by Erica Kepler | Nov 3, 2020 | Optometry
An ophthalmologist’s instruments are not much like musical instruments, but they do have one similarity: they have to be in tune to do their jobs correctly. Whether you are playing a trumpet or examining eyes, maintaining accuracy during everyday use is a must....
by Erica Kepler | Oct 20, 2020 | Optometry
Tonometers and their variations have become a standard part of ophthalmology, as they are used to measure intraocular pressure to see if a patient is at risk for glaucoma. A tonometer’s purpose might not be news to you, but what you might not know is how the tonometer...
by Erica Kepler | Oct 8, 2020 | Optometry
A tonometer is a fundamental tool for many ophthalmologists, which means it sees a lot of use. However, before and after an eye test, there’s some necessary maintenance that ophthalmologists need to know how to perform on tools such as a tonometer. Continue reading to...
by Erica Kepler | Sep 25, 2020 | Optometry
A tonometer is a valuable tool used by medical eye care professionals to check for intraocular pressure (IOP), assess a patient for fluid in the eye, and evaluate those who are at risk from glaucoma. Tonometers are now easier to use than ever before because they are...
by auto | Dec 7, 2010 | Optometry
Many veterinarians are seeking new ways to increase the profitability of their practice as the current recession drags on. One potential source of new revenue is tonometry. Tonometry is the procedure performed to determine the fluid pressure inside the eye to test for...
