Design and validation of an infrared Badal optometer for laser speckle.

Design and validation of an infrared Badal optometer for laser speckle.
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用于激光散斑的红外 Badal 验光计的设计和验证。

DOI:
10.1097/opx.0b013e3181852742
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2008
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Optometry and vision science : official publication of the American Academy of Optometry
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Thibos,LarryN
Thibos,LarryN
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Teel,DanielleFW;Copland,RJames;Jacobs,RobertJ;Wells,Thad;Neal,DanielR;Thibos,LarryN

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Purpose.To validate the design of an infrared wavefront aberrometer with a Badal optometer employing the principle of laser speckle generated by a spinning disk and infrared light. The instrument was designed for subjective meridional refraction in infrared light by human patients.Methods.Validation employed a model eye with known refractive error determined with an objective infrared wavefront aberrometer. The model eye was used to produce a speckle pattern on an artificial retina with controlled amounts of ametropia introduced with auxiliary ophthalmic lenses. A human observer performed the psychophysical task of observing the speckle pattern (with the aid of a video camera sensitive to infrared radiation) formed on the artificial retina. Refraction was performed by adjusting the vergence of incident light with the Badal optometer to nullify the motion of laser speckle. Validation of the method was performed for different levels of spherical ametropia and for various configurations of an astigmatic model eye.Results.Subjective measurements of meridional refractive error over the range− 4D to+ 4D agreed with astigmatic refractive errors predicted by the power of the model eye in the meridian of motion of the spinning disk.Conclusions.Use of a Badal optometer to control laser speckle is a valid method for determining subjective refractive error at infrared wavelengths. Such an instrument will be useful for comparing objective measures of refractive error obtained for the human eye with autorefractors and wavefront aberrometers that employ infrared radiation.