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Air-Puff Tonometers presents the latest achievements and research works in the area of intraocular pressure measurement by the air-puff method. This method is used, for example, by the Corvis® ST, owing to the ultra-high-speed Scheimpflug camera, which records corneal deformation being the response to an air puff. The text also covers:
• New methods of image analysis and processing
• New engineering methods used in devices
• Method reducing measurement (intraocular pressure) errors
• The change in the blood pulsation phase during measurement that affects the results in different ways
• Other IOP measurement methods (using the air-puff method)
• Medical and engineering problems with the air-puff method
This book is recommended reading for those involved in the analysis and processing of images and wanting to expand their knowledge of contemporary diagnostic methods and image analysis.
1 - Corvis ST tonometer and the possibility of analysing corneal deformation dynamics during IOP measurement
2 – Air puff devices, not just tonometry
3 – Clinical Application Corvis ST for Glaucoma
4 – Evaluation of the algorithms utilized to diagnose keratoconus for the CorVis ST
5 – Intraocular Pressure and Three-Dimensional Corneal Biomechanics
6 - Ultrahigh Speed Scheimpflug imaging for IOP measurements