JPH06311967A - Ophthalmologic apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide an ophthalmologic apparatus capable of easily counting corneal endotheliocyte images even if the corneal endotheliocyte images are not printed. CONSTITUTION:The ophthalmologic apparatus constituted to display the corneal endotheliocyte images 90 consisting of many cell images on a monitor screen 109a is provided with a mouse as a marking means for marking the respective cell images and, therefore, the easy counting of the corneal endotheliocyte images 90 is possible even if the corneal endotheliocyte images 90 are not printed.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ophthalmologic apparatus used for counting the number of corneal endothelial cell images per a predetermined area and an ophthalmologic apparatus usable therefor.

[0002]

Generally, there are individual differences in the number of corneal endothelial cells in the human eye, and in general, in the early childhood, the number of corneal endothelial cells is 4,000-
Although it has 5,000 cells, some of these corneal endothelial cells die as they age and are absorbed by adjacent corneal endothelial cells. Therefore, the number of corneal endothelial cells tends to decrease and increase as the population ages.

When the number of corneal endothelial cells is below a certain value, for example, below 500, it becomes difficult to supply nutrients to the cornea. Therefore, when an ophthalmologic surgery is performed in such a state of corneal endothelial cells, at this time, a part of the corneal endothelial cells is killed by a female, and no nutrition is supplied to the cornea,
Since surgery may lead to corneal diseases such as infection, surgery is not performed.

Conventionally, as a corneal endothelial cell observing / photographing apparatus for observing and photographing an image of corneal endothelium of an eye to be examined, a cone lens is brought into contact with the corneal surface of the eye to observe and photograph a corneal endothelium image. A contact type and a non-contact type in which an optical attachment for observing corneal endothelium is attached to a slit lamp to observe and photograph an image of corneal endothelium have been developed.

In recent years, in this type of corneal endothelial cell observation and photographing device, corneal endothelial cells are photographed by a television camera and stored as an electronic image, while the corneal endothelial cell image of the stored electronic image is printed and printed. Under the present circumstances, the number of corneal endothelial cells per unit area is manually counted while marking each cell image with a pen on the obtained corneal endothelial cell image.

[0006]

However, printing a corneal endothelial cell image requires a long time for counting because it takes time, and since the printed corneal endothelial cell image is manually counted, a counting error may occur. There was a problem that

Therefore, a first object of the present invention is to provide an ophthalmologic apparatus capable of easily counting corneal endothelial cell images without printing such corneal endothelial cell images. A second object of the present invention is to provide an ophthalmologic apparatus capable of counting the number of cells in a corneal endothelial cell image accurately and semi-automatically.

A third object of the present invention is to provide an ophthalmologic apparatus capable of easily operating each part of the apparatus when enlarging a corneal endothelial cell image when counting a corneal endothelial cell image.

[0009]

In order to achieve this first object, the invention of claim 1 provides an ophthalmologic apparatus adapted to display a corneal endothelial cell image consisting of a large number of cell images on a monitor screen. The ophthalmologic apparatus is provided with a marking means for marking the cell image.

In order to achieve the first and second objects, the invention of claim 2 is provided with a control circuit for selectively enlarging and displaying the corneal endothelial cell image displayed on the monitor screen for each predetermined area. Further, there is provided computing means for counting the number of marks added by the marking means to the cell image on the monitor screen and calculating the number of cell images per unit area from the number of marks. Characterize.

In addition to the above, in the invention of claim 3, the mark attaching means attaches a mark to a cell image of which the outline is completely visible in the enlarged corneal endothelial cell image, and a part of the peripheral edge of the corneal endothelial cell image. It is characterized in that it can be attached separately from the mark attached to the cell image only.

Further, in the invention of claim 4, when the control circuit enlarges and displays a predetermined area of the corneal endothelial cell image on the monitor screen, the predetermined area and its peripheral portion are displayed on the monitor screen in a distinguishable manner. It is characterized by

Further, in order to achieve the third object, the invention according to claim 5
In an ophthalmologic apparatus adapted to display a corneal endothelial cell image composed of a large number of cell images on a monitor screen, a touch panel provided on the monitor screen and provided with a plurality of touch operation units, and the touch operation unit. The ophthalmologic apparatus has a control circuit that receives a touch signal from the device and controls each part of the apparatus.

