JP6389853B2 - Portable optometry equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a portable optometry apparatus that can measure an eye to be examined by hand.

  Conventionally, a hand-held optometry apparatus having a grip portion has been known (see Patent Document 1).

  Such a hand-held optometry apparatus has a left and right movable arm provided on the front surface of the main body, and a nose pad provided at the tip of the arm, and the nose pad is applied to the subject's nose. The left and right of the eye to be examined are determined by moving the main body to the left and right.

JP-A-9-276225

  However, in such a hand-held optometry apparatus, when the subject is in a sleeping state, no problem occurs when the examiner is positioned on the foot side and the measurement is performed. When the eye to be examined is measured at the position, the up and down direction of the eye to be examined is reversed with respect to the up and down direction of the main body.

  The object of the present invention is that even when the subject is in a sleeping state, even if the examiner is positioned on the foot side or the head side of the subject, further on the right hand side or the left hand side, the eye is examined. An object of the present invention is to provide a portable optometry apparatus that can identify the upper and lower eyes and the left and right eyes.

The present invention includes an optometry unit main body that includes an optometry unit that examines an eye to be examined, and a housing unit that supports the optometry unit body. A portable optometry device for optometry,
The housing portion has two through holes for measurement at a position corresponding to the left and right eyes of the examinee on the front surface of the optometry unit main body so that the upper and lower sides are fixed, and is placed at a position between the two through holes. It has a goggle part formed with a nose pad part into which the examiner's nose enters, and is characterized in that photographing cannot be performed upside down.

In addition, the present invention includes an optometry unit body including an optometry unit for optometry of the eye to be examined, and a housing unit that supports the optometry unit body. A portable optometry apparatus that examines an eye to be examined,
The housing portion has two through holes for measurement at a position corresponding to the left and right eyes of the examinee on the front surface of the optometry unit main body so that the upper and lower sides are fixed, and is placed at a position between the two through holes. A goggle portion having a recess into which the examiner's nose enters; a nose pad provided in the recess; and a contact detection means for detecting that the subject's nose is applied to the nose pad. However, it is characterized in that it cannot be photographed upside down.

  According to the present invention, even when the subject is in a sleeping state, even if the examiner is positioned on the subject's foot or head side, further on the right hand side or the left hand side, The top and bottom and left and right eyes can be identified.

It is the side view which showed the external appearance of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope which is a portable ophthalmologic apparatus which concerns on this invention. It is a top view of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope shown in FIG. It is a front view of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope shown in FIG. It is explanatory drawing which showed the state which rotated the eyepiece of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope. It is explanatory drawing which showed the state which rotated the forehead support member of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope. FIG. 2 is an optical layout diagram schematically showing a configuration of a main part of the optical scanning optical system of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope shown in FIG. 1. It is the block diagram which showed the structure of the control system of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope shown in FIG. It is explanatory drawing which showed the state which rotated the eyepiece and the forehead support member. FIG. 7 is a plan view of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope shown in FIG. 6. It is explanatory drawing which detects rotation of an eyepiece with an optical switch. It is explanatory drawing which detects rotation of an eyepiece with a variable resistance. It is explanatory drawing which showed the other example of the forehead support member. It is a side view of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope of 2nd Example. It is a front view of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope of 2nd Example. It is the block diagram which showed the structure of the control system of 2nd Example. It is a front view of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope of 3rd Example. It is a side view of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope of 3rd Example which made the goggles a cross section. It is a top view of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope of 3rd Example which made the goggle part the plane cross section. It is the block diagram which showed the structure of the control system of the optical scanning type ophthalmoscope of 3rd Example. It is explanatory drawing which showed the case where a goggles part was moved rightward. It is explanatory drawing which showed the case where a goggles part was reversed. It is explanatory drawing which showed the case where the goggle part shown in FIG. 19 was moved rightward. It is the front view which showed the optical scanning type ophthalmoscope of 4th Example. It is a side view of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope shown in FIG. It is explanatory drawing which showed the state which moved the housing | casing part of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope shown in FIG. 21 to the right direction. It is explanatory drawing which showed the optical scanning ophthalmoscope of 5th Example.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment which is an embodiment of a portable ophthalmic apparatus according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[First embodiment]
An optical scanning ophthalmoscope 1 which is one of the portable optometry apparatuses shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 is shown. This optical scanning ophthalmoscope 1 is attached to the bottom of the hand-held optical scanning ophthalmoscope body (optometry unit body) 2 and the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2 and supports the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2. A handle portion 3 and a display portion 4 provided on the back surface of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2 are provided.

