Why is the applanation tonometer particularly suitable for early screening and long-term monitoring of glaucoma?

Among various intraocular pressure measurement devices, the applanation tonometer is recognized internationally as the "gold standard" for intraocular pressure measurement due to its exceptional accuracy, stability, and repeatability.

What are the advantages of an applanation tonometer?

As a core tool for measuring intraocular pressure in ophthalmology, the applanation tonometer's strengths lie primarily in four areas: measurement accuracy, interference immunity, clinical applicability, and device reliability.

How does a surgical microscope's floating balance arm achieve zero drift and single-handed adjustment?

In modern microsurgery, a surgical microscope is not only an extension of the surgeon's eyes but also a core platform for precise operation.

The Doctor's "Third Eye"

In ophthalmology, the binocular indirect ophthalmoscope, a key optical instrument, has become a valuable aid for doctors in diagnosing fundus diseases thanks to its unique design and superior performance.

Precision, Comfort, and Adjustability—Three Key Design Highlights of the Binocular Indirect Ophthalmoscope

Precise stereoscopic imaging, a comfortable wearing experience, and highly adjustable features constitute the core competitive advantage of modern binocular indirect ophthalmoscopes.

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