Schiotz Tonometer

Handheld, gravity-based indentation tonometer supports tonometry workflows by estimating intraocular pressure, enabling portable bedside use, serial measurements, and documentation with cross-checks when applanation methods are unavailable.

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SKU: 20-575 Categories: Diagnostic Equipment, Medical Equipment, Ophthalmology

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Technical Specifications of the product

Specification	Description
Device Type / Variant	Schiotz
Function	Handheld indentation tonometer that assists clinicians in estimating intraocular pressure during ophthalmic examination. Provides a mechanical, gravity-based measurement to support documentation and follow-up.
Diagnostic / Procedure Area	Tonometry
Condition	New
Sterilization Method	SURFACE CLEANING
Handle Type	handheld
Country of Origin	Germany
SKU	20-575

This handheld indentation instrument supports ophthalmic diagnostics by enabling tonometry through a mechanical, gravity-based method to estimate intraocular pressure during examination. Its compact format facilitates routine assessment and documentation within clinic workflows. The device is intended for surface cleaning and provides straightforward, manual operation suitable for consistent use during follow-up evaluations.

Surgical Applications of the product

Clinical Applications of Schiotz Tonometer: In ophthalmic tonometry, this device provides indentation-based IOP estimation using a gravity-referenced plunger, promoting comparable measurement conditions during routine exams and outreach services. It supports training and proficiency maintenance in manual tonometry and permits correlation with applanation or non-contact readings when those modalities are not accessible.

Common Applications

Routine intraocular pressure screening in outpatient ophthalmology and optometry clinics
Baseline and follow-up IOP documentation for glaucoma risk assessment and monitoring
Cross-checking or trending IOP when applanation or non-contact devices are unavailable
Community outreach and field screening where power or tabletop equipment is limited
Training and skills maintenance for clinicians and residents in manual tonometry