Comparison of the Diaton Transpalpebral Tonometer Versus TonoPen- Applination Theodore H. Curtis, M.D.1, Douglas L Mackenzie, M.D.1, Robert J. Noecker.

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Comparison of the Diaton Transpalpebral Tonometer Versus TonoPen- Applination Theodore H. Curtis, M.D.1, Douglas L Mackenzie, M.D.1, Robert J. Noecker M.D.2, and Malik Y. Kahook M.D. 1 1 The Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Institute, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Aurora, CO 2 Eye and Ear Institute, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA

Financial Disclosures None of the authors have financial interests relevant to the subject discussed.

Purpose To compare intraocular pressure (IOP) measurements obtained with Diaton trans- palpebral tonometry versus Tonopen applanation tonometry in children and adults.

Introduction Goldmann applanation is the gold standard for IOP measurement It has been supplanted by TonoPen applanation in many settings because of it’s ease of use, portability, convenience, and minimal training requirements. The TonoPen requires contact with the corneal surface, and has the risks of iatrogenic corneal injury, spread of pathogens, and requires topical anesthetics.

Introduction The newly-developed Diaton tonometer is a handheld device that measures pressure through the tarsal plate (Figures 1 & 2). It avoids contact with the cornea and the need for topical anesthesia.

Figure 1: The Diaton Transpalpebral Tonometer

Figure 2: Using the Diaton Tonometer

Methods We looked at 74 eyes of 38 consecutive patients who received both Tonopen and Diaton tonometry TonoPen measurements were taken in the sitting position following topical anesthesia with proparicaine. Diaton measurements were performed in the sitting position with the patient gazing at a 45° angle, placing the eyelid margin at the superior limbus. If necessary, gentle traction was placed on the brow to align the lid with the limbus. The device was activated when the signaling mechanism indicated the device was vertical.

Results Age range 3-91 years of age (mean 47.5 years). The average IOP with the Diaton was (+/-5.11 mm Hg; range = 7-32 mmHg). The average IOP with the TonoPen was (+/-4.90 mm Hg; range = 8-33 mmHg). The mean variation between the two modalities was 1.59 mmHg (+/ mm Hg; range = 0-6 mmHg). Eighty-one percent of all measurements were within 2 mmHg of each other (Table 1). There was no statistically significant difference in mean IOP values obtained with the two devices (p=0.87).

Table DeviceMean IOP (standard deviation) IOP Range Tonopen16.37 (+/-4.90 mm Hg)8-33 mm Hg Diaton16.24 (+/-5.11 mm Hg)7-32 mm Hg Variance between devices 1.59 (+/-1.31 mm Hg)0-6 mm Hg

Conclusions The Diaton tonometer pressure measurements correlated well with TonoPen measurements in this retrospective review. We did not find problems performing the exam in children, and many were reassured by the fact that no drops were needed. There may be a notable benefit in patients after refractive surgery or with corneal pathology since the Diaton does not applanate the cornea. The Diaton tonometer appears to be a clinically useful device in the IOP measurement of both children and adults.

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