A contact lens photostimulator for surgical monitoring
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Auteurs : G. F. A. Harding ; Vernon H. Smith ; H. C. YorkeSource :
- Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology [ 0013-4694 ] ; 1986.
Abstract
A haptic contact lens stimulator has been developed to allow monitoring of the visual evoked potential to flash stimulation during orbital surgery. The contact lens stimulator is fitted with a small plastic prism into which a fibre-optic cable is inserted at right angles to the axis of the contact lens. This allows both the stimulator and the fibre-optic to be permanently in place throughout orbital surgery without interfering with the surgeon's vision or dexterity. Using this technique continuous evoked potentials can be obtained allowing immediate feedback to the surgeon of any condition threatening the integrity of the optic nerve. The technique has now been used on over 20 eyes and is commercially available.
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Ceci permet au stimulateur et à la fibre optique d'être en place en permanence durant l'intervention sans interférer avec la visibilité ou la manipulation du chirurgien. En utilisant cette technique, des potentiels évoqués peuvent être obtenus en continu et permettre ainsi un feedback immédiat du chirurgien en cas de menace de l'intégrité du nerf optique. 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