  An optical scanning optical system (optometry unit) 100 that scans and images the fundus is provided in the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2, and a fundus image captured by the optical scanning optical system 100 is displayed on the display unit. 4 is displayed.

  An imaging button 5 is provided on the upper portion of the front surface 3A of the handle portion 3, and a fundus image is captured by the optical scanning optical system 100 when the imaging button 5 is pressed.

A front end portion 100 </ b> A of a lens barrel (not shown) of the optical scanning optical system 100 protrudes from the front surface 2 </ b> A of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2. The eyepiece 20 is rotatably attached to the distal end portion 100A. Further, a forehead support member 40 is provided on the front surface 2A of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2 at a position outside the eyepiece 20 so as to be rotatable around the axis of the lens barrel.
[Eyepiece]
The eyepiece 20 has a cylindrical eyepiece main body 21, and a protrusion 22 that abuts on the side of the face is continuously formed on one side of the tip of the eyepiece main body 21. FIGS. 1 to 3 show a case where the right eye of the subject is measured. The tip of the eyepiece 20 is applied to the periphery of the right eye, and the protrusion 22 is provided on the right side surface of the subject's face. It is for the side.

  In the state of the eyepiece 20 shown in the figure, when attempting to image the fundus of the left eye of the subject, the protrusion 22 of the eyepiece 20 hits the nose side of the subject and images the fundus of the left eye of the subject. It is in a state that can not be.

  When imaging the fundus of the left eye of the subject, as shown in FIG. 3A, the eyepiece 20 is rotated 180 degrees and positioned on the right side toward the subject.

  A projection 23 is provided at the rear end of the eyepiece 20 on the same position side as the protrusion 22, and this projection 23 is inserted through a semicircular slit (not shown) provided on the front surface 2 </ b> A of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2. The optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2 is entered. A right detection switch 30 and a left detection switch 31 for detecting the protrusion 23 are provided in the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2.

  The right detection switch 30 detects the protrusion 23 when the eyepiece 20 is rotated to the position shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, and the left detection switch 31 detects when the eyepiece 20 is rotated to the position shown in FIG. 3A. That is, when photographing the right eye of the subject, the right detection switch 30 detects the protrusion 23 of the eyepiece 20, and when photographing the left eye of the subject, the left detection switch 31 detects the protrusion 23 of the eyepiece 20. To do.

  The eyepiece 20 and the left and right detection switches 30 and 31 constitute a first left and right eye discrimination unit.

The eyepiece 20 is pivotally moved to the position shown in FIGS. 2 and 3A, and is fixed to the position by a click mechanism (not shown).
[Forehead support]
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the forehead support member 40 has an annular member 41 that is concentric with the eyepiece 20, and projects forward (left side in FIG. 1) from the annular member 41 and has a predetermined width (in FIG. 3). And a forehead pad 42 having a length in the left-right direction). A protrusion 43 is formed at the upper part (in FIG. 1) of the rear end (right end in FIG. 1) of the annular member 41. This protrusion 43 is a semicircular slit provided on the front surface 2A of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2. Through the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2. An upper detection switch 45 and a lower detection switch 46 for detecting the protrusion 43 are provided in the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2.

  The upper detection switch 45 detects the protrusion 43 when the forehead support member 40 is rotated to the position shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, and the lower detection switch 46 rotates the forehead support member 40 to the position shown in FIG. 3B. When it is done, the protrusion 43 is detected.

When the forehead support member 40 is pivotally moved to the position shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 3B, it is fixed at that position by a click mechanism (not shown).
[Optical scanning optical system]
As shown in FIG. 4, the optical scanning optical system 100 includes laser diodes 110R, 110G, and 110B that emit RGB laser light, an infrared laser diode 110I that emits infrared laser light, and the like. The system 110, a two-dimensional scanning member 120 that scans each laser beam emitted from the emission optical system 110 in a two-dimensional direction, an objective lens 131, and the like, and each laser beam scanned by the two-dimensional scanning member 120 is covered. An irradiation optical system 130 that irradiates the fundus Er of the optometry E, and a light receiving optical system 140 that includes light receiving elements 140R, 140G, 140B, and 140I that receive the reflected laser light reflected by the fundus Er.

