- it is necessary to reduce the laser intensity. Often there is a problem of not being able to get a good therapeutic effect!
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 63-29639
- the present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and is intended to enhance the therapeutic effect by irradiating laser light with a stronger laser intensity while preventing complications caused by heating of the eyeball.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument that can cool an eyeball and irradiate a laser beam while reducing corneal edema. Means for solving the problem
- the instrument for ophthalmic laser treatment according to claim 1 includes a light transmissive member for guiding laser light to the eyeball, and a spacer for forming a predetermined space between the eyeball and the light transmissive member.
- the eyeball is cooled by the fluid supplied to the space being in direct contact with the eyeball. According to this, since the eyeball is cooled while the fluid is in direct contact with the eyeball, the eyeball can be efficiently cooled, and laser treatment while cooling is possible. Further, by adding a component such as a drug to the fluid, laser treatment can be performed and the necessary drug can be directly applied to the eyeball.
- the spacer is removable from the light transmitting member.
- a space can be formed between the eyeball and the light transmitting member by the spacer as needed for eyeball cooling.
- the separation of the spacers makes it possible to use only the spacers once or for every single use, ensuring good maintenance and quality, and cleanliness as a medical device. Obtainable.
- the instrument for ophthalmic laser treatment according to claim 3 is in contact with the eyeball and emits laser light to the eye.
- a flow path that includes a light transmission member that leads to the sphere and that is supplied with a fluid for cooling the light transmission member is provided apart from the eyeball.
- the eyeball is cooled through the light transmission member that contacts the eyeball cooled by the fluid. Therefore, the eyeball is cooled without the fluid being in direct contact with the eyeball. For this reason, the eyeball can be cooled without being affected by the components of the fluid or the water flow.
- the flow path is provided inside the light transmitting member.
- the light transmission member can be efficiently cooled by the internal force of the light transmission member by the fluid.
- the instrument for ophthalmic laser treatment according to claim 5 includes a transparent partition that forms a space between the light transmitting member and the laser oscillator that oscillates the laser beam.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument includes a transparent body provided on the side opposite to the eyeball of the light transmitting member, and a spacer that forms a space between the light transmitting member and the transparent body.
- the flow path is provided between the light transmission member and the transparent body.
- the fluid flows on the surface opposite to the eyeball side of the light transmitting member that contacts the eyeball and cools the light transmitting member, if the hollow portion is provided inside the light transmitting member, the processing is not performed. Can be cooled sufficiently.
- the light transmission member is formed of a flexible elastic film.
- the light transmissive member can be flexibly attached to the eyeball, and the risk of eye damage due to breakage of the light transmissive member in contact with the eyeball can be reduced.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument includes fluid supply means for supplying fluid and control means for controlling the operation of the fluid supply means, and the control means adjusts the flow rate of the fluid to adjust the light flow. Control is performed so that the shape of the transmissive member substantially matches the shape corresponding to the shape of the eyeball.
- the corneal contact septum that does not apply a large load force to the eyeball comes into close contact with the eyeball.
- the instrument for ophthalmic laser treatment according to claim 9 includes a transparent partition that forms a space between a transparent body and a laser oscillator that oscillates laser light.
- the spacer is detachable with the transparent physical strength together with the light transmitting member.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument comprising: a fluid cooling means for cooling the fluid;
- Control means for controlling the operation of the fluid cooling means, and the control means controls the temperature of the fluid so as to substantially match the target temperature.
- the instrument for ophthalmic laser treatment according to claim 12 includes a light transmissive member that abuts on an eyeball and transmits laser light, and a Peltier element assembled to the light transmissive member, and the Peltier element includes a light transmissive member. By cooling, the eyeball is cooled.
- the light transmission member can be easily cooled without using a fluid. Because it is cooling by a thermoelectric element, unlike when using a fluid, there is no vibration when the fluid flows. In addition, precise temperature control with good temperature responsiveness can be performed.
- a storage chamber for storing a fluid is provided inside the light transmission member, and the Peltier element cools the light transmission member and the fluid in the storage chamber. According to this, as compared with the case where the light transmitting member itself is cooled by the Peltier element, the entire light transmitting member can be uniformly cooled by the convection of the fluid. In addition, since it is configured to store, there is no need for a flow path for supplying a fluid necessary for passing a fluid through the light transmitting member, and a flow path for discharging the fluid, which is a simple configuration.