[0014]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

<First Embodiment> FIGS. 1 to 5 show a first embodiment of the present invention.

[Schematic Configuration of Entire Apparatus] In FIG.
1 is a fixed base, 102 is a supporting portion fixed to the front end of the fixed base 101, 103 is a supporting frame mounted on the supporting portion 102, 104 is a forehead support of the supporting frame 103, and 105 is a chin rest of the supporting frame 103. Is.

Further, 106 is a movable base mounted on the fixed base 101 so as to be movable back and forth and left and right, 107 is a joystick lever for finely moving the movable base 106 back and forth and left and right, and 108 is mounted on the movable base 106. It is a device body for observing and photographing corneal endothelial cells.

The apparatus main body 108 is integrally provided with a monitor television 109 provided at a lower portion and a camera main body 110 having an observation / photographing optical system provided at an upper portion. A keyboard 111 is provided on the movable base 106 adjacent to the front of the monitor TV 109. The keyboard 111 is provided with other switches such as a calculation switch 112 for counting corneal endothelial cells, a count switch 113 for setting an expansion mode for counting corneal endothelial cells, a plot mark changeover switch 114, and the like.

The plot mark changeover switch 114 has a mark “◯” for marking (marking) cells whose majority is substantially hexagonal and whose entire contour can be discriminated.
It is designed to switch the mark "X" that marks cells that can be discriminated only partially. Further, 115 is a mouse (marking means) for operating the screen connected to the connecting portion of the fixed base 101, 116 is a printer provided on the side of the apparatus main body 108, 117 in FIG. 1 is a floppy disk, an optical disk. This is an information recording / reproducing device for a magnetic disk or the like.

[Optical System in Camera Main Body 110] FIG. 5 is a plan view showing an apparatus optical system of the camera main body 110 of the corneal endothelial cell observation and photographing apparatus. In FIG. 5, 1 is an anterior eye of the eye E to be inspected. It is an anterior segment observation optical system for observing the part.

The anterior segment observation optical system 1 includes a half mirror 2,
The objective lens 3, the half mirror 4, the optical path switching mirror 5, and the CCD 6 are generally included, and O1 is an optical axis thereof. The anterior segment of the eye E is illuminated by the anterior segment illumination light source 7. The half mirror 2 constitutes a part of an alignment optical system (not shown) as an alignment index light projection means.

The alignment light flux from this alignment optical system is projected onto the eye E to be inspected through the half mirror 2 and reflected, and then passes through the half mirror 2 and enters the objective lens 3. A part of the alignment-reflected light flux guided to the objective lens 3 is reflected by the half mirror 4, and the rest of the light flux passes through the half mirror 4. The reflected light flux reflected by the half mirror 4 is guided to an alignment detection sensor 4'as a light receiving means.

The optical path switching mirror 5 is normally retracted from the optical path of the anterior segment observation optical system 1. The optical path switching mirror 5 has a light shielding surface 5a on one surface and a total reflection surface 5b on the other surface. The light flux that has passed through the half mirror 4 is guided to the CCD 6 to form an image, and a bright spot image is formed on the CCD 6. The half mirror 4 reflects the light flux from the alignment pattern projection optical system 21.

The alignment pattern projection optical system 21 includes
The outline includes a light source 22 for alignment pattern, an alignment pattern plate 23, and a projection lens 24.

An annular pattern is formed on the alignment pattern plate 23. The pattern forming light flux forming the annular pattern is reflected by the half mirror 4 and C
It is guided to the CD 6 and an annular pattern image is formed on the CCD 6. This CCD 6 is connected to a monitor television 109 which is a monitor device, and the monitor television 109
At the time of alignment, an anterior segment image of the eye E and an annular pattern are displayed based on the signal from the CCD 6 during alignment. This display control is performed by the control circuit 60 described later.

An illumination optical system 28 and an observation / photographing optical system 29 are provided on both sides of the anterior segment observation optical system 1. The illumination optical system 28 irradiates the cornea C of the eye E with an illumination light beam from an oblique direction.

The illumination optical system 28 is an illumination light source 3 for observation.
0, a condenser lens 31, an infrared filter 31 ′, an illumination light source 32 for photographing, a condenser lens 33, a slit plate 34, and a light projecting lens 35. The illumination light source 30 and the illumination light source 32 are conjugate with respect to the condenser lens 31. The illumination light source 32 is
Issuance is controlled by the photographing light source emission control circuit 32 '.