The light receiving element 140R receives red laser light, the light receiving element 140G receives green laser light, the light receiving element 140B receives blue laser light, and the light receiving element 140I receives infrared laser light.
[Control system]
FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the control system of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope 1. In FIG. 5, reference numeral 200 denotes which of the left and right eyes is imaged based on the detection of the vertical detection switches 45 and 46 and the left and right detection switches 31 and 30, and the upper side of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2 (upper side in FIG. 1). This is a determination processing unit that determines whether an image is taken on the upper side (forehead side) of the eye to be examined or whether the upper side of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2 is on the lower side (chin side) of the eye to be examined.

  The upper detection switch 45, the lower detection switch 46, and the determination processing unit 200 constitute an up / down determination device, and the upper / lower detection switches 45, 46, the left / right detection switches 30, 31 and the determination processing unit 200 form a left / right eye determination device. Composed.

  The upper detection switch 45 and the lower detection switch 46 constitute a switching position detection member, and the switching position detection member and the forehead support member 40 constitute a first up / down discrimination means.

  Reference numeral 201 denotes an image construction device. The image construction device 201 constructs a fundus image in accordance with the amount of light received by each of the light receiving elements 140R, 140G, 140B, and 140I in synchronization with scanning of the fundus Er with laser light. The constructed fundus image is stored in the image memory 202.

  Reference numeral 203 denotes an image processing unit. The image processing unit 203 converts the fundus image constructed in the image memory 202 according to the left and right eyes and the vertical direction determined by the determination processing unit 200 into the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2. Image processing is performed so that the fundus image is obtained when the upper side is the upper side of the eye to be examined, and the image is stored in the image memory 204.

The fundus image stored in the image memory 204 is displayed on the display unit 4 of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2 and is transmitted by the transmitting unit 205 to, for example, a doctor's office via the Internet or a telephone line (not shown). Further, by connecting a connector (not shown) to the lower end of the handle portion 3, it can be displayed on a smart phone (not shown).
[Operation]
Next, the operation of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope 1 configured as described above will be described.

  When imaging the fundus of the right eye from the head side of the subject while the subject is sleeping, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the eyepiece 20 and the forehead support member 40 are rotated. By this rotation, the left detection switch 31 detects the protrusion 23 of the eyepiece 20, and the lower detection switch 46 detects the protrusion 43 of the forehead support member 40.

  Then, holding the handle portion 3 of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope 1 by hand, the forehead support portion 42 of the forehead support member 40 is applied to the subject's forehead, and the eyepiece 20 is applied to the periphery of the subject's right eye. At this time, the protrusion 22 of the eyepiece 20 comes into contact with the right side surface of the subject's face.

  Next, the apparatus is aligned according to the position of the eye to be examined, and focused according to the diopter of the eye to be examined.

  When the alignment and focus are completed, the photographing button 5 on the handle 3 is pressed. When the photographing button 5 is pressed, each laser beam emitted from the emission optical system 110 of the optical scanning optical system 100 is scanned onto the fundus Er of the eye E by the two-dimensional scanning member 120.

  The reflected laser light reflected by the fundus Er reaches the light receiving optical system 140 via the irradiation optical system 130 and the two-dimensional scanning member 120 and is received by the light receiving elements 140R, 140G, 140B, and 140I of the light receiving optical system 140.

  The image constructing apparatus 201 constructs a fundus image based on the amount of light received by the light receiving elements 140R, 140G, 140B, and 140I of the light receiving optical system 140 in synchronization with the scanning of the laser beam by the two-dimensional scanning member 120. The fundus image thus obtained is stored in the image memory 202.

  The fundus image Era shown in FIG. 5 is constructed and stored in the image memory 202, and the fundus image is captured. In this case, since the right eye of the subject is imaged from the head side of the subject, the nipple image N is formed on the upper left of the fundus image Era.

  On the other hand, in the determination processing unit 200 shown in FIG. 5, since the left detection switch 31 and the lower detection switch 46 detect the protrusions 23 and 43, the right eye fundus is imaged from the head side of the subject. to decide.