- the instrument for ophthalmic laser treatment according to claim 14 includes a transparent partition wall that forms a space between the light transmitting member and the laser oscillator that oscillates the laser beam.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument according to claim 15, wherein the light transmitting member is a lens that collects the laser light and focuses the laser light on the eyeball.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument wherein the laser beam incident on the light transmitting member is refracted or reflected to focus on an arbitrary position of the eyeball. It comprises. This makes it possible to focus the laser beam on various locations of the eyeball and increase the density of the laser beam.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument (Example 1).
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument (modified example of Example 1).
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument (Example 2).
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument (modified example of Example 3).
- FIG. 6 is a view of an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument as viewed from the laser transmitter side (modified example of Example 3).
- FIG. 7 is a perspective partial sectional view of an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument (Example 4).
- FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument (Example 5).
- FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument (Example 6).
- FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument (Example 7).
- FIG. 11 is a sectional view of an ophthalmic laser treatment instrument (Example 8).
- FIG. 12 (a) is a cross-sectional view of an ophthalmic laser treatment device, and (b) is a view of the ophthalmic laser treatment device as seen from the laser transmitter side (Example 9).
- Cooling container (light transmissive member)
- Cooling device (fluid cooling means)
- a predetermined amount is provided between the light transmitting member that guides the laser light to the eyeball, and the eyeball and the light transmitting member.
- a spacer for forming the space, and the fluid supplied to the space is in direct contact with the eyeball so that the eyeball during laser irradiation can be cooled.
- a light transmission member that contacts the eyeball and guides the laser light to the eyeball is provided, and a flow path for supplying a fluid for cooling the light transmission member is provided away from the eyeball, and the light transmission member is interposed therebetween. The eyeball during laser irradiation can be cooled.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic configuration of the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 in a state where it is applied to the eyeball 2.
- the vertical direction in the figure is the direction of gravity.
- the left side of the figure is the laser oscillator side
- the right side is the eyeball side
- the upper side is the parietal side
- the lower side is the chin side.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 includes a lens 3 that guides the laser light emitted from the laser oscillator to the eyeball 2, focuses it, and focuses the laser light on the eyeball 2, and a lens holder 4 that holds the lens 3. And a transparent partition wall 5 that forms an airtight space together with the lens 3.
- the lens 3 is a “light transmitting member” that guides the laser light to the eyeball 2.
- the lens 3 is formed in a disc shape with a transparent light-transmitting material, and the eyeball side surface (lens eyeball side surface 7) of the lens 3 has a concave spherical shape corresponding to the surface shape of the eyeball. .
- a convex portion 9 that protrudes toward the laser oscillator is provided on the surface (incident surface 8) of the lens 3 on the laser oscillator side.
- the convex portion 9 bends and collects the laser light, focuses on the iris, and increases the laser density in the iris.
- the lens holder 4 of the present embodiment has a cylindrical shape as a whole, has a holder tube portion 10 to which the lens 3 is airtightly fixed on the inner peripheral surface, and the lens 3 at the end on the laser oscillator side.
- a large cylindrical portion 11 having a diameter larger than the outer diameter of the cylindrical portion 11 is provided.
- a tapered cylindrical portion 12 having a large diameter is provided on the large diameter cylindrical portion side.
- the holder tube portion 10, the large diameter tube portion 11, and the tapered tube portion 12 are integrally formed of grease and form the lens holder 4.
- the lens 3 is fixed to the inner peripheral surface, and a predetermined space (cooling) is provided between the lens 3 and the eyeball 2 on the eyeball side with respect to the lens eyeball side surface 7 of the lens 3.
- a cooling chamber forming portion 14 (spacer) for forming the chamber 13) is provided.
- the lens holder 4 has an opening on the eyeball side of the cooling chamber forming portion 14, and the cooling chamber forming portion 14 is formed in a substantially skirt shape that spreads outward at the periphery of the opening on the eyeball side.
- a contact portion 15 that contacts 2 is provided.
- the cooling chamber forming portion 14 of the lens holder 4 plays a role of forming a cooling chamber 13 between the lens 3 and the eyeball 2 when the contact portion 15 is pressed against the eyeball 2.
- an inflow port 18, which is a hole into which fluid flows, is formed on the jaw side of the side surface of the cooling chamber forming portion 14, and the side surface on the top side of the cooling chamber forming portion 14.
