Tonometry2012
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ebound tonometer Schematic for measuring IOP in mice with an induction-impact (I/I) tonometer, which operates on the rebound principle. Tonometer components and the eye are not drawn to scale. Danias et. al. (Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science. 2003;44:1138-1141.)
Rebound tonometer • Probe rebounds faster as IOP increases • Higher IOP - shorter duration of impact. • Does not require topical anesthesia. • Similar reliability to Tono-Pen XL and better accuracy • Systematic overestimation or underestimation of IOP • Further assessment of rebound tonometry in populations with higher IOP and corneal disease, is needed.
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ebound tonometer<br />
Schematic for measuring IOP in mice with an induction-impact (I/I) tonometer, which<br />
operates on the rebound principle. Tonometer components and the eye are not drawn<br />
to scale.<br />
Danias et. al. (Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science. 2003;44:1138-1141.)
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