Abstract: Features of a medical condition can be automatically annotated in medical images using a classification model that has been trained to classify images as having the medical condition or not. The automatically annotated features may be further processed to generate a treatment plan for treating the medical condition, for example with a laser, ultrasound, or other treatment method.

Abstract: An ophthalmological device and system is described that allows the simultaneous imaging of an eye using both scanning laser ophthalmoscopy (SLO) and optical coherence tomography (OCT). Further the device and system is capable of targeting and delivering a treatment laser for treatment of an eye condition.

Abstract: A therapeutic laser for use in treating ophthalmological conditions can be modulated by a spatial light modulation device in order to focus the therapeutic laser on a plurality of target locations simultaneously.

Abstract: Features can be tracked across frames. The features are first identified in an initial frame using an image processing technique which may take a relatively long time to complete, such as the length of several frames. When the features are being identified within the initial frame, subsequent frames are stored in a fast track buffer and once the features are identified in the initial image, the features can be tracked across the frames in the fast track buffer using a relatively fast process, such a one that is able to process the buffer at a higher frame rate than the frames are received at.

Abstract: An ophthalmological device and system is described that allows the simultaneous imaging of an eye using both scanning laser ophthalmoscopy (SLO) and optical coherence tomography (OCT). Further the device and system is capable of targeting and delivering a treatment laser for treatment of an eye condition.

Abstract: A modular ophthalmology device comprising: a first optical device having a light source and an imaging sensor, a first input coupling having an optical interface connection and a physical interface connection for aligning and securing an input optical module, a first optical output, an optical pathway and an output coupling securing a third optical device.

Abstract: A therapeutic laser for use in treating ophthalmological conditions can be modulated by a spatial light modulation device in order to focus the therapeutic laser on a plurality of target locations simultaneously.

Abstract: Images of a patient's eye can be imaged and the images processed to detect and track floaters within the patient's eye. The floater detection and tracking can be used to identify characteristics of the floaters as well as possibly perform laser treatment of the floaters.

Abstract: An ultrasonic transducer may be arranged within an alignment housing that can be secured to a surface of a patient. The alignment housing may include one or more ports that allow an acoustic coupling medium to be injected into a space between the surface the device is secured to and the transducer array.

Abstract: Images of a patient's eye can be imaged and the images processed to detect and track floaters within the patient's eye. The floater detection and tracking can be used to identify characteristics of the floaters as well as possibly perform laser treatment of the floaters.

Abstract: The use of machine learning (ML) can provide good results in annotating features present in images. However training the ML process can require a large amount of training images that have had the individual features correctly annotated. An ML process and training technique is described that can train and use a classifier in order to annotate features in an image. The training uses saliency loss propagation (SLP) to train the classifier on portions of images that include important features.

Abstract: Tracking of a patient's retina, or eye movements, may be useful when treating the patient's eye. The tracking may be done using an imaging system and may use two tracking processes. A first tracking process may determine eye movement based on a comparison between full frames of images. The second tracking process determines eye movement based on partial frames, or strips, of the images. The first tracking process must wait until the full frame is received, while the second tracking process may be performed quicker as it only requires a portion of the image to be received.

Abstract: A therapeutic laser for use in treating ophthalmological conditions can be modulated by a spatial light modulation device in order to focus the therapeutic laser on a plurality of target locations simultaneously.

Abstract: An ophthalmological device and system is described that allows the simultaneous imaging of an eye using both scanning laser ophthalmoscopy (SLO) and optical coherence tomography (OCT). Further the device and system is capable of targeting and delivering a treatment laser for treatment of an eye condition.

Abstract: Images of a patient's eye can be imaged and the images processed to detect and track floaters within the patient's eye. The floater detection and tracking can be used to identify characteristics of the floaters as well as possibly perform laser treatment of the floaters.

Abstract: An ophthalmological device and system is described that allows the simultaneous imaging of an eye using both scanning laser ophthalmoscopy (SLO) and optical coherence tomography (OCT). Further the device and system is capable of targeting and delivering a femtosecond treatment laser for treatment of an eye condition. The system further includes a machine learning algorithm to provide a suggested treatment procedure.

Abstract: A therapeutic laser for use in treating ophthalmological conditions can be modulated by a spatial light modulation device in order to focus the therapeutic laser on a plurality of target locations simultaneously.

Abstract: A therapeutic laser for use in treating ophthalmological conditions can be modulated by a spatial light modulation device in order to focus the therapeutic laser on a plurality of target locations simultaneously.

Abstract: Features of a medical condition can be automatically annotated in medical images using a classification model that has been trained to classify images as having the medical condition or not. The automatically annotated features may be further processed to generate a treatment plan for treating the medical condition, for example with a laser, ultrasound, or other treatment method.

Abstract: An ophthalmological device and system is described that allows the simultaneous imaging of an eye using both scanning laser ophthalmoscopy (SLO) and optical coherence tomography (OCT). Further the device and system is capable of targeting and delivering a treatment laser for treatment of an eye condition.