- An outlet 19 which is a hole through which fluid is discharged is formed in the.
- the fluid is a hypertonic solution.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 of the present embodiment includes a fluid supply means and a control means for controlling the operation of the fluid supply means.
- the fluid supply means supplies a fluid to the cooling chamber 13 via a tank 20 force, which is a fluid supply source and is connected to the inlet 18, and is a pump 21.
- the pump 21 is a suction type and is connected to the outlet 19.
- the control means controls the operation of the pump 21 and is a known computer 22.
- the flow rate of the fluid flowing in the cooling chamber 13 is adjusted by controlling the suction flow rate of the pump 21.
- the temperature of the fluid in the tank 20 and the temperature of the fluid discharged from the outlet 19 are measured, and the suction flow rate of the pump 21 is controlled in accordance with the temperature rise.
- the partition wall 5 is formed of a transparent material, is disposed on the anti-eyeball side of the lens 3 so as to face the lens 3, and is airtight on the inner peripheral surface of the large-diameter cylindrical portion 11 of the lens holder 4. It is fixed.
- the partition wall 5 also has the force of two glass plates (first partition wall 5a and second partition wall 5b) arranged in parallel.
- the first partition 5a and the lens 3 form a first space 5c
- the second partition 5b and the first partition 5a form a second space 5d.
- the lens 3 held by the lens holder 4 is irradiated with laser.
- the hypertonic solution is intermittently supplied from the inlet 18.
- the hypertonic solution moves away from the eyeball 2 by flowing in the cooling chamber 13 while in contact with the eyeball 2, thereby removing heat generated in the eyeball 2 during laser irradiation.
- the suction speed of the pump 21 that supplies the fluid to the cooling chamber 13 is controlled to increase, and the flow rate of the fluid flowing through the cooling chamber 13 increases. In this way, laser treatment is performed while the eyeball 2 is cooled.
- the fluid is intermittently supplied from the inlet 18, and the fluid passes through the cooling chamber 13 in direct contact with the eyeball 2 to cool the eyeball 2. And discharged from the outlet 19.
- the eyeball 2 since the fluid cools while directly contacting the eyeball 2, the eyeball 2 can be efficiently cooled.
- the fluid since the fluid is in direct contact with the eyeball 2, if a component such as a drug is added to the fluid, the necessary drug can be administered directly to the eyeball 2 simultaneously with the cooling of the eyeball 2 during laser treatment. Become.
- the water in the eyeball 2 can be moved to the fluid side. This makes it possible to perform laser treatment while cooling the eyeball 2 while improving corneal edema that occurs during an acute glaucoma attack.
- the fluid is not limited to a hypertonic solution, and may be water or a solution to which a drug is added.
- the cooling chamber forming portion 14 has a fluid outlet 19 on the top of the head, that is, on the top in the antigravity direction. As a result, even when bubbles are generated in the fluid, the bubbles gather at the outlet and are smoothly discharged from the cooling chamber 13, and the bubbles do not remain in the cooling chamber 13. Therefore, laser treatment can be performed without obstructing the passage of the laser and the user's view by the bubbles.
- the pump 21 supplies the fluid to the cooling chamber 13 by a suction method, the internal pressure of the cooling chamber 13 becomes a negative pressure. As a result, the contact portion 15 is firmly fixed to the surface of the eyeball 2 and the fluid can be prevented from leaking.
- the negative pressure in the cooling chamber 13 causes the water in the cornea and the eyeball 2 to be drawn to the fluid side, thus improving the corneal edema that occurs during an acute glaucoma attack and cooling the eyeball 2 Laser treatment can be performed.
- the partition wall 5 is made of a transparent material, it does not interfere with the laser passage or the user's view.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1
- (b) is a cross-sectional view along the line A—A of (a). is there.
- the inlet 18 is provided in the circumferential tangent direction of the cooling chamber forming portion 14 surrounding the cooling chamber 13.
- the outlet 19 is also provided in the direction opposite to the inlet 18 in the circumferential tangent direction of the cooling chamber forming portion 14.
