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    TONOMETRY

    Manasa.N

    2yr BS.c optometryNSO

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    CONTENTS Introduction Indentation tonometry

    Schiotz tonometer Applanation tonometry Goldmann tonometer Perkins tonometer

    Tonopen Mackey marg tonometer Non contact tonometer

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    What is a tonometry??? Tonometry is the procedure, eye care

    professionals perform to determine theintraocular pressure (IOP).

    It is used to determine the pressure inthe eye by measuring the firmness of itssurface.

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    Why it is done.?? This test is used to check for Glaucoma.

    Glaucoma;

    Is an eye disease that can cause blindness by

    damaging the Optic nerve.

    Normal IOP ranges from 10 to 21mmHg

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    Indentation tonometry If a plunger of

    known weight isrested on thecornea, the depth ofplunger indentationshould (?) be

    proportional to IOP.

    Plunger is connectedto lever arm and

    scale.

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    Schiotz tonometer The footplate is

    rested on the corneaand the plunger isfree to indent thecornea.

    A variety of weightsmay be used tominimise errors dueto corneal rigidity.

    (use with tables)

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    Simple

    technique Portable

    No need for SL

    Reasonablypriced

    Cornealabrasions more

    likely.

    Effect of corneal

    rigidity onreading

    Advantages Disadvantages

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    Applanation tonometry

    Basis : Imbert-fick law.

    For an ideal dry, thin walled sphere, thepressure inside the sphere (p) is equalsthe force (F) required to flatten itssurface, divided by the area offlattening (A):

    P = F/A or F = PA

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    Applanation tonometer Goldmann - The pressure which is

    required to flatten the cornea gives the

    IOP only if the applanated cornearanges from 2.5 to 4 mm.

    It is in this range that the adhesiveforces of tears and the force necessaryto overcome the rigidity of the cornea

    are in balance.

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    A Goldmann Tonometer

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    Slit lamp of goldmanntonometer

    Mires seen duringgoldmann tonometrythrough slit lamp

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    Easy to use

    cheap comfortable

    (apart from

    anaesthetic)

    Quick

    Need foranaesthetics

    Cannot bedelegated

    Contact with

    cornea (slightchances ofabrasion

    Advantages Disadvantages

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    Perkins Tonometer It uses the biprism as the Goldmann

    applanator.

    The light source is powered by battery,and a counter balance enables theinstrument to be used in both the

    vertical and horizontal positions.

    The readings are consistent andcompare quite well with the Goldmannapplanator.

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    Perkins tonometer The readings are

    consistent and

    compare quite wellwith the Goldmannapplanator.

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    Tonopen Tonopen measured an average of 1.7

    mm higher than the Goldmann

    tonometer.

    Easier to use with corneal

    abnormalities.

    Patient can be lying or sitting.

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    Tonopen A sterile cover must

    be over the tip.

    Ensure patient hasanaesthetic, gentlytap tonopen againstcornea.

    Final averagedreading (of usually 4 6) is displayed

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    Mackay-marg tonometer It applanates the cornea via a plunger that moves

    within a sleeve, similar in fashion to a Schitztonometer.

    The plunger is electronically coupled to a transducerand graphically records the movement of the plungeron a moving strip of paper.

    The plunger first indents the cornea recording on thegraph paper, the sum of the force required to flattenthe cornea and the IOP.

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    Mackay-marg tonometer The pressure tracing then decreases to a level that

    represents the IOP.

    Because the tonometer records instantaneously,multiple readings should be averaged in order toadjust for fluctuation in pressure due to the ocular

    pulsation.

    It is especially useful in edematous or irregularcorneas.

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    Non contact tonometer Noncontact (or air-puff) tonometry does

    not touch your eye but uses a puff ofair to flatten your cornea.

    This type of tonometry is not the bestway to measure intraocular pressure.

    But it is often used as a simple way tocheck for high IOP and is the easiestway to test children.

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    Non contact tonometer

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    Advantages of NCT Corneal applanation is produce by air

    pulse.

    No topical anaesthetic

    No risk of infection

    No corneal abrasion

    Good for population screening

    Good results

    Costly equipment

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    Questions...???

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    Thank you