JPH07136120A - Ophthalmologic apparatus - Google Patents

Ophthalmologic apparatus

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JPH07136120A
JPH07136120A JP5281563A JP28156393A JPH07136120A JP H07136120 A JPH07136120 A JP H07136120A JP 5281563 A JP5281563 A JP 5281563A JP 28156393 A JP28156393 A JP 28156393A JP H07136120 A JPH07136120 A JP H07136120A
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lipid layer
interference pattern
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Koichi Akiyama
光一 秋山
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Kowa Co Ltd
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PURPOSE:To provide an ophthalmologic apparatus which enables the performing of a handy diagnosis of local xerophthalmia in a non-contact manner and the constituting thereof simply at a low cost. CONSTITUTION:White light from a white light source 1 is introduced to a specified point P of a lipid layer of a lacrimal autermost surface layer of an eye E to be inspected through lenses 3 and 5. The reflected light from the point P is received with a CCD camera 7 through lenses 5 and 6 or the like and a color image wi th an interference pattern by the interference of the reflected light between the surface and rear of the lipid layer is undergone a photoelectric conversion. A color image of the interference pattern is displayed on a monitor 9 and recorded with a video tape recorder 10. This allows an inspecting person to learn the condition of the lipid layer of the eye E to be inspected, namely the degree (thickness) of the presence of the lipid layer, the way of the flow of the lacrimal liquor and the like thereby facilitating handy diagnosis of local xerophthalmia in a non-contact manner.

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【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は眼科装置に関し、特に被
検眼の涙液最表層の脂質層を観察することにより、ドラ
イアイの進捗度を簡易に定性的に診断することのできる
眼科装置に関するものである。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ophthalmologic apparatus, and more particularly to an ophthalmologic apparatus capable of qualitatively diagnosing the progress of dry eye easily by observing the outermost lipid layer of the tear fluid of the eye to be examined. It is a thing.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】近年、VDT(visual display termina
l)作業者の増加や冷暖房による部屋の乾燥などにより
ドライアイ患者が増加している。ドライアイになると角
膜上皮障害や結膜障害、その他にも種々の眼科疾患を併
発するおそれがあり、ドライアイの診断は眼科診断の上
で重要である。
2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, VDT (visual display termina)
l) The number of dry eye patients is increasing due to the increase of workers and the drying of rooms by air conditioning. Since dry eye may cause corneal epithelial disorder, conjunctival disorder, and various other ophthalmic diseases, the diagnosis of dry eye is important for ophthalmic diagnosis.

【0003】従来は、生体染色検査(ローズベンガル
法、フルオレセイン法)、涙液量検査(シルマーテス
ト、綿糸法、BUT、クリアランステスト)などにより
ドライアイの診断を行なっていたが、薬物点眼や異物接
触を伴うため被検者の苦痛は避けられなかった。そこ
で、特開昭62−222143号(この特許は実際には
コンタクトレンズの水漏れ性の測定に関するものであ
る)のように被検眼にコヒーレント光を照射して涙液層
での干渉縞を観察する方法などが試みられている。
Conventionally, the diagnosis of dry eye has been performed by a vital stain test (Rose Bengal method, fluorescein method), a tear volume test (Schirmer test, cotton thread method, BUT, clearance test), etc. The suffering of the subject was unavoidable because of the contact. Therefore, as in JP-A-62-222143 (this patent actually relates to the measurement of water leakage of contact lenses), the eye to be examined is irradiated with coherent light to observe interference fringes in the tear film. The method of doing is being tried.

【0004】[0004]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】ところが、上記のコヒ
ーレント光による方法以外の従来の方法では被検者への
負担が大きく、また局所的なドライアイの診断は難しか
った。また、コヒーレント光による干渉縞を観察する方
法では、確かに非接触で、しかも局所的な診断も可能で
あるが、コヒーレント光を作る為にレーザー光源や狭帯
域の干渉フィルターなどの高価な部品が必要となり、ど
うしても装置の大型化やコストアップにつながってしま
うという欠点があった。
However, the conventional method other than the above-mentioned method using coherent light imposes a heavy burden on the subject and makes it difficult to locally diagnose dry eye. In addition, the method of observing the interference fringes by the coherent light certainly enables non-contact and local diagnosis, but expensive components such as a laser light source and a narrow band interference filter are used to make the coherent light. It was necessary, and there was a drawback that it would inevitably lead to an increase in size and cost of the device.