- the central portion of the cooling chamber 13 has a low pressure, and the amount of fluid leakage from the cooling chamber 13 that occurs when the fluid flows while in direct contact with the eyeball 2 can be reduced. Furthermore, since the water in the cornea and the eyeball 2 is drawn to the fluid side due to the low pressure in the center of the cooling chamber 13, the eyeball 2 is cooled while improving corneal edema that occurs during an acute glaucoma attack. It is possible to perform laser treatment.
- the configuration of the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 according to the second embodiment (corresponding to claim 2) will be described with reference to FIG. 3, focusing on the differences from the first embodiment.
- the cooling chamber forming portion 14 is a separate body, and the cooling chamber forming portion 14 is detachable from the lens 3.
- the independent cooling chamber forming part 14 is used once or every time it is used, it is advantageous in that good maintainability, quality maintenance, and cleanliness as a medical instrument can be obtained.
- the cooling chamber forming section 14 can be attached to an existing eyepiece that is widely used in the field of ophthalmic laser treatment, and versatility is expanded.
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic configuration of the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 in a state where it is applied to the eyeball 2.
- the vertical direction in the figure is the direction of gravity.
- the left side of the figure is the laser oscillator side
- the right side is the eyeball side
- the upper side is the parietal side
- the lower side is the chin side.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 includes a lens 3, a lens holder 4 that holds the lens 3, and a transparent partition wall 5 that forms an airtight space together with the lens 3.
- the lens 3 is in contact with the eyeball and guides the laser light to the eyeball 2 "light transmitting portion. Material ".
- the lens holder 4 of the third embodiment is different from the lens holder 4 of the first embodiment in that the holder tube portion 10 is closer to the eyeball side than the lens eyeball side surface 7 of the lens 3.
- the lens eyeball side surface 7 of the lens 3 fixed to the holder tube portion 10 is in contact with the eyeball 2 without having a portion corresponding to (see FIG. 1).
- the contact portion 15 is provided on the opening peripheral portion of the holder tube portion 10 on the eyeball side, and the surface of the contact portion 15 that contacts the eyeball 2 corresponds to the surface shape of the eyeball 2 together with the lens eyeball side surface 7. Concave spherical shape is formed.
- the internal flow path 30 includes a hollow chamber 31 provided in a cylindrical shape in the center of the lens 3, an inflow passage 32 communicating with the hollow chamber 31 provided on the jaw side of the hollow chamber 31, and the top of the hollow chamber 31. It comprises an outflow passage 33 communicating with a hollow chamber 31 provided.
- an inlet 18 that is a hole into which fluid flows is formed on the jaw side of the side surface of the holder cylinder portion 10, and a flow that is a hole through which fluid is discharged is formed on the side surface on the top side of the holder cylinder portion 10.
- An outlet 19 is formed.
- the inflow port 18 is in communication with the inflow passage 32, and the outflow port 18 is in communication with the outflow passage 33.
- the fluid is supplied from the inflow port 18 and is discharged from the outflow port 18 through the inflow passage 32, the hollow chamber 31, and the outflow passage 33.
- Laser iridotomy is performed using the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1.
- the lens 3 is irradiated with a laser beam and focused on the iris.
- the iris is then opened and a hole is made.
- fluid for example, cooling water
- the fluid passes through the laser, and the laser passes through the fluid and reaches the eyeball 2.
- the fluid flows in the internal flow path 30, and in the meantime, it takes heat from the lens 3 and cools it.
- the cooled lens 3 takes away heat generated in the eyeball 2 during laser irradiation. In this way, laser treatment is performed while the eyeball 2 is cooled.
- the lens 3 can be cooled by forming the internal flow path 30 inside the lens 3 and causing the fluid to flow through the internal flow path 30. By cooling the lens 3 in contact with the eyeball 2, the eyeball 2 can be cooled via the lens 3.
- the lens 3 Since the flow path is provided inside the lens 3, the lens 3 can be cooled efficiently with internal force.
- a convex portion 9a that protrudes into the hollow chamber 31 is provided below the convex portion 9 of the lens 3, and is formed like a biconvex lens together with the convex portion 9 provided on the incident surface. You may do this (see Figure 5).
- the internal flow path 30 has a hollow chamber 31 in which the inside of the center of the lens 3 is penetrated in a cylindrical shape.
- the inside of the lens 3 is shaped like a ring. It may also be formed through (see Fig. 6).
- the inside of the lens 3 is penetrated through to form a hollow chamber 31.
- the lens 3 has two plate-like shapes made of a transparent light-transmitting material in the shape of a plate.
