iCare tonometer - Light touch renders precise reading

icare1.jpg Following closely in step of the designer medical system for ophthalmology, today Medlaunches is eyeing the iCare tonometer. Recently unveiled at the Medica 2008 conference in Düsseldorf, Espoo from Finland touts its latest eye pressure measuring tonometer as a must have device for physicians. This nifty device eliminates the need of drops or specialized skills to monitor eye pressure (IOP) examinations such as glaucoma screening programs of masses. It works on the latest measuring principle, in which a very light probe is used to make momentary contact with the cornea. The measurement is barely noticed by the patient. Such a fuss free gadget is ideal for patients who suffer from test related anxiety or fidgety and terrified kids.

The easy usage and dynamic patient flow obtained by the Icare tonometer make it a very important instrument for general practitioners, optometrists, occupational health care and other medical personnel as well as its accuracy makes it suitable for specialists as ophthalmologists.

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November 25, 2008 - 2:38 AM | Posted in - Gadgets
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