According to this study,
"Calibration error checks should be carried out monthly and tonometers with calibration error greater than +/- 2.5 mmHg returned to the manufacturer for re-calibration."
Does anyone know how to calibrate the Goldmann Tonometer? This is not something I've ever thought about, and yet we have so many glaucoma patients where 1 or 2 mmHg makes a difference in making clinical decisions. This sounds like a question for the manufacturer. If anyone knows anything about this please comment.
Kevin,
ReplyDeleteEssie knows how to calibrate them, however SWEC does not seem to have a strict policy on equipment maintenance in this regard.
You have to ask Essie to do it.