Variable Spot Scanning and Wavefront-Guided Laser Vision Correction
作者： Erik Gross , Seema Somani
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-18161-0_10
关键词: Laser 、 Zernike polynomials 、 Supersonic speed 、 Cornea 、 Wavefront sensor 、 Optics 、 Human eye 、 Wavefront 、 Physics 、 Excimer laser
摘要: The excimer laser is a remarkable tool. It emits an invisible burst of light one hundred thousand times more intense than the noonday sun that lasts just billionths second. When reaches cornea human eye, it etches away few millionths inch and propels ejected material outward at supersonic speeds. One engineer likened to performing eye surgery with saber.
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