tonometer उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. G�rtner is credited with the creation of a number of medical devices and apparati; one of his better known inventions being a tonometer that contained an inflatable finger cuff for measurement of blood pressure.
2. However, there are also other means of measuring eye pressure such as Perkins tonometer, Non-contact tonometry, Tonopen, Rebound tonometry and, iCare . �These devices can be used when the GAT is contraindicated.
3. Chartier will focus specifically on the many sirens, waveforms, and other inventions of the German physicist Rudolf Koenig including the Grand Tonometer ( c . 1870-1875 ), the only instrument of its kind in existence.
4. He gained an international reputation for his work on the retinal circulation, the ophthalmological manuals he co-authored, and his development of Bailliart's ophthalmodynamometer, Bailliart's goniometer, and Bailliart's tonometer.
5. In collaboration with R . Stuart Mackay, an electrical engineer at UC Berkeley, he completed a design of tonometer, a device for measuring intraocular pressure, in 1959 . This groundbreaking instrument was named Mackay-Marg Tonometer, after the developers.
6. In collaboration with R . Stuart Mackay, an electrical engineer at UC Berkeley, he completed a design of tonometer, a device for measuring intraocular pressure, in 1959 . This groundbreaking instrument was named Mackay-Marg Tonometer, after the developers.
7. With a diameter of 3.06mm, 0.1g of force equates to 1 mmHg of IOP . �With cobalt blue illumination, the examiner views two green semi circles called mires, and aligns them with a dial on the tonometer to determine IOP.
8. Therefore, it is important that tests assessing shape of the cornea, such as keratometry and corneal mapping, be performed prior to tonometry . Slit lamp and applanating prism used in Goldmann tonometryIn Goldmann tonometry, a 3.06mm plastic tonometer tip attached to a slit lamp is pressed onto an anaesthetised cornea with fluorescein.
9. The "'Imbert-Fick " law " "'was invented by Hans Goldmann ( 1899 1991 ) to give his newly marketed tonometer ( with the help of the Haag-Streit Company ) a quasi-scientific basis; it is mentioned in the rigidity . . . practically without any extensibility ."
10. It is the jury's responsibility to determine the credibility of the witnesses and the weight to be afforded their testimony .  There was conflicting testimony from experts regarding the standard of care ( as to whether, after this type of surgery, a doctor may measure intraocular pressure using his finger or whether the doctor should use a tonometer ) and, as it is the role of the jury and not the court of appeals to weigh expert testimony, the court of appeals affirmed the judgment of the trial court.