A halogen lamp is used as the illumination light source 30, and a xenon lamp is used as the illumination light source 32. The light flux emitted from the illumination light source 30 passes through the condenser lens 31 and the infrared filter 31 ′ and is once converged at the position where the illumination light source 32 is arranged. The infrared light flux is guided to the condenser lens 33 as if emitted from the illumination light source 32. The infrared light flux condensed by the condenser lens 33 is formed by the slit plate 3
Guided to 4. An elongated rectangular slit 36 is formed in the slit plate 34. The infrared light flux passes through the slit 36 and is guided to the light projecting lens 35.

Reference numeral 35 'is an optical member for correcting the optical path length.
FIG. 5 shows a state of being inserted into the optical path when observing endothelial cells.
It is made up of a convex lens because it retracts and corrects the optical path length when photographing with visible light. On the contrary, when the optical member 35 'is not inserted into the optical path during observation but is to be inserted during photographing, a plane parallel plate or a concave lens may be used. When the alignment is completed, the slit plate 34 and the cornea C are substantially conjugate with respect to the light projecting lens 35, and the cornea C is irradiated with the slit light flux.

The observation / photographing optical system 29 is roughly composed of an objective lens 40, a half mirror 41, a mask 42, a relay lens 43, a mirror 44, a variable power lens 45, a focusing lens 46, and an optical path switching mirror 5.

The optical path switching mirror 5 is an anterior ocular segment observation optical system 1 based on the detection output of the alignment detection sensor 4 '.
Automatically inserted in the optical path of. When the alignment is completed, the mask 42 and the cornea C are substantially conjugate with respect to the objective lens 40.

The optical path length correction member 40 'is inserted into the optical path during observation with infrared illumination light and retracted from the optical path during photographing with visible light. Optical path length correction member 4 at this time
For 0 ', a convex lens is used. On the contrary, a plane-parallel plate or a concave lens is inserted into the optical path as an optical path length correcting member 40 'during photographing to form a corneal endothelial cell image at the reference position, and the optical path correcting member 40' is used during observation. It is also possible to evacuate from. An optical path length correcting member 43 ', which will be described later, also has the same movement and shape as the optical path length correcting member 40', and its insertion position is at the position shown in FIG. 5 and in front of the objective lens 40 (on the side of the cornea C). ), Between the half mirror 41 and the mask 42, and between the focusing lens 46 and the optical path switching mirror 5, the same effect can be obtained.

A part of the scattered and reflected light flux is reflected by the half mirror 41 and guided to the line sensor 47 as a focus state detection sensor. Further, the scattered reflected light flux passing through the half mirror 41 is guided to the mask 42, and a corneal cross-sectional image including corneal endothelial cells is formed at the position where the mask 42 is arranged. The output from the line sensor 47 is input to a focus determination circuit 47 ', and when the focus determination circuit 47' determines from the output from the line sensor 47 that the optical system is in focus, the photographing light source light emission control circuit. A photographing signal is output to 32 ', and the illumination light source 32 is supplied to the photographing light source emission control circuit 32'.
Issuance control.

The mask 42 plays a role of blocking an extra reflected light beam except for forming a corneal endothelial cell image. The scattered and reflected light flux forming the corneal endothelial cell image is transmitted by the optical path length correction member 4
3 ', relay lens 43, mirror 44, variable magnification lens 4
5. After being guided to the optical path switching mirror 5 through the focusing lens 46 and reflected by the optical path switching mirror 5, CC
An image is formed on D6. When photographing this corneal endothelial cell, CC
Based on the signal from D6, the corneal endothelial cell image of the eye E is displayed on the monitor television 109 by the control circuit 60, which will be described later, as shown in FIG.

Although the detailed description of the optical system is omitted in the above description, the optical system disclosed in Japanese Patent Application No. 3-324247 is basically used in practice.

[Control Circuit 60 and Its Function] The control circuit 60 is built in the fixed base 101 and has the arithmetic control circuit 61 (arithmetic means) shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 1, the arithmetic control circuit 61 includes a camera body 11
0, keyboard 111, mouse 115, frame memories 62, 63, 64, image processing circuit 65, image synthesizing circuit 6
6, monitor TV 109 and the like are connected. Then, an image signal from the CCD 6 of the camera body 110, a signal from each of the switches 112, 113, 114 of the keyboard 111, a signal from the mouse 115, etc. are input.

