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Apparatus for the self-examination of the human eye
   
Document Number
US Patent 4682867
Issued Date
July 28, 1987
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Inventors
Gould; Herbert L. (White Plains, NY)
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Abstract
Apparatus for self-examination of the human eye comprising a pen light for generating a beam of light, a reflecting sphere for orthogonally reflecting the beam through an opaque disc having a pin hole and a cylindrical head enclosing the reflecting sphere and opaque disc. The reflecting sphere is adjustable along its axis, and functions to reflect a uniformly diffuse beam of light through the pin hole. When the pin hole is at the anterior focus of the human eye and along its pupilary axis, a viewer can see opacities in the eye.
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Published
July 28, 1987
Application Number
06/718,873
Filed
April 2, 1985
US Classification
351/223   351/222
Int'l Classification
A61B   3/12   (20060101)  
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351/223   351/222   351/243  
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