Patents by Inventor Michael Haisch
Michael Haisch has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20260061131Abstract: A syringe is for an eye operation. The syringe has a syringe body, a plunger arranged in the syringe body so as to be displaceable in the syringe longitudinal direction, a viscoelastic chamber in which a viscoelastic is arranged, and a decomposition reagent chamber which is arranged separately from the viscoelastic chamber and in which a decomposition reagent is arranged for decomposing the viscoelastic. The syringe has a storage state, in which the viscoelastic and the decomposition reagent are arranged separately from one another, and a use state, into which the syringe is able to be put by longitudinally displacing the plunger and in which the viscoelastic and the decomposition reagent are mixed with one another.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 10, 2025Publication date: March 5, 2026Inventors: Michael Haisch, Ben Robertson
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Patent number: 8810907Abstract: A microscopy system and method allow observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: GrantFiled: July 29, 2011Date of Patent: August 19, 2014Assignee: Carl Zeiss Meditec AGInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Hartmut Wolf, Joachim Hug, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Patent number: 8705042Abstract: A microscopy system and a microscopy method are provided for observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The microscopy system comprises a filter allowing to observe the tissue at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series.Type: GrantFiled: May 24, 2012Date of Patent: April 22, 2014Assignee: Carl Zeiss Meditec AGInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Harmut Wolf, Joachim Hug, Brigitta Schwarz, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Patent number: 8300309Abstract: A microscopy system and method allow observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: GrantFiled: March 28, 2011Date of Patent: October 30, 2012Assignees: Carl Zeiss Meditec AG, Klinikum der Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universitaet FrankfurtInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Harmut Wolf, Joachim Hug, Schwarz Brigitta
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Publication number: 20120249771Abstract: A microscopy system and a microscopy method are provided for observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The microscopy system comprises a filter allowing to observe the tissue at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 24, 2012Publication date: October 4, 2012Applicants: Klinikum der Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universitaet Frankfurt, CARL ZEISS MEDITEC AGInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph HAUGER, Hartmut WOLF, Joachim HUG, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Publication number: 20120194663Abstract: A microscopy system and method allow observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 29, 2011Publication date: August 2, 2012Applicant: CARL ZEISS SURGICAL GMBHInventors: Michael HAISCH, Christoph HAUGER, Hartmut WOLF, Joachim HUG, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard GAIDA, Andreas RAABE
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Patent number: 8189201Abstract: A microscopy system and method allow observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: GrantFiled: February 25, 2009Date of Patent: May 29, 2012Assignee: Carl Zeiss Meditec AGInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Hartmut Wolf, Joachim Hug, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Patent number: 8154797Abstract: A surgical microscope has an illuminating arrangement for illuminating light in an operating region to be examined with the surgical microscope. The arrangement contains a high-power light source which includes an intensity adjusting device. The device makes possible an adjustment of the intensity of the illuminating light, which is guided to the object region, between a maximum value and a minimum value. The microscope has a control unit for the illuminating arrangement which includes an operator-controlled module via which the illuminating arrangement can be activated and controlled. For adjusting the intensity of the illuminating light guided to the operating region, the control unit coacts with the adjustable filter unit. A signal generator outputs a warning signal when an intensity of the illuminating light is adjusted via the operator-controlled module which exceeds the safety limit value stored in a memory.Type: GrantFiled: March 18, 2011Date of Patent: April 10, 2012Assignee: Carl Zeiss Meditec AGInventors: Joachim Steffen, Michael Haisch, Frank Rudolph, Martin Schneider, Hans-Joachim Miesner, Nicole Brune
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Patent number: 8115993Abstract: A stereo-examination system including an objective arrangement configured to receive an object-side beam bundle emanating from the object plane and to convert the object-side beam bundle into an image-side beam bundle and a selection arrangement configured to select at least one pair of partial beam bundles from the image side beam bundle. The system also includes an image transmission apparatus configured to generate stereoscopic images of an object positionable in the object plane from the at least one pair of partial beam bundles and an illumination arrangement. The illumination arrangement includes a light source, a beam coupler to superpose a beam cross-section of the illumination beam with the image-side beam bundle, and a field of a plurality of state-changing elements. The elements are selectively switchable between a first state directed and a second state in which light of the illumination beam is and is not directed to the object plane.Type: GrantFiled: May 28, 2010Date of Patent: February 14, 2012Assignee: Carl Zeiss Meditec AGInventors: Christoph Hauger, Michael Haisch, Andreas Obrebski
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Publication number: 20110168914Abstract: A microscopy system and method are provided allowing observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 28, 2011Publication date: July 14, 2011Applicant: CARL ZEISS SURGICAL GMBHInventors: Michael HAISCH, Christoph HAUGER, Harmut WOLF, Joachim HUG, Schwarz BRIGITTA, Gerhard GAIDA, Andreas RAABE
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Publication number: 20110164315Abstract: A surgical microscope (100) is especially suited for use in neurosurgery. The surgical microscope has an illuminating arrangement (101) for making available illuminating light in an operating region (117) to be examined with the surgical microscope (100). The illuminating arrangement (101) contains a high-power light source (102) which includes an intensity adjusting device (112). The intensity adjusting device (112) makes possible to adjust the intensity of the illuminating light (116), which is guided to the object region (117), between a maximum value and a minimum value. The surgical microscope (100) has a control unit (170) for the illuminating arrangement (101) which includes an operator-controlled module (172) via which the illuminating arrangement (101) can be activated and controlled. For adjusting the intensity of the illuminating light (116) guided to the operating region (117), the control unit coacts with the adjustable filter unit (112).Type: ApplicationFiled: March 18, 2011Publication date: July 7, 2011Inventors: Joachim Steffen, Michael Haisch, Frank Rudolph, Martin Schneider, Hans-Joachim Miesner, Nicole Brune
