Table
6:
Adjusted
Goldmann
applanation
tonometry
intraocular
pressure
measurements in comparison with Pascal dynamic contour tonometry intraocular
pressure measurements in patients with central corneal thickness between 536 and
567 µm (n = 95)
IOP correction formula
Mean difference
95% limits
% patients
in IOP, mm Hg
of
with IOP
(SD)
agreement,
difference ≥
[IOP – PDCT
mm Hg
20%
P-value
IOP]
GAT IOP (unadjusted)
-1.7 (2.5)
<0.001
-6.6 – 3.2
22.1
IOPg
-2.4 (2.7)
<0.001
-7.7 – 3.0
38.9
IOPcc
-1.2 (2.7)
<0.001
-6.6 – 4.1
18.9
-2.0 (2.5)
<0.001
-6.9 – 3.0
23.2
IOPDOUG
Zaman)
(Doughty
&
9
IOPWHIT (Whitacre et al)
10
-1.5 (2.5)
<0.001
-6.4 – 3.4
17.9
11
-1.8 (2.6)
<0.001
-6.9 – 3.2
25.3
12, 13
-2.1 (2.6)
<0.001
-7.1 – 2.9
25.3
IOPSHIM (Shimmyo et al)
IOPPACH (Pachymeter)
IOP = intraocular pressure; SD = standard deviation; PDCT IOP = Pascal dynamic contour
tonometry intraocular pressure; GAT IOP = Goldmann applanation tonometry intraocular
pressure; IOPg = Goldmann-correlated intraocular pressure as measured from the Ocular
Response Analyzer; IOPcc = Corneal-compensated intraocular pressure as measured from
the Ocular Response Analyzer; IOPDOUG = Intraocular pressure after adjustment with the
correction formula described by Doughty & Zaman; IOPWHIT = Intraocular pressure after
adjustment with the correction formula described by Whitacre et al; IOPSHIM
=
Intraocular
pressure after adjustment with the correction formula described by Shimmyo et al; IOPPACH =
Intraocular pressure after adjustment based on the correction table provided with the
Pachmate DGH55 Portable Pachymeter.

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