【0005】そこで本発明の課題は、以上の問題を解決
し、非接触で局所的なドライアイの簡易的診断を容易に
行なうことができ、しかも簡単安価に構成可能な眼科装
置を提供することにある。
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to solve the above problems, and to provide an ophthalmologic apparatus capable of easily performing non-contact and local diagnosis of dry eye easily and which can be constructed easily and inexpensively. It is in.

【0006】[0006]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記の課題を解決するた
め、本発明の眼科装置によれば、被検眼を照明するため
の白色光源と、前記白色光源からの光を被検眼涙液最表
層の脂質層の所定点に導く投光光学系と、前記脂質層の
所定点からの反射光を受光し、前記脂質層の表面と裏面
の反射光の干渉による干渉模様のカラー画像を光電変換
素子により光電変換する受光光学系と、前記光電変換素
子の出力により前記干渉模様のカラー画像を表示する表
示手段とを備え、前記表示手段に表示される前記干渉模
様のカラー画像を観察することにより、前記脂質層の状
態を知ることができ、ドライアイの診断を行なえるよう
にした構成を採用した。
In order to solve the above problems, according to the ophthalmologic apparatus of the present invention, a white light source for illuminating the eye to be inspected, and the light from the white light source is the outermost surface layer of the tear fluid to be inspected. And a light projecting optical system that guides the light to a predetermined point of the lipid layer, and receives reflected light from the predetermined point of the lipid layer, and photoelectrically converts a color image of an interference pattern due to interference of reflected light on the front surface and the back surface of the lipid layer. By a light receiving optical system for photoelectric conversion by, and display means for displaying a color image of the interference pattern by the output of the photoelectric conversion element, by observing the color image of the interference pattern displayed on the display means, The constitution is adopted so that the condition of the lipid layer can be known and dry eye can be diagnosed.

【0007】[0007]

【作用】このような構成によれば、被検眼涙液最表層の
脂質層からの反射光(白色光)の干渉模様(虹色に変化
するカラーの干渉模様)のカラー画像が受光光学系の光
電変換素子により光電変換され、その干渉模様のカラー
画像が表示手段に表示され、検者はそれを観察すること
ができる。この干渉模様は脂質層の状態、即ち脂質層の
有無の程度、つまり厚み(0.1〜0.2μm)とその
変化、涙液の流れていく様子、及び涙液の粘性などを反
映しており、この干渉模様を観察することで脂質層の状
態を知り、ドライアイの簡易的診断を行なうことができ
る。
With this structure, a color image of the interference pattern of reflected light (white light) from the outermost lipid layer of the tear fluid of the eye to be inspected (interference pattern of color changing to rainbow color) of the receiving optical system is obtained. The color image of the interference pattern is photoelectrically converted by the photoelectric conversion element and is displayed on the display unit so that the examiner can observe it. This interference pattern reflects the state of the lipid layer, that is, the degree of the presence or absence of the lipid layer, that is, the thickness (0.1 to 0.2 μm) and its change, the flow of tear fluid, and the viscosity of tear fluid. Therefore, by observing this interference pattern, the state of the lipid layer can be known, and a simple diagnosis of dry eye can be performed.