- the hollow chamber 31 is formed by the dish-shaped part which is formed by joining two members with the dish-shaped part facing each other.
- the fluid when the internal flow path 30 is formed in a place where the fluid does not interfere with the force of the laser that transmits the laser, the fluid may not transmit the laser. Can be used.
- Example 4 The configuration of the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 of Example 4 (corresponding to claim 3) is the same as that of Example 2. The differences will be mainly described with reference to FIG.
- the contact state between the eyeball 2 and the lens 3 at the time of treatment is in accordance with Example 3 (see FIG. 4).
- this embodiment has an outer peripheral flow path 40 in which a fluid is supplied to the outer periphery of the lens 3 not inside the lens 3.
- Example 4 the circumferential groove 41 is provided over the entire circumference of the side surface of the lens 3.
- the opening of the peripheral groove 41 is blocked by the inner peripheral surface of the holder tube portion 10, whereby a ring-shaped outer peripheral flow path 40 is formed on the outer periphery of the lens 3.
- the side surface of the lens 3 and the inner peripheral surface of the holder cylinder portion 10 are joined in a liquid-tight manner.
- An inlet 18 that is a hole into which a fluid flows and an outlet 19 that is a hole through which the fluid is discharged are formed on the side surface of the holder cylinder portion 10.
- the lens 3 is irradiated with laser while the lens 3 is pressed against the eyeball 2.
- fluid is intermittently supplied from the inlet 18.
- the fluid flows in the outer peripheral flow path 40, while taking heat from the lens 3 and cooling.
- the cooled lens 3 takes away the heat generated in the eyeball 2 during laser irradiation. In this way, laser treatment is performed while the eyeball 2 is cooled.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 of Example 4 by forming the outer peripheral flow path 40 on the outer periphery of the lens 3, it is possible to easily fluidize without performing advanced processing of penetrating the inside of the lens 3.
- the lens 3 can be cooled by flowing.
- the eyeball 2 can be cooled via the lens 3.
- the eyeball 2 during laser irradiation can be cooled, and complications caused by the heating of the eyeball 2 can be prevented.
- complications can be prevented because the eyeball 2 can be cooled.
- the outer peripheral flow path 40 is formed by providing a concave groove on the inner peripheral surface of the holder cylindrical portion 10 instead of providing the peripheral groove 41 on the side surface of the lens 3. Also good.
- the entire holder tube portion 10 is formed of a ring-shaped pipe to allow fluid to flow into the pipe. Accordingly, the outer peripheral flow path 40 may be used.
- another member for forming the outer peripheral flow path 40 may be provided on the outer periphery of the holder cylinder portion 10.
- FIG. 8 shows a schematic configuration of the ophthalmic laser treatment device 1 in a state where it is applied to the eyeball 2.
- a “light transmitting member” that contacts the eyeball 2 and guides the laser light to the eyeball 2 is a cooling container 51 in which a fluid flow path 50 is formed.
- the lens 3 is a “focusing unit” that refracts the laser light incident on the cooling container 51 and focuses the laser light on an arbitrary position of the eyeball 2.
- the cooling container 51 is provided between the lens 3 and the eyeball 2.
- the cooling container 51 is formed of a transparent light-transmitting material.
- the eyeball contact side of the cooling container 51 is formed in a concave spherical shape corresponding to the shape of the eyeball 2.
- the lens eyeball side surface 7 side is formed in a shape corresponding to the shape of the lens eyeball side surface 7 and is in contact with the lens eyeball side surface 7.
- the cooling container 51 can be attached and detached from the lens 3. If the cooling container 51 is used disposable once or every time it is used, it is advantageous in that good maintainability, quality maintenance, and cleanliness as a medical instrument can be obtained.
- FIG. 9 shows a schematic configuration of the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 in a state where it is applied to the eyeball 2.
- the vertical direction in the figure is the direction of gravity.
- the left side of the figure is the laser oscillator side
- the right side is the eyeball side
- the upper side is the parietal side
- the lower side is the jaw side.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 includes a lens 3, a lens holder 4 that holds the lens 3, and a transparent partition wall 5 that forms an airtight space together with the lens 3.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 is in contact with the eyeball 2 and flows between the lens 3 and the eyeball 2.
- a corneal contact partition 61 forming a channel 60 is provided.