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Patent number: 7933066Abstract: A surgical microscope (100) is especially suited for use in neurosurgery. The surgical microscope has an illuminating arrangement (101) for making available illuminating light in an operating region (117) to be examined with the surgical microscope (100). The illuminating arrangement (101) contains a high-power light source (102) which includes an intensity adjusting device (112). The intensity adjusting device (112) makes possible to adjust the intensity of the illuminating light (116), which is guided to the object region (117), between a maximum value and a minimum value. The surgical microscope (100) has a control unit (170) for the illuminating arrangement (101) which includes an operator-controlled module (172) via which the illuminating arrangement (101) can be activated and controlled. For adjusting the intensity of the illuminating light (116) guided to the operating region (117), the control unit coacts with the adjustable filter unit (112).Type: GrantFiled: August 23, 2007Date of Patent: April 26, 2011Assignee: Carl Zeiss Surgical GmbHInventors: Joachim Steffen, Michael Haisch, Frank Rudolph, Martin Schneider, Hans-Joachim Miesner, Nicole Brune
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Publication number: 20100238541Abstract: A stereo-examination system including an objective arrangement configured to receive an object-side beam bundle emanating from the object plane and to convert the object-side beam bundle into an image-side beam bundle and a selection arrangement configured to select at least one pair of partial beam bundles from the image side beam bundle. The system also includes an image transmission apparatus configured to generate stereoscopic images of an object positionable in the object plane from the at least one pair of partial beam bundles and an illumination arrangement. The illumination arrangement includes a light source, a beam coupler to superpose a beam cross-section of the illumination beam with the image-side beam bundle, and a field of a plurality of state-changing elements. The elements are selectively switchable between a first state directed and a second state in which light of the illumination beam is and is not directed to the object plane.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 28, 2010Publication date: September 23, 2010Applicant: Carl Zeiss Surgical GmbHInventors: Christoph Hauger, Michael Haisch, Andreas Obrebski
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Publication number: 20100097618Abstract: A microscopy system and method allow observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 25, 2009Publication date: April 22, 2010Inventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Hartmut Wolf, Joachim Hug, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Patent number: 7633676Abstract: In a microscope comprising an objective and an eyepiece, which displays images of an object sensed by the objective, as well as comprising a camera which records the images of the object sensed by the objective, an eyepiece is provided which senses an image generated by a display, said display displaying the image recorded by the camera.Type: GrantFiled: January 27, 2003Date of Patent: December 15, 2009Assignee: Carl Zeiss Jena GmbHInventors: Robert Brunner, Michael Haisch, Ulrich Naegele
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Patent number: 7580185Abstract: A microscopy system and method allow observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: GrantFiled: August 28, 2003Date of Patent: August 25, 2009Assignee: Carl Zeiss Surgical GmbHInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Patent number: 7515334Abstract: A microscopy system comprises a microscopy optics and a stand supporting the microscopy optics. The stand has a plurality of hinges, of which a first group comprises a position detecting sensor for sensing a hinge position and a second group comprising an actuator for the change of the hinge position. In an automatic control mode, the actuators are controlled in dependence of signals of the position detecting sensors.Type: GrantFiled: August 18, 2006Date of Patent: April 7, 2009Assignee: Carl Zeiss Surgical GmbHInventor: Michael Haisch
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Patent number: 7477764Abstract: An examination system and a corresponding examination method, comprise: Arranging a tissue region in a vicinity of an object plane of a microscope and generating an optical image of the tissue region, receiving tissue data from a measuring head separate from the microscope, discriminating the tissue data into at least two data categories and displaying markings in the optical image of the tissue region in dependence of the discriminated data category and a relative position between a component of the microscope and the measuring head.Type: GrantFiled: November 12, 2003Date of Patent: January 13, 2009Assignee: Carl Zeiss Surgical GmbHInventor: Michael Haisch
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Publication number: 20080274437Abstract: A tooth is irradiated with light (5), in particular with visible light for identifying tooth-coloured tooth filling residues (3) of the tooth. The light with which the irradiation procedure is effected includes at least one wavelength component that is absorbed or scattered by the tooth filling material differently from the tooth material in such a way that the tooth filling material differs from the tooth material in respect of its brightness or in respect of its colour. Thus the identification of tooth filling residues (3) can be effected in such a way that the dentist can recognise the tooth filling residues (3) with the naked eye, or possibly with the assistance of simple technical aids such as for example a colour filter.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 14, 2008Publication date: November 6, 2008Applicant: Carl-Zeiss AGInventors: Michael Haisch, Ludwin Monz
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Patent number: 7445448Abstract: A tooth is irradiated with light (5), in particular with visible light for identifying tooth-colored tooth filling residues (3) of the tooth. The light with which the irradiation procedure is effected includes at least one wavelength component that is absorbed or scattered by the tooth filling material differently from the tooth material in such a way that the tooth filling material differs from the tooth material in respect of its brightness or in respect of its color. Thus the identification of tooth filling residues (3) can be effected in such a way that the dentist can recognise the tooth filling residues (3) with the naked eye, or possibly with the assistance of simple technical aids such as for example a color filter.Type: GrantFiled: July 15, 2004Date of Patent: November 4, 2008Assignee: Carl Zeiss AGInventors: Michael Haisch, Ludwin Monz