Tonometer

The Applanation Tonometer 870, which was the first device to measure intraocular pressure, was developed by Professor Goldmann as a result of his research on glaucoma. Subsequently, the AT 900.input:
output:Tonometers manufactured by Haag-Streit

IOP measurement that is both rapid and consistentinput:
output:For numerous decades, Goldmann applanation tonometry has been the preeminent method of tonometry. It is founded on the Goldmann principle, which has been rigorously tested and proven effective over the course of more than 50 years of use with millions of patients.input:
output:AT 900 model BQ

For the BQ 900 and BP 900 slit lampsThe device is permanently affixed to the microscope arm. It can be effortlessly converted into a working position and serves as a parking spot. The right eyepiece is used to acquire the measurement.input:
output:AT 900 model R

Compatible with Haag-Streit BI 900 and BM 900 slit lamps, as well as third-party modelsinput:
output:The Haag-Streit BI 900 and BM 900 slit lamps, as well as numerous third-party models, are compatible with our device. It can be permanently affixed to the slit lamp by mounting it on top of the microscope, as it can be easily swiveled into a working position and provides a parking position. The right eyepiece is used to acquire the measurement.input:
output:AT 900 model TFor the Haag-Streit BQ 900, BP 900, BM 900, and BI 900 slit lamps,The tonometer is only placed on the slit lamp when applanation tonometry is performed, and it is mounted on a guiding platform that is placed over the slit lamp axis. To facilitate observation through either the right or left eyepiece, the instrument may be relocated between two positions.AT 870 is the acronym for the following:Regarding "Z-Style" slit lampsinput:
output:The AT 870 is permanently affixed to the slit lamp microscope from the top. From above, the feeler arm extends into the beam path of the microscope and illumination unit.