  Based on the determination of the determination processing unit 200, the image processing unit 203 is configured to obtain a fundus image when the fundus image Era in the image memory 202 is imaged with the upper side of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2 positioned above the eye to be examined. Image processing. That is, the fundus image Era is rotated 180 degrees and stored in the image memory 204. That is, the nipple image N1 of the fundus oculi image Era is stored in the image memory 204 as the fundus oculi image Era ′ located on the lower right side.

  When the fundus image Era stored in the image memory 202 has no mask notch, a notch image Mg indicating the notch is added to the fundus image Era ′. Alternatively, the characters “left” and “right” indicating “right eye” and “left eye” are added to the fundus oculi image Era ′.

  The transmission unit 205 transmits the fundus oculi image Era ′ stored in the image memory 204 to a doctor's office or the like via the Internet or a telephone line. Further, the fundus oculi image Era ′ stored in the image memory 204 is displayed on the display unit 4 of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2. This display is performed so that the upper part of the fundus oculi image Era ′ is on the upper side of the display unit 4.

  When imaging the fundus of the left eye from the head side of the subject while the subject is sleeping, the eyepiece 20 is rotated to the position shown in FIG. 2 while the forehead support member 40 is kept at the position shown in FIG. Move. Thereby, the right detection switch 30 detects the protrusion 23 of the eyepiece 20. The lower detection switch 46 detects the protrusion 43 of the forehead support member 40.

  Then, the fundus image of the left eye is constructed in the image memory 202 in the same manner as described above. Since the right detection switch 30 detects the protrusion 23 of the eyepiece 20 and the lower detection switch 46 detects the protrusion 43 of the forehead support member 40, the determination processing unit 200 detects the fundus of the left eye on the head side of the subject. It is determined that the image is taken from.

  Based on the determination of the determination processing unit 200, the image processing unit 203 stores the fundus image (not shown) constructed in the image memory 202 in the same manner as described above into an image rotated by 180 degrees and stored in the image memory 204.

  The fundus image (not shown) stored in the image memory 204 is an image in which the nipple N1 of the fundus image Era ′ shown in FIG. The fundus image stored in the image memory 204 is displayed on the display unit 4 of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2 and is transmitted by the transmission unit 205 to a doctor's office or the like via the Internet or a telephone line.

  When imaging the eye to be examined from the foot side of the subject, that is, when imaging with the upper side (upper side in FIG. 1) of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2 being the upper side (forehead side) of the eye to be examined, FIG. Or the forehead support member 40 is rotated to the position shown in FIG. By this rotation, the upper detection switch 45 detects the protrusion 43 of the forehead support member 40.

  Further, when imaging the right eye, the eyepiece 20 is rotated to the position shown in FIGS. By this rotation, the right detection switch 30 detects the protrusion 23 of the eyepiece 20.

  When the right detection switch 30 detects the protrusion 23 and the upper detection switch 45 detects the protrusion 43, the determination processing unit 200 detects the fundus of the right eye from the foot side of the subject, that is, the optical scanning type. It is determined that the image is taken with the upper side of the ophthalmoscope main body 2 positioned above the eye to be examined. Since the image processing unit 203 determines that the determination processing unit 200 is imaging from the subject's foot side, the image constructed in the image memory 202 is transferred to the image memory 204 as it is. When there is no mask notch in the fundus image (not shown) stored in the image memory 202 as described above, a notch image Mg (see FIG. 5) indicating the notch is added to the fundus image, or The characters “left” and “right” indicating “right eye” and “left eye” are added to the fundus image.

  The fundus image stored in the image memory 204 is displayed on the display unit 4 of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2. In addition, the transmission unit 205 transmits the information to a doctor's office or the like via the Internet or a telephone line.

  The case where the left eye is imaged from the subject's foot side is also the same as described above, and a description thereof will be omitted.

  As described above, the determination processing unit 200 determines whether the fundus image constructed (imaged) is the left or right eye in response to the detection by the left and right detection switches 31 and 30 and the upper and lower detection switches 45 and 46, and the subject. In response to this determination, the image processing unit 203 rotates the fundus image (not shown) constructed in the image memory 202 by 180 degrees, or the fundus image. The characters “left” and “right” and the notch image Mg are added to the image memory 204 and stored in the image memory 204. Therefore, even if the fundus is imaged from the head side of the subject, And even when the examiner is located on the right hand side or the left hand side of the subject and photographs the fundus, the upper side of the fundus is always displayed on the upper side of the display unit 4, The characters “left” and “right” and the cutout image Mg are displayed. For this reason, the examiner can identify the upper and lower eyes and the left and right eyes of the eye without hesitation.

