In an effort to meet the need of imaging technology that reliably measure the dynamics of accommodation, we developed a swept source OCT system for imaging and biometry of the crystalline lens dynamics at high sampling rates (~100 Hz). Preliminary data suggests that high sampling rates improve detection of lens micro-fluctuations during accommodation and that sampling rates higher than 40 Hz might be needed to fully capture crystalline lens dynamics. Long term, the information acquired with the system will improve our understanding of the mechanism of accommodation and enable to design and evaluate new procedures to restore accommodation.
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