【0008】例えば、ドライアイになってくると、脂質
層が薄くなっていく(供給が少なくなっていくため)傾
向にあり、干渉模様が見られなくなっていく。また、涙
液の流れていく様子は干渉模様の移動距離や移動速度、
色の変化速度により知ることができるが、その流れはド
ライアイの進行と供に悪くなっていき、涙液の粘性につ
いてはドライアイと供に高くなっていく傾向にある。こ
の様に、干渉模様を観察することでドライアイの進行状
況の色々な状態を知る事が出来る。
[0008] For example, as dry eyes tend to appear, the lipid layer tends to become thinner (because the supply decreases), and the interference pattern disappears. Also, how tears flow is the movement distance and movement speed of the interference pattern,
As can be seen from the rate of color change, the flow tends to worsen with the progress of dry eye, and the viscosity of tears tends to increase with dry eye. In this way, by observing the interference pattern, various states of the progress of the dry eye can be known.

【0009】尚、干渉模様がカラーの干渉模様となって
いるので、この模様の変化は色彩的変化としても捕らえ
る事が可能であり、検者にとっては非常に変化が見やす
くなる。
Since the interference pattern is a color interference pattern, the change in the pattern can be grasped as a color change, which is very easy for the examiner to see.

【0010】[0010]

【実施例】以下、図を参照して本発明の実施例を説明す
る。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

【0011】図1は実施例の眼科装置の概略構成を示
し、図2は同装置の外観を示している。
FIG. 1 shows a schematic structure of an ophthalmologic apparatus according to an embodiment, and FIG. 2 shows an appearance of the apparatus.

【0012】図1において、符号1で図示するものは、
被検眼Eを照明するための白色光源でハロゲンランプ等
によって構成される。白色光源1から射出された光は、
照明視野を制限する視野絞り2を通過後、レンズ3、ハ
ーフミラー4、レンズ5を介して被検眼E上の所定点P
を照明する。点Pの位置は被検眼Eの角膜上の涙液最表
層の脂質層に選択される。
In FIG. 1, what is indicated by reference numeral 1 is
It is a white light source for illuminating the eye E to be inspected and is composed of a halogen lamp or the like. The light emitted from the white light source 1 is
After passing through the field stop 2 that limits the illumination field, a predetermined point P on the eye E to be examined is passed through the lens 3, the half mirror 4, and the lens 5.
Illuminate. The position of the point P is selected as the outermost lipid layer of the tear fluid on the cornea of the eye E to be examined.

【0013】なおハーフミラー4を介して、点Pへの投
光を行なう投光光学系と、後で述べる受光光学系の一部
を共有することにより、装置全体のコンパクト化、低コ
スト化を実現している。また、白色光源1は電源回路ボ
ックス12内に備えられた調光回路(不図示)により光
量が調節できるようになっており、この操作は図2に示
した架台13上の調光ボタン14により行われる。
By sharing a part of a light-receiving optical system, which will be described later, with a light-projecting optical system for projecting light to the point P via the half mirror 4, it is possible to reduce the size and cost of the entire apparatus. Has been realized. Further, the white light source 1 can be adjusted in light quantity by a light control circuit (not shown) provided in the power supply circuit box 12, and this operation is performed by a light control button 14 on the pedestal 13 shown in FIG. Done.

【0014】点Pからの反射光(涙液最表層の脂質層の
表面及び裏面での反射光)は脂質層の厚みその他の状態
により種々の干渉模様を形成する。この干渉模様を形成
する反射光はレンズ5、ハーフミラー4、レンズ6を介
してCCDカメラ用電源8により駆動されるカラーCC
Dカメラ7に受光され、干渉模様のカラー画像がCCD
カメラ7により光電変換され、その出力により干渉模様
のカラー画像がモニター9に表示され、検者に観察され
る。また、モニター9に表示される干渉模様のカラー画
像はビデオテープレコーダー10によって記録される。
また、必要に応じて干渉模様のカラー画像のハードコピ
ーが撮れるように、ビデオテープレコーダー10にビデ
オプリンター11を接続しておくとよい。なお、干渉模
様のカラー画像を記録する記録手段としてビデオテープ
レコーダーを選んだのは非常に手軽で安価なためであ
る。本装置は簡易診断装置であるため低コストが最優先
される。
Reflected light from the point P (reflected light on the front and back surfaces of the outermost lipid layer of the tear fluid) forms various interference patterns depending on the thickness of the lipid layer and other conditions. The reflected light that forms the interference pattern passes through the lens 5, the half mirror 4, and the lens 6 and is driven by the CCD camera power source 8 to generate a color CC.
The color image of the interference pattern received by the D camera 7 is CCD
Photoelectric conversion is performed by the camera 7, and a color image having an interference pattern is displayed on the monitor 9 by the output and is observed by the examiner. The color image of the interference pattern displayed on the monitor 9 is recorded by the video tape recorder 10.
Further, a video printer 11 may be connected to the video tape recorder 10 so that a hard copy of a color image having an interference pattern can be taken as needed. The video tape recorder was selected as the recording means for recording the color image of the interference pattern because it is very convenient and inexpensive. Since this device is a simple diagnostic device, low cost is given top priority.

