June 2013
Volume 54, Issue 15
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ARVO Annual Meeting Abstract  |   June 2013
IOP measurement with I-CARE Rebound TONOMETER, PNEUMOTONOMETER and TONOPEN IN SEDATED CHILDREN with glaucoma and controls
Author Affiliations & Notes
  • Fatemah Al-Shamlan
    king khalid eye specialist hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Jonathan Song
    king khalid eye specialist hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
    Ophthalmology, Wilmer Eye Institute/Johns Hopkns University, Baltimore, MD
  • Deepak Edward
    king khalid eye specialist hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
    Ophthalmology, Wilmer Eye Institute/Johns Hopkns University, Baltimore, MD
  • Ibrahim Al Jadaan
    king khalid eye specialist hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Sami Al Shahwan
    king khalid eye specialist hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Jose Morales
    king khalid eye specialist hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Arif Khan
    king khalid eye specialist hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Saleh Al-Mesfer
    king khalid eye specialist hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Abdulaziz Awad
    king khalid eye specialist hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Shahira Al Turkmani
    king khalid eye specialist hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Footnotes
    Commercial Relationships Fatemah Al-Shamlan, None; Jonathan Song, None; Deepak Edward, None; Ibrahim Al Jadaan, None; Sami Al Shahwan, None; Jose Morales, None; Arif Khan, None; Saleh Al-Mesfer, None; Abdulaziz Awad, None; Shahira Al Turkmani, None
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Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science June 2013, Vol.54, 5624. doi:
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      Fatemah Al-Shamlan, Jonathan Song, Deepak Edward, Ibrahim Al Jadaan, Sami Al Shahwan, Jose Morales, Arif Khan, Saleh Al-Mesfer, Abdulaziz Awad, Shahira Al Turkmani; IOP measurement with I-CARE Rebound TONOMETER, PNEUMOTONOMETER and TONOPEN IN SEDATED CHILDREN with glaucoma and controls. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2013;54(15):5624.

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Abstract

Purpose: To prospectively compare IOP measurements with the I-Care rebound tonometer with the Tonopen(Tp) and Pneumotonometer(Pm) in children under sedation and correlate measurements with the corneal diameter.

Methods: Subjects: Children (under 5 years of age) with glaucoma (excluding those who underwent corneal surgery) (N=42), undergoing sedated eye exam and a control group without glaucoma (n=18) undergoing a sedated exam. The IOP was measured by three instruments: I-Care, Pm and Tp and the horizontal corneal diameter (Cd) recorded during the same sedated examination.

Results: The age of the control group was 26.33 months+/-13.9(range 10-60 months). The mean Cd was average10.8+/-1.2mm (range 9-13 mm) IOP measured by I-Care, Pm and Tp in control were 13.9+/-3.38 mm Hg (range 8-20.), 15.9+/- 4.27mmHg (range 10- 27) and 14.76+/-3.25mmHg (range 10-21) respectively.Using Bland- Altman testing, the mean difference +/- 2 SD between the Tp and Pm was (-7.79, 5.44) with a correlation of 0.725 (p=.001). The mean difference +/- 2 SD between Tp and I care was (-5.06, 6.72) with a correlation of 0.620 (p=.008). The mean difference +/- 2 SD between Pm and I-care (-4.58, 8.59) with a correlation of 0.615 (p=.009). The Cd correlation with the IOP measured by I-care, Pm and Tp using Spearman’s correlation was as follows: 0.108 (p= .679), 0.120 (p= .645) and 0.139 (p= .594).In the glaucoma group the age was 26.05 months+/-14.8 month (range 2-48 months). The Cd was 12.7+/-1.5mmHg (range 8-17 mm). IOP measurements by I care, Pm and TP were 18.15+/-5.9 mm Hg, (range 8.1-31.5), 19.9+/- 6.7mmHg (7.5- 35.5) and 20.5+/-7.6 mmHg (range 5-43) respectively. Using Bland-Altman testing the mean difference +/- 2 SD between Tp and Pm was (-7.4, 8.76) with a correlation of 0 .835 (p=0.00). The mean difference +/- 2 SD between Tp and I-care was (-8.39, 13.10) with a correlation of 0.702 (p=.000). The mean difference +/- 2 SD between Pm and Icare (-8.57, 11.98) with a correlation of 0.607 (p=.000).The Cd correlation with the IOP taken by I-care, Pm, and Tp, using Spearman’s correlation was as follows: 0.003(p= .984),-0.100 (p= .529), -0.012(p= .940)

Conclusions: IOP measurements using the three tonometers were comparable in both groups undergoing sedated eye exam. I-care IOP measurements appears to be least effected by corneal diameter.

Keywords: 568 intraocular pressure  
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