- the corneal contact wall 61 is a “light transmitting member” that contacts the eyeball 2 and guides the laser light to the eyeball.
- the lens 3 of the present embodiment is a “transparent body” that forms a flow path 60 between the corneal contact wall 61 that is a light transmitting member, and refracts laser light incident on the corneal contact partition wall 61. It is also a focusing means for focusing on an arbitrary position of the eyeball 2.
- the lens holder 4 of the sixth embodiment has a configuration similar to the lens holder 4 of the first embodiment, and the holder tube portion 10 has the lens 3 fixed to the inner peripheral surface and the lens 3 of the lens 3. Side of eyeball
- the inlet 18 that is a hole into which the fluid flows is formed on the jaw side of the side surface of the flow path forming portion 62. Is formed with an outlet 19 which is a hole through which fluid is discharged.
- the eyeball side of the flow path forming portion 62 is open, and the flow path forming portion 62 is formed in a substantially skirt shape that spreads outward on the peripheral edge of the eyeball side opening.
- a contact portion 15 that contacts the eyeball 2 during use is provided.
- the corneal contact partition 61 is liquid-tightly fixed to the inner peripheral surface of the flow path forming unit 62 on the eyeball side, and is provided so as to come into contact with the eyeball 2. Such a flexible elastic film is formed.
- the partition wall 5 is formed of a transparent material, is disposed on the anti-eyeball side of the lens 3 so as to face the lens 3, and is airtight on the inner peripheral surface of the large diameter cylindrical portion 11 of the lens holder 4 Fixed! /
- the partition wall 5 is composed of two glass plates (first partition wall 5a and second partition wall 5b) arranged in parallel.
- the first partition wall 5a forms a first space 5c together with the lens 3
- the second partition wall 5b forms a second space 5d together with the first partition wall 5a.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 of the present embodiment includes a fluid supply means for supplying fluid.
- a fluid cooling means for cooling the fluid and a control means for controlling the operation of the fluid supply means and the fluid cooling means.
- the fluid cooling means is a cooling device 65 that cools the fluid.
- the cooling device 65 is installed in the tank 20 in which the fluid is stored, and reduces the temperature of the fluid in the tank 20.
- the fluid supply means supplies the fluid from the tank 20 connected to the inlet 18 to the flow path 60 via the inlet 18 and is a pump 21.
- the pump 21 is a suction type and is connected to the outlet 19.
- the control means controls the operation of the cooling device 65 and the pump 21 and is a well-known converter 22.
- the suction speed of the pump 21 By controlling the suction speed of the pump 21, the flow rate of the fluid flowing through the flow path 60 is adjusted, and the internal pressure of the flow path 60 is adjusted. Since the corneal contact partition wall 61 is a flexible elastic film, the corneal contact partition wall 61 is swollen with a certain curvature by the internal pressure of the flow path 60, and the curvature is maintained when the internal pressure is kept constant. In advance, the relationship between the internal pressure of the channel 60 and the curvature of the corneal contact septum 61 that is absorbed by the internal pressure is investigated, and the internal pressure necessary for the curvature of the corneal contact septum 61 to match the curvature of the eyeball 2 to be treated. The suction speed of the pump 21 is adjusted so that
- the temperature of the fluid cooled by the cooling device 65 is controlled so that the temperature of the fluid discharged from the outlet 19 becomes the target temperature.
- the corneal contact partition wall 61 is pressed against the eyeball 2 so as to come into contact with the eyeball 2 via an ophthalmic lubricant, and the lens 3 held by the holder tube portion 10 is irradiated with laser.
- fluid is intermittently supplied from the inlet 18. The fluid flows in the flow path 60 and takes away heat generated in the eyeball 2 during laser irradiation through the corneal contact partition wall 61.
- the suction speed of the pump 21 is adjusted so that the curvature of the corneal contact septum 61 maintains the internal pressure necessary to match the curvature of the eyeball 2 to be treated.
- the set temperature of the cooling device 65 is controlled so that the temperature of the fluid discharged from the outlet 19 becomes the target temperature.
- the fluid flows through the flow path 60 and takes away heat generated in the eyeball 2 during laser irradiation through the corneal contact partition wall 61. That is, the fluid is the eyeball
- the suction speed of the pump 21 is adjusted so that the curvature of the corneal contact partition wall 61 maintains the internal pressure necessary to match the curvature of the eyeball 2 to be treated. As a result, the corneal contact partition wall 61 that does not apply a large load force to the eyeball 2 comes into contact with the eyeball 2.