【0015】また、図2に示すように、本装置では、発
光ダイオードからなる固視灯17が被検者の固視できる
位置に配置される。この固視灯17はリンク機構18に
よって自由に移動させることができ、被検者に対して最
適な位置に調節することができるようになっている。
Further, as shown in FIG. 2, in the present apparatus, a fixation lamp 17 composed of a light emitting diode is arranged at a position where the examinee can fix it. The fixation lamp 17 can be freely moved by a link mechanism 18 and can be adjusted to an optimum position for the subject.

【0016】更に、固視灯17で誘導しにくい被検者に
対しては、装置本体20が回転軸19を中心に水平面内
に回動できるため、これら2つの機能により被検眼上の
どこでも観察できるようになっている。
Further, for the subject who is difficult to be guided by the fixation lamp 17, the device main body 20 can be rotated in the horizontal plane about the rotation axis 19, so that these two functions allow observation anywhere on the subject's eye. You can do it.

【0017】次に、装置と被検眼のアライメント手順お
よび観察手順について説明する。
Next, the alignment procedure between the device and the eye to be inspected and the observation procedure will be described.

【0018】まず、被検眼照明用の白色光源1を点灯
し、被検者のあごをあご台16に乗せ、観察部位に応じ
て装置本体20を被検眼Eに対して適当な位置に設定す
る。通常は被検眼正面に設定する。その後、ジョイステ
ィック15を操作して装置本体20を微動させ、図3に
示すように、被検眼角膜上の涙液層の最表層である脂質
層の表面と裏面からの反射光がレンズ6を介してカラー
CCDカメラ7のCCD受光面7aに来るようにし、脂
質層の表面と裏面の反射光がコントラストよく干渉模様
を形成するように微調を行ない、ビデオテープレコーダ
ー10の録画スイッチをオンにして記録を始める。尚、
ビデオの録画はアライメントを始める前から入れておい
て後で不要の部分を消去してもよい。ここで、被検者に
対して瞬きを促すようにすると干渉模様の変化がとらえ
易くなる。
First, the white light source 1 for illuminating the eye to be inspected is turned on, the chin of the person to be inspected is placed on the chin table 16, and the apparatus main body 20 is set at an appropriate position with respect to the eye to be inspected E according to the observation site. . Normally, it is set in front of the eye to be examined. Then, the joystick 15 is operated to finely move the device body 20, and as shown in FIG. 3, reflected light from the front and back surfaces of the lipid layer, which is the outermost layer of the tear film on the cornea of the eye, passes through the lens 6. To the CCD light-receiving surface 7a of the color CCD camera 7, fine adjustment is performed so that the reflected light from the front and back surfaces of the lipid layer forms an interference pattern with good contrast, and the recording switch of the video tape recorder 10 is turned on for recording. To start. still,
The video may be recorded before starting the alignment and the unnecessary portions may be deleted afterwards. Here, if the subject is prompted to blink, the change in the interference pattern can be easily captured.

【0019】そして、必要な時間録画したら録画スイッ
チをオフにして観察を終える。この操作を必要に応じて
点Pの位置を変えて繰り返し行なう。全ての観察が終了
したら白色光源1のスイッチを切って観察を終了する。
After recording for the required time, the recording switch is turned off to finish the observation. This operation is repeated by changing the position of the point P as necessary. When all the observations have been completed, the white light source 1 is switched off and the observations are completed.

