Icare ic200 Tonometer

Description

Icare ic200 Tonometer

The Icare IC200 Tonometer is a handheld device used for measuring intraocular pressure (IOP) in the eye, which is crucial for diagnosing and managing glaucoma. It employs a unique rebound tonometry method, where a small probe briefly touches the cornea to measure pressure without requiring anesthesia.

Key Features:

• Portability: Lightweight and battery-operated, making it easy to use in various settings.
• Ease of Use: User-friendly interface with simple operation.
• No Anesthesia Required: Patients often find it more comfortable compared to traditional tonometers.
• Accuracy: Provides reliable measurements comparable to other tonometry methods.

Benefits:

• Quick assessments, suitable for both clinical and field settings.
• Minimal training required for effective use.
• Less intimidating for patients, leading to a better experience.

Specifications:

• Measurement Method: Rebound tonometry
• Measuring Range: Typically 5 to 60 mmHg
• Accuracy: ±1-2 mmHg under optimal conditions
• Display: LCD screen showing IOP readings
• Power Supply: Battery-operated (commonly AA batteries)
• Dimensions: Compact design for portability (specific dimensions may vary)
• Weight: Lightweight (usually around 200 grams)
• Data Storage: Can store multiple measurements for review
• Usage: Designed for both professional and home use

Features:

• No Need for Anesthesia: Minimizes patient discomfort
• Single-Use Probes: Ensures hygiene and prevents cross-contamination
• User-Friendly: Simple operation and intuitive interface
• Calibration: Automatic calibration for accurate readings