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L. A. Marzette and L. W. Herndon

 

 

In a recent study on patients undergoing phacoemulsification, the anterior chamber was cannulated in a closed system with IOP set to 15, 20, and 35 mmHg by a manometric water column, and IOP measurements were taken by DCT. Measurements with the DCT showed a good concordance with the intracameral IOP. CCT showed a statistically significant but clinically irrelevant effect on measurements with the DCT. All other parameters including corneal curvature, astigmatism, axial length, and age had no statistically significant effect on the difference of DCT and intracameral IOP [18].

It has also been suggested that the ORA measures IOP independently of CCT and CH. However, there is conflicting data regarding this topic. In one study of 153 eyes (78 patients) without glaucoma, not taking ocular medications, no association was found between CCT and ORA IOP measurements [19]. In another study of 48 eyes of 48 glaucoma patients on topical glaucoma medications, a statistically significant association was found between IOP and CCT [20]. More studies are needed before firm conclusions can be drawn as to whether ORA can measure IOP independently of CCT.

Summary for the Clinician

››The dynamic contour tonometer (DCT) is least affected by corneal biomechanics of all instruments used to estimate IOP.

››The DCT may be particularly useful in corneas thinned by LASIK.

››The ocular response analyzer data shows mixed results in terms of the effects of corneal properties on its IOP estimations.

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