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See Latest ArticlesSelf-tonometry in Glaucoma Management—Past, Present and Future
Survey of Ophthalmology, 06/23/09
Liang SYW et al. - Diagnosis and management of glaucoma is significantly associated with intraocular pressure, but contemporary office-based measurements are not sufficient to discover diurnal changes and spikes, nor do they demonstrate the effect of medication and compliance. Patient-directed self-tonometry can be taken throughout the day and is therefore the subject of much discussion and research. In this article we review the history of self-tonometry devices and present technologies for the future.
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