【0020】次に、観察した結果について説明する。図
4において、(A)には健常者の干渉模様を、(B)に
はドライアイの患者の干渉模様の例を示す。健常者では
涙液最表層の脂質層が十分にあるため虹色のカラーの干
渉模様がコントラストよく観察することができる。ま
た、瞬きによる模様の変化もよく判り、涙液が流れてい
く様子もよく判る。これに対して、ドライアイの患者は
脂質層が薄くなっており、干渉模様がはっきりしなかっ
たり、仮にはっきりしていても瞬きによる模様の変化や
涙液の動きが鈍く健常者との差別化が可能である。
Next, the observation results will be described. In FIG. 4, (A) shows an interference pattern of a healthy person, and (B) shows an example of an interference pattern of a dry eye patient. In a healthy person, since the outermost lipid layer of the tear fluid is sufficient, an interference pattern of rainbow colors can be observed with good contrast. In addition, the change in the pattern due to blinking can be seen well, and the way tears are flowing can be seen well. On the other hand, in patients with dry eye, the lipid layer is thin, and the interference pattern is not clear, and even if it is clear, the pattern change due to blinking and the movement of tear fluid are slow, and it differentiates from healthy subjects. Is possible.

【0021】この様にして、干渉模様の観察により脂質
層の有無の程度、厚みとその変化、及び涙液の流れの様
子などを知ることができ、それによりドライアイの進行
状況の様々な状態を知ることができ、非接触で局所的な
ドライアイの簡易的診断を行なうことができる。しかも
干渉模様が白色光による虹色のカラーの干渉模様である
ので、干渉模様の変化が濃淡だけでなく色彩の変化とし
てもとらえることができるため、非常に見易く、ドライ
アイの簡易的診断をより容易に行なえる。また、コヒー
レント光源を用いる場合に比べ、コスト的にも非常に安
価であるという利点がある。
In this way, by observing the interference pattern, it is possible to know the degree of presence or absence of the lipid layer, the thickness and its change, and the state of the flow of tear fluid, and thereby various states of the progress of the dry eye. Therefore, it is possible to carry out a simple non-contact local diagnosis of dry eye. Moreover, since the interference pattern is a rainbow color interference pattern due to white light, changes in the interference pattern can be captured as changes in color as well as in shades, making it very easy to see and making a simple diagnosis of dry eye easier. Easy to do. Further, there is an advantage that the cost is very low as compared with the case of using the coherent light source.

【0022】なお本実施例の装置では、干渉模様のカラ
ー画像を記録するビデオテープレコーダー10を備えて
いるので、それにより記録した干渉模様を観察後にモニ
ター9に表示して検者が被検者に説明することもでき
る。また、過去に採った干渉模様のデータを見直すこと
も簡単にできる。
Since the apparatus of the present embodiment is equipped with the video tape recorder 10 for recording the color image of the interference pattern, the recorded interference pattern is displayed on the monitor 9 after the observation, and the examiner examines it. Can also be explained. Also, it is possible to easily review the data of the interference pattern taken in the past.

【0023】[0023]

【発明の効果】以上の説明から明らかなように、本発明
の眼科装置によれば、被検眼涙液最表層の脂質層の所定
点に白色光を投光し、この所定点からの反射光を受光
し、脂質層の表面と裏面の反射光の干渉による干渉模様
のカラー画像を表示手段に表示し、この表示手段に表示
される干渉模様のカラー画像を観察することにより、脂
質層の状態を知ることができ、ドライアイの診断を行な
えるようにした構成を採用したので、干渉模様の観察に
よりドライアイの進行状況の様々な状態を知ることがで
き、しかも干渉模様がカラーのため模様の変化が非常に
見易く、非接触で局所的なドライアイの簡易的診断を容
易に行なうことができる。しかも簡単安価に構成できる
という優れた効果が得られる。
As is apparent from the above description, according to the ophthalmologic apparatus of the present invention, white light is projected onto a predetermined point of the lipid layer which is the outermost surface of the tear fluid of the eye to be examined, and the reflected light from this predetermined point. The color image of the interference pattern due to the interference of the reflected light on the front surface and the back surface of the lipid layer is displayed on the display means, and the color image of the interference pattern displayed on the display means is observed to determine the state of the lipid layer. It is possible to know the state of the dry eye by observing the interference pattern because it adopts a configuration that allows the diagnosis of dry eye. Is very easy to see, and it is possible to easily make a non-contact and simple diagnosis of local dry eye. Moreover, an excellent effect that the structure can be configured easily and inexpensively is obtained.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本発明の眼科装置の実施例の構成を示した構成
図である。
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing a configuration of an embodiment of an ophthalmologic apparatus of the present invention.

