260 likes | 269 Views
Diaton Tonometer<br><br>Diaton Tonometer and Clinical Innovation in Tonometry it Presents for Measuring and Monitoring of Intraocular Pressure<br>Diaton Tonometer is a Safe Glaucoma Testing through the Eyelid and Sclera tonometry technology. Presentation of Diaton Tonometer https://www.TonometerDiaton.com , Clinical Trials, Comparison trials, transapalpebral scleral Tonometry.<br>INFECTION CONTROL & TONOMETRY u2013 SOLUTION: IOP THROUGH EYELID WITH DIATON TONOMETER<br>Smart & Safe Transpalpebral Scleral Tonometry by Diaton Tonometer enables to measure IOP for glaucoma independent of CCT or other corneal biomechanics. Learn More: www.TonometerDiaton.com<br>Smart Tonometer: Transpalpebral Scleral Diaton tonometer allows to measure IOP without touching the Ocular Surface with that enabling eye care and healthcare practitioners to safely obtain intraocular pressure, while minimizing the risk of the COVID19 spread and other infections.<br><br>Diaton tonometer presents an opportunity for practices to stay safer, keep the staff safer and keep the patients safer.<br>Where to Find more Information about Diaton Safer Tonometer?<br><br>Now there is a safer way to measure intraocular pressure IOP via upper eyelid and sclera, without touching the surface of the eye. The transpalpebral scleral tonometer Diaton, by DevelopAll Inc., offers such innovative solution for optometrists, ophthalmologists and hospitals (emergency rooms and detartments)<br><br>Many health care and eye care professionals now implement this via eyelid tonometry technology to keep their patients, staff and doctors safer.<br><br>To learn more about Diaton tonometer visit: www.TonometerDiaton.com<br><br>Or Dial Team Diaton at 1-877-342-8667<br><br>Glaucoma, Medical, Tonometer, Tonometry, Health, Healthcare
E N D
Tonometry Through the Eyelid & Sclera! www.TonometerDiaton.com
Innovative tonometry technology presents a Clinical Breakthrough! 1
The Safest Tonometer on the Market! No Contact with Cornea = No Risk of Infecting Diaton Tonometer is “PPE for IOP” 2 2
Presentation Summary ➢ Diaton Tonometer Overview ➢ Awards & New Technology Recognition ➢ Typical uses & applications ➢ Benefits & Advantages ➢ Comparative analysis and results ➢ Clinical Study 1: Accuracy correlating with GAT. ➢ Clinical Study 2: IOP Increase During Scleral Lens Wear ➢ Publications ➢ Posters / Clinical Studies ➢ Marketing Materials, Brochures, Catalogues ➢ What’s included ➢ Contact information www.TonometerDiaton.com 3
Unique Diaton Tonometer Diaton tonometry is a unique approach to measuring intraocular pressure (IOP) through the Eyelid & Sclera. Non-Contact (no contact with cornea), no anesthesia or sterilization required, pen like, hand-held, portable tonometer. Currently, there are several other methods to measure intraocular pressure - though all are corneal. Variations in corneal properties is the disadvantage to ALL of these methods. Our product, Diaton Tonometer, differentiates itself from all other devices. With the Diaton, IOP is measured through the palpebra (the eyelid) and the sclera. Because of this technique, any influence from the corneal parameters is prevented. A New Wave in Eye Care... 4
Awards & New Technology Recognition This new transpalpebral methodology has received many prestigious awards and Diplomas. Gold Medal of the International Exhibition of Innovation Research and New Technology "Brussels Eureca" and Gold Medal of the International Exhibition of Research and new Technology in "Geneva“, plus many others. 5
