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J. T. Lin Patents
Inventor:
Lin; J. T.
Address:
Winter Springs, FL
No. of patents:
8
Patents:




Patent Number Title Of Patent Date Issued
RE37504 Ophthalmic surgery method using non-contact scanning laser January 8, 2002
A refractive laser surgery process is disclosed for using compact, low-cost ophthalmic laser systems which have computer-controlled scanning with a non-contact delivery device for both photo-ablation and photo-coagulation in corneal reshaping. The basic laser systems may include flash-la
6824540 Apparatus and methods for the treatment of presbyopia using fiber-coupled-lasers November 30, 2004
Systems and surgical techniques for presbyopia correction by laser removal of the sclera tissue are disclosed. The disclosed preferred embodiments of the system consists of a beam spot controller, a fiber delivery unit and a fiber tip. The basic laser including UV lasers and infrared las
6745775 Methods and apparatus for presbyopia treatment using a scanning laser system June 8, 2004
Presbyopia is treated by a method which uses various lasers to remove a portion of the scleral tissue and increase the accommodation of the presbyopic patient's eye. Stable accommodation is achieved by the filling of the sub-conjunctival tissue to the laser-ablated scleral areas. The
6491688 Apparatus and methods for reversal of presbyopia using near infrared selective laser on zonnulas December 10, 2002
A method and apparatus for presbyopia correction are disclosed. The disclosed preferred embodiments of the system consists of a beam spot controller, a beam delivery device, a slit lamp, a visible aiming beam and a selected solid state laser having a wavelength of (0.9-1.4) microns.
6263879 Treatment of presbyopia and other eye disorders using a scanning laser system July 24, 2001
Presbyopia is treated by a method which uses ablative lasers to ablate the sclera tissue and increase the accommodation of the ciliary body. Tissue bleeding is prevented by an ablative laser having a wavelength of between 0.15 and 3.2 micron. A scanning system is proposed to perform vari
6258082 Refractive surgery and presbyopia correction using infrared and ultraviolet lasers July 10, 2001
A method and surgical technique for corneal reshaping and for presbyopia correction are provided. The preferred embodiments of the system consists of a scanner, a beam spot controller and coupling fibers and the basic laser having a wavelength of (190-310) nm, (0.5-3.2) microns and (5.6-
5520679 Ophthalmic surgery method using non-contact scanning laser May 28, 1996
A refractive laser surgery process is disclosed for using compact, low-cost ophthalmic laser systems which have computer-controlled scanning with a non-contact delivery device for both photo-ablation and photo-coagulation in corneal reshaping. The basic laser systems may include flash-la
5144630 Multiwavelength solid state laser using frequency conversion techniques September 1, 1992
A process and apparatus are disclosed for producing multiwavelength coherent radiations ranging from deep-ultraviolet to mid-infrared. The basic laser is a pulsed Nd:YAG or Nd:YLF laser which is frequency converted by a set of novel nonlinear crystals including D-CDA, LBO, BBO, KTP,


 
 
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