- Example 2 The configuration of the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 of Example 7 (corresponding to claim 10) will be described with reference to FIG.
- the flow path forming part 62 in which the corneal contact partition wall 61 is fixed to the end on the eyeball side is a separate body and is detachable from the lens 3.
- the independent flow path forming part 62 is used once or every time it is used, it is advantageous in that good maintainability, quality maintenance, and cleanliness as a medical instrument can be obtained.
- the flow path forming part 62 can be attached to an existing eyepiece that is widely used in the field of ophthalmic laser treatment, and versatility is expanded.
- Example 8 The configuration of the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 of Example 8 (corresponding to claim 12) will be described with reference to FIG.
- the contact state between the eyeball 2 and the lens 3 at the time of treatment is in accordance with Example 3 (see FIG. 4).
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 includes a lens 3, a lens holder 4 that holds the lens 3, and a transparent partition wall 5 that forms an airtight space together with the lens 3.
- the lens 3 is a “light transmitting member” that contacts the eyeball and guides the laser light to the eyeball.
- the lens holder 4 of the eighth embodiment is similar to the lens holder 4 of the third embodiment, in which the holder tube portion 10 is closer to the eyeball side than the lens eyeball side surface 7 of the lens 3 and the cooling chamber forming portion of the first embodiment. 14 (Refer to Fig. 1)
- the lens eyeball side surface 7 of the lens 3 fixed to the holder tube portion 10 is in contact with the eyeball 2.
- the contact portion 15 is provided on the opening peripheral portion of the holder tube portion 10 on the eyeball side, and the surface of the contact portion 15 that contacts the eyeball 2 corresponds to the surface shape of the eyeball 2 together with the lens eyeball side surface 7. Concave spherical shape is formed.
- the ophthalmic laser treatment instrument 1 of Example 8 is provided with the Peltier element 80 disposed on the lens 3, the controller 81 connected to the Peltier element 80, the lens 3, and connected to the controller 81. Temperature sensor 82 and power supply 83.
- the Peltier element 80 is a semiconductor element that can be cooled, heated, and controlled by a direct current. By causing a direct current to flow through the Peltier element 80, a temperature difference is generated on both sides of the Peltier element 80. Heat is absorbed at the low temperature side (cooling surface 80a) and heat is generated at the high temperature surface (heat dissipation surface 80b), pushing up heat from the low temperature side to the high temperature side.
- Two concave portions 84 are provided on the side surface of the lens 3, and a Peltier element 80 is disposed in each concave portion 84.
- the Peltier element 80 is disposed with the cooling surface 80a on the lens 3 side and the heat radiating surface 80b on the inner peripheral surface side of the holder tube 10.
- a power source 83 and a controller 81 are connected to the Peltier element 80.
- the controller 81 controls the polarity of the current, the magnitude of the current, or ON / OFF of the switch so that the temperature detected from the temperature sensor 82 provided on the lens 3 becomes the target temperature. Adjust the endothermic heat of 80 and adjust the temperature of lens 3.
- the lens 3 is irradiated with laser while the lens 3 is pressed against the eyeball 2.
- the Peltier element 80 is energized, and the cooling surface 80a takes heat from the lens 3 and cools it. Then, the cooled lens 3 takes away the heat generated in the eyeball 2 during laser irradiation. In this way, laser treatment is performed while the eyeball 2 is cooled.
- the lens 3 can be cooled by disposing the Peltier element 80 with the cooling surface 80a on the lens 3 side.
- the eyeball 2 can be cooled via the lens 3.
- the eyeball 2 during laser irradiation can be cooled, and complications caused by the heating of the eyeball 2 can be prevented.
- the eyeball 2 can be cooled, and complications can be prevented.
- cooling is performed by the Peltier element 80, the temperature responsiveness can be quickly cooled. Unlike using fluid, it is not necessary to take measures such as fluid leakage, and maintenance is easy. Since no fluid is used, laser irradiation can be performed without being affected by vibration caused by fluid flow. In addition, precise temperature control is possible.
- the holder tube portion 10 with which the heat radiating surface 80b comes into contact may have a fin shape so that heat dissipation is blocked. Further, a plurality of vent holes may be provided in the holder tube portion 10 so that heat dissipation is blocked. Also, you can switch the power supply manually without installing the temperature sensor 82 or controller 81.