Typical Uses & Application Typical uses of the tonometer include the following : - Measuring IOP in preventive mass glaucoma screening - Measuring IOP without removing contact or scleral lenses - Measuring IOP in immobilized patients - measurement can be done sitting or supine - Measuring IOP in children. Measurement is taken outside of the visual field resulting in an improved patient experience - Patients with the following conditions: chronic conjunctivitis, corneal pathology including keratitis, keratotone, corneal dimness, after penetrating keratoplastics, Kpro keratoprosthesis, laser refractive correction, high degree of ametropy, astigmatism - Measuring IOP immediately post LASIK, LASEK, and PRK surgeries - Measuring IOP in patients with allergies to ophthalmic anesthetics or latex - IOP control during clinical observation and selection of adequate hypotensive therapy for glaucoma patients - Serial tonometry for obtaining Diurnal curve - Intended for use by Ophthalmologists and Optometrists as well as Inpatient & Outpatient Clinics such as Hospitals, Emergency Rooms, Nursing & Elderly Homes, General & Specialty Practitioners and Quick / Urgent Care Clinics. 6
Benefits & Advantages Improved user and patient experience Quick, painless, reliable Major Benefits of Diaton Tonometer: No contact with the cornea (only upper eyelid) No anesthetic drops No risk of infecting or scratching cornea No consumables (no replacement tips or covers..etc.,) No sterilization No pachymetry needed (no need to adjust for CCT) No calibration needed Handheld / Portable + Easy to use 8 www.TonometerDiaton.com
Accuracy Comparison Studies Clinical Comparison of the Diaton and Non-contact Tonometers with the Goldmann Applanation Tonometer in Glaucoma Patients CONCLUSIONS: The study shows high reliability of Transpalpebral scleral Diaton tonometer enough for clinical purpose. 20 20 mmHg mmHg tonometer tonometer Goldman Goldman r=0.78, P< 0,001 r=0.78, P< 0,001 20 20 mmHg mmHg Diaton Diaton 9
Latest Clinical Findings Does IOP Increase During Scleral Lens Wear? Steve Turpin OD, Kennedy Antoniuk, Patrick Caroline, Randy Kojima, Beth Kinoshita OD, Matthew Lampa OD, Mark André. Pacific University College of Optometry, Forest Grove, Oregon 10
Latest Clinical Findings (cont) Does IOP Increase During Scleral Lens Wear? Results: The Diaton measures IOP through the upper eyelid to the scleral surface. This allows clinicians to monitor IOP while scleral lenses are being worn. The correlation between IOP measurements taken with the Diaton and Goldmann were significant. Discussion: We observed that immediately following scleral lens application, the IOP increased in all of the test subjects. The initial IOP increase averaged 5.5 mmHg. The pressure appears to remain elevated throughout the wearing time (average 7.0 mmHg increase from baseline prior to removal), then immediately returns to baseline following scleral lens removal. This suggests that the suction force beneath the lens is a primary contributor to the IOP changes. IOP should be Measured and Monitored with Lens ON the eye. 11
Approvals/ Clearance: Diaton Tonometer is clinically proven and FDA approved, Class 2, 510k cleared - USA СЕ Mark 0535 - Europe ISO 90001:2000 www.tonometerDiaton.com 12
Diaton Brochures / Catalogue Front / Back 22
Diaton is delivered complete Includes: • Carry-case with calibration testing device • Instructional DVD in 5 languages • User Guides and Manual • Battery (nonproprietary 3V battery) • 24 months warranty • Live support @ 1-877-diatons(342.8667) Measurement range, mm Hg 5-60 Measurement error Limit of the admissable measurement error in the range, not more: from 5 to 20 mm Hg - ±2 mm Hg; from 20 to 60 mm Hg - ±10% 3 The time of a single measurement, s, not more Supply voltage, V 3 1500 Number of measurements using one battery set, not less Service life, not less 8 Weight, g 89 Dimensions, mm, not more 174 x 26 x 20 www.TonometerDiaton.com 23
International Contacts: For inquiries please contact our Customer Service @ 1-877-diatons(342.8667) Or email Contact@TonometerDiaton.com Web: www.TonometerDiaton.com 24
Thank You for Attention! - Team Diaton More details at: www.TonometerDiaton.com 25