Moreover, the arithmetic control circuit 61 controls the photographing of the corneal endothelial cells by the camera body 110, and when this photographing is performed, the corneal endothelial cell image data is constructed in the frame memory 62 based on the image signal from the CCD 6. Along with
The image processing circuit 65 is controlled to display the corneal endothelial cell image 90 shown in FIG. 2 on the monitor screen 109a of the monitor television 109 based on the corneal endothelial cell image data from the frame memory 62. In FIG. 2, 91 is a portion masked by the mask 42. The corneal endothelial cell image data constructed in the frame memory 62 is recorded on a recording medium such as a floppy disk or a magneto-optical disk by the information recording / reproducing device 117.

Then, when the count switch 113 is pressed, the arithmetic control circuit 61 causes a plurality of enlarged range designation frames 67 (predetermined areas) indicated by broken lines to be displayed in the portion of the corneal endothelial cell image 90 on the monitor screen 109a. Has become.

In this state, the cursor 115c operated by the mouse 115 is moved to, for example, part A or part B of the plurality of enlarged range designation frames 67, and the recognition switch 115a on the right side of the mouse 115 is clicked (pressed). As a result, the arithmetic control circuit 61 causes the specified range (A or B) of the frame memory 62 and its periphery (peripheral A ′).
Alternatively, the image processing circuit 6 converts the corneal endothelial cell image data of B ′).
5, the enlarged corneal endothelial cell image data is constructed in the frame memory 63, and the enlarged portion A and its peripheral portion based on the corneal endothelial cell image data constructed in the frame memory 63. An image of corneal endothelial cells in the area A ′ or B and its peripheral area B ′ is displayed on the monitor screen 109a as shown in FIG. 3 (a) or 3 (b).

In this state, the mark "○" is selected by the plot mark changeover switch 114 in order to plot each cell image in which the entire contour in the enlarged range designation frame 67 can be discriminated. Then, when the cursor 115c is moved into each cell image where the entire contour of the corneal endothelial cell image can be discriminated, and the plot switch 115b on the left of the mouse 115 is clicked, "O" is attached to this clicked position. This plot data is constructed in the frame memory 64.

Further, the mark "X" is selected by the plot mark changeover switch 114 in order to plot each cell image in which only a part of the contour of the peripheral edge in the enlarged range designation frame 67 can be discriminated. Then, the cursor 115c is moved into each cell image in which only a part of the outline of the corneal endothelial cell image can be discriminated, and the plot switch 11 on the left side of the mouse 115 is moved.
If you click on 5b, an "X" will be added to this clicked position. This plot data is also constructed in the frame memory 64.

When all the cell images in the enlarged range designation frame 67 are plotted in this way and then the arithmetic switch 112 is pressed, the arithmetic control circuit 61 counts "○" and "X", respectively, and calculates the unit area. Calculate the number of cells per hit. The calculated cell number is displayed on the monitor screen 109a.
At this time, the number of cells with “X” is counted as ½.

Such plotting work and calculation are carried out in the parts A and B.
This is done for each section. Then, the arithmetic control circuit 6
The number 1 averages the calculation results of the cell numbers of the parts A and B, and displays the average value on the monitor screen 109a. In this way, the obtained number of cells per unit area and the average value are printed out by the printer 116.

Such plotting work and calculation are carried out in the parts A and B.
Although it is performed for each part, the number of parts for performing the plotting work and the calculation can be sequentially increased, and in this case, the accuracy of the cell calculation is improved.

Also, the coefficient of variation (CV) of the cell area can be obtained by setting the expansion designated range to a range smaller than that shown in the figure and performing the above-mentioned plotting work and calculation at a large number of places. .

Further, among the corneal endothelial cells, hexagonal cells and cells other than hexagonal cells are distinguished and plotted,
The appearance rate of hexagonal cell images can also be obtained.

