Purpose: To determine optimal design parameters of a transpalpebral tonometry sensor (the weight and diameter of the rod) based on experimental simulation.
Material And Methods: The study has been conducted in situ at the forensic analysis department with 12 eyes of 5 men and one woman aged 49 to 71 years. Comparison between the tonometric pressure and the true pressure measured with direct manometric technique ensured the accuracy of transpalpebral tonometry data and helped select optimal sensor parameters.
Vestn Ross Akad Med Nauk
November 2015
Background: Quantitative assessment of hemodynamic parameters is an important element of ophthalmic diagnostics especially in early detection of myopia, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy. The assessment of hemodynamic changes is essential in evaluating of the efficiency of treatment. Objective: Our aim was to determine the adequate of eye hemodynamics assessment using reoophtalmography in patients with various clinical refractions.
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