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The measurement of intraocular pressure is the cornerstone of a full glaucoma assessment. IOP measurements in neonates and small children, on the other hand, are difficult to perform, can't always be done under the slit lamp, and may require general anaesthesia. As a result, while assessing a child, an ophthalmologist must be familiar with the various tonometers available, as well as the impact of central corneal thickness and anesthetic on IOP measures.   The iCare tonometer is an excellent choice for a gadget that is simple, trustworthy, and affordable. It is a useful gadget for general practitioners, optometrists, occupational health care, pharmacists, and other medical staff due to its simplicity. It can be used in adult and pediatric clinics, as well as in the field for mass glaucoma exams.   Even the most difficult patients, such as youngsters or dementia patients, can benefit from the ICARE TA01 Tonometer, which gives accurate, objective intraocular pressure (IOP) me

In comparison to other handheld tonometers, the AccuPen Handheld Tonometer provides precise IOP measurements with lesser standardisation contrast. When micro strain gauge technology is used with custodial algorithms, the findings are consistent. The combination of a comfortable form and peek lines allows for easy visualisation of the cornea, which aids in centralization and perpendicularity. The AccuPen Handheld Tonometer may be used in either hand and fits comfortably in any size hand thanks to its outline shape with a huge, viewable LCD. Remove the requirement for constant "up, down, and around" calibration. Lithium batteries can last for up to 15,000 readings. Measures quickly with the patient in any position. Making valuable office space available.     Features of AccuPen Handheld Tonometer     ●      Both centralization and perpendicularity are made easier. ●      The AccuPen can be used artistically and comfortably in any size hand thanks to its outline