<Second Embodiment> FIG. 6 shows a second embodiment of the present invention. The present embodiment shows an example in which the plot marks can be specified more finely, and the plot mark selection frame such as 1/2, 1/3, 2/3, 1/4, 3/4, etc. at the time of cell expansion. 70, 71, 72, 73, 7
4, 75, etc. are displayed on the monitor screen 109a, one of the plot mark selection frames 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 is designated by the cursor 115c operated by the mouse 115, and the plot switch 115b is clicked. Therefore, the plot mark selection frames 70, 71, 72, 7
Marks corresponding to the clicked ones of 3,74,75 (plot mark selection frames 70, 71, 72, 73, 7
Marks such as "○", "X", etc. shown on the left of 4,75)
Is selected.

Here, 1/1 indicates that all the cells within the enlargement range designation frame 67 can be confirmed, 1/2 indicates that half of the cells within the enlargement range designation frame 67 can be confirmed, and 1/3 indicates the enlargement. The cells within the range designation frame 67 can be confirmed 1/3, 2/3 indicates that the cells within the enlargement range designation frame 67 can be confirmed 2/3, and 1/4 indicates within the enlargement range designation frame 67. The cells that can be confirmed as ¼ are shown, and 3/4 means that the cells in the enlarged range designation frame 67 can be confirmed as 3/4.

After the mark is selected, the mark is plotted on each cell in the enlarged range designation frame 67 as in the first embodiment. This plotting operation is performed in the same manner as in the first embodiment depending on the state of the cells that enter the expansion range designation frame 67. This plot work is expanded range specification frame 6
After performing all cells within 7, the number of cells per unit area is calculated in the same manner as in the first embodiment.

By making the plot marks fine in this way, the number of cells per unit area can be obtained more accurately.

<Third Embodiment> FIGS. 7 to 9 show a third embodiment of the present invention. The present embodiment shows an example in which the monitor screen 109a of the monitor television 109 in the first embodiment is a touch screen, and the touch screen is touched so that the corneal endothelial cell image is enlarged. Is. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 9, in addition to the configuration of the first embodiment, frame memories 81, 82, 83, 84 for enlarged cell images are provided.

Further, on the monitor screen 109a, a plurality of enlargement range designation frames 67 A, B are displayed on the corneal endothelial cell image.
The C section ... is displayed as shown by the broken line, and the enlargement operation frame S1, the plural display operation frame S2, and the analysis operation frame S are displayed at the right end.
3, the return frame S4 is displayed.

Then, in FIG. 7, the expansion range designation frame 6
When any one of A section, B section, C section of 7 ... (for example, enlargement range designation frame A) is touched and then enlargement operation frame S1 is touched, A section, B section of enlargement range designation frame 67, The touched portion (for example, the portion A) of the portion C ... Is enlarged by the image processing circuit 65, and the enlarged corneal endothelial cell image data is constructed in the frame memory 81, and also, as shown in FIG. a)
Is displayed on the monitor screen 109a.

Similarly, parts B and C of the enlarged range designation frame 67,
Enlargement processing is performed on the D part and the frame memories 82 and 8
After the corneal endothelial cell image data is constructed in 3, 84, when the plural display operation frame S2 is touched, the image synthesizing circuit 66 synthesizes the corneal endothelial cell image data constructed in the frame memories 81 to 84 to form the frame memory. The image of the corneal endothelium, which is constructed in 63 and within the enlargement range designation frames A, B, C and D, is displayed on the monitor screen 109a as shown in FIG. 8B.

Further, parts A and B of the enlarged range designation frame 67,
Any one of section C ..... (for example, enlargement range designation frame A)
When the analysis operation frame S3 is touched after touching, the image analysis of the corneal endothelial cells in the touched part (for example, part A) of the A part, B part, C part of the enlarged range designation frame 67 is performed. This is performed using the image processing circuit 65. Therefore, this analysis operation frame S
If the mark plotting work as in the first embodiment is performed before touching 3, it is possible to easily count (analyze) the number of cells per unit area as in the first embodiment.

Further, when the return operation frame S4 is touched, the display on the monitor screen 109a is returned to the state shown in FIG. The control as described above is performed by the arithmetic control circuit 61.

[0057]

As described above, according to the invention of claim 1, in an ophthalmologic apparatus adapted to display a corneal endothelial cell image composed of a large number of cell images on a monitor screen, a marking means for marking each cell image is provided. Since it is provided, it is possible to easily count the corneal endothelial cell images without printing the corneal endothelial cell images. Further, the invention of claim 2 is provided with a control circuit for selectively enlarging and displaying the corneal endothelial cell image displayed on the monitor screen for each predetermined area, and the cell image on the monitor screen is marked by the marking means. Since the arithmetic means is provided for counting the number of the attached marks and calculating the number of cell images per unit area from the number of the marks, the number of cells in the corneal endothelial cell image can be accurately and accurately determined. It can count semi-automatically.