  In the above embodiment, the protrusion 23 of the eyepiece 20 is detected by the left and right detection switches 30 and 31, but the left and right detection switches 30 and 31 may be micro switches, or may be a photo interrupter HW as shown in FIG. This photointerrupter HW has a light emitting diode HWa and a light receiving diode HWb facing each other. When the light shielding plate 25 provided on the eyepiece 20 is positioned between the light emitting diode HWa and the light receiving diode HWb, the light receiving diode HWb receives the light. The light shielding plate 25 may be detected by shielding light from the light emitting diode HWa.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 9, a gear K1 is formed on the outer periphery of the rear part of the eyepiece body 21, and a gear K2 that meshes with the gear K1 is provided. The rotation of the gear K2 is obtained from the resistance value of the variable resistor 250. The rotational position of the eyepiece 20 may be detected by this resistance value.

In the above-described embodiment, the position of the forehead support 42 of the forehead support member 40 is switched by rotating the forehead support member 40 about the axis. However, as shown in FIG. Either one of the disposed forehead rests 301 and 302 may protrude from the front surface 2 </ b> A of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2. In FIG. 10, the eyepiece 20 is omitted.
[Second Embodiment]
11 and 12 show an optical scanning ophthalmoscope 500 of the second embodiment. This optical scanning ophthalmoscope 500 is obtained by omitting the forehead support member 40 of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope 1 of the first embodiment. Instead of the forehead support member 40, as shown in FIG. An image processing circuit (direction detection processing unit) 211 is provided.

  The optical scanning optical system 100 and the image construction device 201 constitute an imaging unit. Further, the image pickup means and the image processing circuit 211 constitute a second up / down discrimination means.

  The image memory 210 asks the subject to blink, and the image construction device 201 constructs the anterior segment image or fundus image at the time of the blink, and sequentially stores the constructed images as moving images. It will be remembered as. The subject may blink before or after imaging the fundus.

  The image processing circuit 211 detects the opening direction of the eyelid based on the moving image stored in the image construction device 201. This direction of detection is the forehead side of the subject. Based on the detected direction, the determination processing unit 200 determines whether the image is taken from the head side of the subject. For example, in the image memory 202, if the eyelid opens from the top to the bottom, it is determined that the image is taken from the head side of the subject.

  As described above, the vertical direction of the eye to be examined is determined based on the moving image that captures the blinking movement, but from the still image captured in the half-eye state, the one that is covered with the eyelid is determined as the upper side (forehead side). Also good.

  Since the operation after the determination is the same as that of the first embodiment, the description of the operation is omitted.

In the second embodiment, the left and right eyes are determined using the eyepiece 20, but the eyelid opening direction and the nipple image N and macular image (not shown) of the fundus image Era constructed in the image memory 202 are used. The left and right eyes may be determined from the positional relationship between the feature points and the positional relationship between the feature points such as how the blood vessels spread. In this case, a nipple position detection circuit (not shown) for obtaining the position of the nipple image N from the fundus image Era constructed in the image memory 202 is provided. The nipple position detection circuit and the image processing circuit 211 constitute second left and right eye discrimination means. Instead of the image processing circuit 211, upper and lower detection switches 45 and 46 for detecting the forehead support member 40 may be used, or a detection switch for detecting the direction of a nose pad, which will be described later.
[Third embodiment]
14 to 16 show an optical scanning ophthalmoscope 600 of the third embodiment. The optical scanning ophthalmoscope 600 includes an optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2 and goggles that are movable in the left-right direction to the front surface 2A of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2 and that can rotate about the distal end portion 100A of the lens barrel. Part 610.

  The goggle part 610 has a concave nose pad part 611 for hitting the subject's nose to the front face 610A and eye pad parts 612 and 613 for hitting the left and right eyes of the subject. Through holes 612A and 613A are formed in the eye contact portions 612 and 613, respectively.

  A groove 614 extending in the left-right direction is formed on the rear surface 610B of the goggles 610, and the groove 614 communicates with the through holes 612A and 613A. A lens barrel tip 100A is inserted into the groove 614, and the tip 100A is relatively movable along the groove 614.

