A more accurate Tonometry with cornea independent tonometer Diaton featured at ASCRS ASOA Annual Meeting – Diaton allows to measure IOP via Eyelid and Sclera with no effect on the…
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Sight saving Non-Contact Diaton tonometry reveals unique glaucoma screening option to optometrists, ophthalmologists and other eye care professionals to evaluate intraocular pressure THROUGH THE EYELID. Diaton tonometer is clinically proven,…
Authors: Jessica Liu; Thasarat Vajaranant; Maria Cortina; Jacob Wilensky Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL School of Medicine, Saint Louis University Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual…
7 Reasons Why Every Eye Doctor Should Own the DIATON: Easy to use. Can be used by any trained personnel Quick, Puff-free & Painless (Perfect for children and adults) No…
Groundbreaking tonometry technology from BiCOM Inc., Diaton Tonometer now allows Emergency Departments and Emergency Rooms (ED / ER) in hospitals to accurately screen patients of all ages for elevated intraocular…
“There has been a Renewed Concern about whether Scleral Lenses cause Increase in Intra-ocular Pressure (IOP).” Multiple Studies showed IOP to Elevate by ~5-7 mmHg Regardless of Scleral Lens diameter…
Repeatability and inter-examiner reliability of non-corneal tonometry using Diaton tonometer Authors: A. Dashevsky, H.Krastel, K. Kotliar Objective: The non-corneal transpalpebral tonometry Diaton is indicated for corneal diseases (ulcers, keratitis, keratoconus) and…
Federal University of São Paulo – Paulista School of Medicine Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences , Felipe Taveira Daher, MD, Augusto Paranhos Junior,MD, PhD Introduction: The corneal thickness is…
The latest Innovation in tonometry is Diaton Scleral Tonometer. Diaton to be featured at GSLS conference at Exhibit 315 (BiCOM Inc.,). The Global Specialty Lens Symposium (GSLS) conference focuses on…
Diaton is the one tonometer that is capable to measure Intraocular Pressure (IOP) in the most innovative way: Through the Eyelid and via Sclera, without touching the eyeball direct and…