Further, in the invention of claim 3, the mark attaching means attaches a mark to a cell image of which the outline is completely visible in the enlarged corneal endothelial cell image, and cells of only a part of the peripheral edge of the corneal endothelial cell image. Since the mark to be attached to the image can be attached separately, the number of cells in the corneal endothelial cell image can be counted more accurately.

Furthermore, in the invention of claim 4, when the control circuit enlarges and displays a predetermined area of the corneal endothelial cell image on the monitor screen, the predetermined area and its peripheral portion are displayed on the monitor screen so as to be distinguishable from each other. By doing so, it is possible to know the percentage of the size of each corneal endothelial cell in the peripheral portion within the enlarged predetermined area, so that the mark designation operation can be performed in detail. , The number of cells in the corneal endothelial cell image can be counted more accurately.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in an ophthalmologic apparatus adapted to display a corneal endothelial cell image composed of a large number of cell images on a monitor screen, the ophthalmic device is provided on the monitor screen and is provided with a plurality of touch operation parts. Since it has a touch panel and a control circuit for controlling each part of the device in response to a touch signal from the touch operation part, each part of the device is used when enlarging the corneal endothelial cell image when counting the corneal endothelial cell image. Can be operated easily.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a control circuit of an ophthalmologic apparatus showing a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a corneal endothelial cell image processed by the ophthalmologic apparatus of FIG. 1 and displayed on a monitor television.

3A and 3B are explanatory views when a predetermined area of the image of corneal endothelial cells in FIG. 2 is enlarged and displayed on a monitor television.

4A is a plan view of an ophthalmologic apparatus including the control circuit of FIG. 1, and FIG. 4B is a side view of FIG.

5 is a plan view of an optical type in the camera body of FIG.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a display example of a corneal endothelial cell image on the monitor screen showing the second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of corneal endothelial cell image display on the monitor screen showing the third embodiment of the present invention.

8 (a) is an explanatory diagram when a predetermined area of the corneal endothelial cell image of FIG. 7 is enlarged and displayed on a monitor TV,
(b) is an explanatory view when a plurality of predetermined areas of the corneal endothelial cell image of FIG. 7 are enlarged and displayed on a monitor television.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of a control circuit for performing display processing of the corneal endothelial cell image of FIGS. 7 and 8.

[Explanation of symbols]

 60 ... Control circuit 61 ... Arithmetic control circuit (arithmetic means) 67 ... Enlarging range designation frame (predetermined area) 90 ... Corneal endothelial cell image 109 ... Monitor television 109a ... Monitor screen 115 ... Mouse (marking means) A ', B' ..... Peripheral area

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. An ophthalmologic apparatus adapted to display a corneal endothelial cell image composed of a large number of cell images on a monitor screen, wherein an ophthalmologic apparatus is provided with a marking means for marking each cell image. 2. A control circuit for selectively enlarging and displaying a corneal endothelial cell image displayed on the monitor screen for each predetermined area is provided, and a mark added by the marking means to the cell image on the monitor screen. The ophthalmologic apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising arithmetic means for counting the number of cells and calculating the number of cell images per unit area from the number of the marks. 3. The mark attaching means separates a mark attached to a cell image of which an outline is completely visible in a magnified corneal endothelial cell image and a mark attached to a cell image of only a part of the periphery of the corneal endothelial cell image. The ophthalmologic apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the ophthalmologic apparatus can be attached. 4. The control circuit causes a predetermined area of the corneal endothelial cell image to be displayed on the monitor screen in a distinguishable manner when the predetermined area of the corneal endothelial cell image is enlarged and displayed on the monitor screen. The ophthalmologic apparatus according to 2 or 3. 5. An ophthalmologic apparatus adapted to display a corneal endothelial cell image composed of a large number of cell images on a monitor screen, a touch panel provided on the monitor screen and having a plurality of touch operation parts, and the touch operation. An ophthalmologic apparatus having a control circuit for controlling each section of the apparatus by receiving a touch signal from the section.