【図2】同装置の外観を示した側面図である。FIG. 2 is a side view showing an appearance of the same device.

【図3】被検眼涙液最表層の脂質層での照明光の反射の
様子を示した説明図である。
FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing a state of reflection of illumination light on a lipid layer which is the outermost surface layer of tear fluid of the eye to be examined.

【図4】健常者の干渉模様とドライアイ患者の干渉模様
の記録例を示した説明図である。
FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of recording an interference pattern of a healthy person and an interference pattern of a dry eye patient.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 白色光源 2 視野絞り 3,5,6 レンズ 4 ハーフミラー 7 カラーCCDカメラ 9 モニター(CRT) 10 ビデオテープレコーダー 12 電源回路ボックス 13 架台 14 調光ボタン 15 ジョイスティック 16 あご台 17 固視灯 E 被検眼 P 被検眼涙液最表層の脂質層の所定点 1 White Light Source 2 Field Stop 3, 5, 6 Lens 4 Half Mirror 7 Color CCD Camera 9 Monitor (CRT) 10 Video Tape Recorder 12 Power Circuit Box 13 Stand 14 Light Control Button 15 Joystick 16 Jaw Stand 17 Fixing Light E Eyes to be Inspected P Predetermined point on the outermost lipid layer of tear fluid

Claims (4)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 被検眼を照明するための白色光源と、 前記白色光源からの光を被検眼涙液最表層の脂質層の所
定点に導く投光光学系と、 前記脂質層の所定点からの反射光を受光し、前記脂質層
の表面と裏面の反射光の干渉による干渉模様のカラー画
像を光電変換素子により光電変換する受光光学系と、 前記光電変換素子の出力により前記干渉模様のカラー画
像を表示する表示手段とを備え、 前記表示手段に表示される前記干渉模様のカラー画像を
観察することにより、前記脂質層の状態を知ることがで
き、ドライアイの診断を行なえるようにしたことを特徴
とする眼科装置。
1. A white light source for illuminating an eye to be inspected, a projection optical system for guiding light from the white light source to a predetermined point of a lipid layer which is the outermost surface of tear fluid of an eye to be inspected, and a predetermined point of the lipid layer A light receiving optical system for receiving the reflected light of the lipid layer and photoelectrically converting a color image of the interference pattern by the interference of the reflected light of the front surface and the back surface of the lipid layer, and the color of the interference pattern by the output of the photoelectric conversion element. A display means for displaying an image is provided, and by observing the color image of the interference pattern displayed on the display means, the state of the lipid layer can be known and dry eye diagnosis can be performed. An ophthalmologic apparatus characterized by the above.
【請求項2】 前記投光光学系と受光光学系は、ハーフ
ミラーを介して一部を共有することを特徴とする請求項
1に記載の眼科装置。
2. The ophthalmologic apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the light projecting optical system and the light receiving optical system share a part through a half mirror.
【請求項3】 前記干渉模様のカラー画像を記録する記
録手段を設けたことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の眼科
装置。
3. The ophthalmologic apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising recording means for recording the color image of the interference pattern.
【請求項4】 前記記録手段がビデオテープレコーダー
であることを特徴とする請求項3に記載の眼科装置。
4. The ophthalmologic apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the recording means is a video tape recorder.
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