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A paired-reading study evaluates the accuracy of Applamatic tonometry against Goldmann tonometry.
A paired‐reading study was performed to determine the effectiveness of the Applamatic tonometer as a clinical instrument by comparing its findings to Goldmann tonometric readings. The results reported that the instrument is a poor indicator of the Goldmann findings. There was no difference in whether a scleral or corneal site of application was chosen for the Applamatic.
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