  Further, the goggle part 610 can be rotated around the tip part 100A, and can be reversed as shown in FIG. That is, when imaging the fundus from the head side of the subject, the goggles 610 are reversed as shown in FIGS.

  As shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, a magnet 620 is provided at the upper center of the rear surface of the goggles 610.

  On the other hand, on the upper part of the front surface 2A of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2, first and second detection members 621 and 622 made of a Hall element for detecting the magnet 620 are provided. Further, below the front surface 2A of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2, third and fourth detection members 623 and 624 each including a Hall element that detects the magnet 620 are provided.

  And the goggle part 610, the magnet 620, and the 1st-4th detection member comprise the discrimination | determination apparatus which discriminate | determines the up-down direction and left-right eye of a to-be-tested eye.

  When the goggles 610 are moved to the position shown in FIG. 14, the first detection member 621 detects the magnet 620 of the goggles 610, and at this time, the end 100 </ b> A of the lens barrel faces the through hole 613 </ b> A of the goggles 610. To do. When the goggle part 610 is moved to the position shown in FIG. 18, the second detection member 622 detects the magnet 620 of the goggle part 610. At this time, the end part 100A of the lens barrel is opposed to the through hole 612A of the goggle part 610. To do.

  When the goggle part 610 is reversed and moved to the position shown in FIG. 100A faces. When the goggle part 610 is moved to the position shown in FIG. 20, the fourth detection member 624 detects the magnet 620 of the goggle part 610, and at this time, the end part 100A of the lens barrel faces the through hole 613A of the goggle part 610. To do.

  When the third detection member 623 or the fourth detection member 624 detects the magnet 620 of the goggles 610, the determination processing unit 220 illustrated in FIG. 17 determines that the fundus is imaged from the head side of the subject. Further, when the third detection member 623 detects the magnet 620, it is determined that the left eye fundus has been imaged, and when the fourth detection member 624 detects the magnet 620, it is determined that the right eye fundus has been imaged.

  The determination processing unit 220 determines that the fundus is imaged from the foot side of the subject when the first detection member 621 or the second detection member 622 detects the magnet 620 of the goggle unit 610. When the first detection member 621 detects the magnet 620, it is determined that the right eye fundus has been imaged, and when the second detection member 622 detects the magnet 620, it is determined that the left eye fundus has been imaged. Since other operations are the same as those in the first embodiment, the description thereof is omitted.

  In addition, when the goggle part 610 is moved to FIG. 14, FIG. 18, FIG. 19, and FIG. 20, it is fixed at that position by a click mechanism (not shown).

  In the third embodiment, the goggle unit 610 is used to discriminate the vertical direction and the left and right eyes of the subject's eye, but a nose pad (not shown) that touches the subject's nose is directed downward and upward. A detection member for detecting the direction of the nose pad is provided. The detection member and the left and right detection switches 30 and 31 for detecting the direction of the eyepiece 20 and the nipple position detection circuit are used for the eye to be examined. You may make it discriminate | determine the up-down direction and left-right eye.

In each of the first to third embodiments, the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2 is supported by the handle portion 3, but the handle portion 3 is omitted and the optical scanning ophthalmoscope body 2 is omitted. The fundus may be photographed by holding by hand. In this case, the photographing button 5 is provided on the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2.
[Fourth embodiment]
21 and 22 show an optical scanning ophthalmoscope 1000 of the fourth embodiment. The optical scanning ophthalmoscope 1000 includes an optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2 that is not provided with a handle portion 3 and a housing 1100 that is movable in the left-right direction on the front surface 2A of the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2. ing. A shooting button 5 is provided on the upper portion of the housing 1100.

The housing 1100 has a goggle part 1610. The goggle part 1610 has a concave nose pad part 1611 for hitting the subject's nose on the front face 1610A and an eye pad part 1612 for hitting the left and right eyes of the subject. 1613. Through holes 1 612A, 1 613A are formed in the eye contact portions 1612, 1613.

A groove 1614 extending in the left-right direction is formed on the rear surface 1610B of the goggle portion 1610, and the groove 1614 communicates with the through holes 1 612A and 1 613A. Further, the distal end portion 100 A of the lens barrel is inserted into the groove 1614, and the distal end portion 100 A is relatively movable along the groove 1614. That is, the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2 can be moved to the left and right with respect to the housing 1100. Further, the casing 1100 cannot be reversed with respect to the optical scanning ophthalmoscope main body 2.