- the Peltier element 80 may be disposed outside the holder tube portion 10 so that the cooling surface 80a faces the outer peripheral surface of the holder tube portion 10.
- the contact state between the eyeball 2 and the lens 3 at the time of treatment is in accordance with Example 3 (see FIG. 4).
- the interior of the lens 3 is penetrated through and a storage chamber 90 is provided.
- the lens 3 is provided with a side opening 91 for injecting fluid into the storage chamber 90.
- a rubber plug 92 is inserted into the side opening 91, and the storage chamber 90 is a closed space.
- the Peltier element 80 is disposed on the lens 3 so that the cooling surface 80a contacts the fluid inside the storage chamber 90, and cools the fluid stored in the storage chamber 90.
- three Peltier elements 80 are arranged at intervals of about 90 degrees (see FIG. 12 (b)).
- the lens 3 is irradiated with laser while the lens 3 is pressed against the eyeball 2.
- the Peltier element 80 is energized, and the cooling surface 80a cools the fluid force stored in the storage chamber 90 by taking heat.
- the lens 3 Is cooled.
- the cooled lens 3 takes away heat generated in the eyeball 2 during laser irradiation. In this way, laser treatment is performed while the eyeball 2 is cooled.
- the fluid may be inserted into the storage chamber 90 by removing the rubber stopper 92 and inserting it from the side opening 91.
- a syringe needle is punctured into the rubber stopper 92 and fluid is introduced into the storage chamber 90 by the syringe. Put it in.
- the lens 3 can be cooled by cooling the fluid stored in the lens 3 by the Peltier element 80.
- the lens 3 By cooling the lens 3 in contact with the eyeball 2, it is possible to cool the eyeball 2 through the lens 3. This enables the eyeball 2 to be cooled during laser irradiation and is generated by heating the eyeball 2. Can prevent complications. Even when a strong laser beam is irradiated to enhance the therapeutic effect, the eyeball 2 can be cooled, and complications can be prevented.
- the storage chamber 90 is provided inside the lens 3, and the fluid stored in the storage chamber 90 is cooled by the Peltier element 80. Therefore, the lens 3 is efficiently cooled from the inside. P can be.
- the fluid is cooled in the ophthalmic laser treatment device 1 in which the fluid is not cooled outside the ophthalmic laser treatment device 1, so that the fluid is stored in the storage chamber 90 as a preparation for use. It is only necessary to turn on the power and turn on the power 83, and the operator can use it easily.
- the Peltier element 80 is a force that is arranged so that the cooling surface 80a comes into contact with the fluid inside the storage chamber 90. If the fluid inside the storage chamber 90 can be cooled, The rejection surface 80a may not be in direct contact with the fluid. For example, it may be disposed on the outer periphery of the lens 3 and cooled.
- the suction speed of the pump 21 and the temperature of the fluid cooled by the cooling device 65 may be adjusted manually without using automatic control means such as the computer 22.
- the flow rate of the fluid is adjusted by placing a valve between the tank 20 and the inlet 18 or between the outlet 19 and the pump 21 and adjusting the opening of the valve. It can be done by doing.
- the fluid supply source may be a drip bag containing ice and fluid, using the principle of siphon as a fluid supply means, and cooling chamber 13, internal flow path 30, outer peripheral flow path 40, flow Supply fluid to channel 50 and channel 60! /.
- Example 1 and Example 2 the whole of the eyeball side of the cooling chamber formation 14 is open, but a part of the eye may be open! /.
- the eyeball side is not open, but a hole is partially provided to open to the eyeball side.
- the fluid may be configured to be in direct contact with the eyeball, and may correspond to claim 1.
- Example 1 can be combined with cooling using Example 7 in combination with cooling using a Peltier element!
- the light transmitting member may be a member that does not have a refractive power for condensing the laser beam as long as it transmits the laser beam and contacts the eyeball 2. This is because the laser oscillated from the laser oscillator oscillates so that it converges to one point, and therefore it may not always be necessary to collect light with a light transmitting member.
- the focusing means is a specular reflection device, and a specular reflection device may be provided on the incident side of the light transmitting member having no refractive power so as to focus on an arbitrary position of the eyeball 2 by reflection.
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