ArticleFrontiers in bioengineering and biotechnology2026
"A dual-applanation physical model to improve accuracy in goldmann tonometry by accounting for corneal biomechanics".
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- Rethinking intraocular pressure: What does tonometry actually measure?Eye (London, England) · 2026Article
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Purpose: We developed and analytically evaluated a novel physical-mathematical model aimed at quantifying and minimizing the systematic error ( Methods: We constructed a model based on physical force balance, simulating the applanation of the cornea as a deformable elastic shell influenced by intraocular pressure and external forces. Four distinct forces were mathematically defined and computed: F1 - intraocular pressure acting on the posterior corneal surface; Results: Simulations demonstrated that Conclusion: This analytical model provides a transparent, biomechanically grounded method for correcting
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