When the housing 1100 is moved to the position shown in FIG. 21, the end 100A of the lens barrel faces the through hole 613A of the goggle 1616. When housing portion 1100 is moved to the position shown in FIG. 23, the end portion 100A of the lens barrel is opposed to the through hole 1 612A goggles portion 1610.

The optical scanning ophthalmoscope 1000 according to the fourth embodiment is for photographing the fundus of the eye to be inspected by holding the casing 1100, and the casing 1100 cannot be reversed. Even if the fundus is imaged, the fundus is photographed from the patient's foot side, or the examiner is located on the right hand side or the left hand side of the subject and photographs the fundus, the upper side of the fundus It can always be displayed so as to be on the upper side of the display unit 4. In addition, since the vertical direction of the fundus is known, it is determined from the positional relationship between the feature points of the nipple image N (see FIG. 5) and the macular image (not shown) of the fundus image Era and the positional relationship of the feature points such as how the blood vessels spread Eyes can be determined.
[Fifth embodiment]
FIG. 24 shows an optical scanning ophthalmoscope 2000 of the fifth embodiment. This optical scanning ophthalmoscope 2000 is provided with a contact sensor S1 for detecting that the nose is applied to the nose pad 1611. The contact portion S1a of the contact sensor S1 protrudes into the nose pad portion 1611. When the contact portion S1a hits the subject's nose, the contact portion S1a is pulled into the goggles portion 1610 and the contact sensor S1 is turned on. Yes. When the contact sensor S1 is turned on, the fundus can be photographed by operating the photographing button 5. The contact portion S1a is biased downward (in FIG. 24), and protrudes downward as shown in FIG. 24 when the subject's nose is not applied to the nose pad portion 1611. The rest of the operation is the same as that of the fourth embodiment, and a description thereof will be omitted.

  In the above embodiments, the optical scanning ophthalmoscope has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and other ophthalmologic photographing apparatuses may be used.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and design changes and additions are permitted without departing from the spirit of the invention according to each claim of the claims.

2 Optical scanning ophthalmoscope body (optometry unit body)
100 Optical scanning optical system (optometry unit)
612A Through-hole 613 Through-hole 1000 Optical scanning ophthalmoscope 1100 Housing part 1610 Goggles part 1611 Nose pad part (concave part)
S1 Contact sensor (contact detection means)
S1a contact part (nose pad)

Claims (3)

An optometry unit main body including an optometry unit for optometry of the eye to be examined, and a housing unit that supports the optometry unit body, and carrying the optometry unit for optometry of the eye to be examined by the optometry unit An optometry apparatus,
The housing portion is at a position corresponding to the left and right eyes of the subject in front of the eye body as vertically is determined has two through holes for the measurement, at a position between the two through-holes A goggle part in which a nose pad for receiving the subject's nose is formed, and a groove extending in the left-right direction is formed on the rear surface of the goggle part, and a tip part of the optometry part is formed in the groove; A portable optometry apparatus that is inserted , whereby the optometry unit main body is movable to the left and right with respect to the housing unit, and cannot be photographed upside down. An optometry unit main body including an optometry unit for optometry of the eye to be examined, and a housing unit that supports the optometry unit body, and carrying the optometry unit for optometry of the eye to be examined by the optometry unit An optometry apparatus,
The housing portion is at a position corresponding to the left and right eyes of the subject in front of the eye body as vertically is determined has two through holes for the measurement, at a position between the two through-holes A goggle part formed with a recess into which the subject's nose enters; a nose pad provided in the recess; and a contact detection means for detecting that the subject's nose is applied to the nose pad. a, wherein the rear surface of the goggles portion extending slots in the lateral direction is formed, this is in the groove tip portion of the ophthalmic examination unit is inserted, thereby, the ophthalmic examination unit with respect to the housing unit A portable optometry apparatus, characterized in that the main body is movable left and right and cannot be photographed upside down. The nose pad extends downward from the recess,
The contact detection means detects that the nose is applied to the nasal pad when the nose is applied to the nasal pad and the nose pad is pulled into the goggles. The portable optometry apparatus according to claim 2.