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[Evaluating the Pro Ton applanation tonometer in rabbits].

PURPOSE
To assess use of the tonometer ProTon for measuring intraocular pressure in rabbits.


MATERIALS AND METHODS
Eleven chinchilla-bastard rabbits were measured under standardized conditions with the applanation tonometer ProTon for 62 +/- 15 days. One rabbit was excluded because of intensively defensive reactions.


RESULTS
Intraocular pressure in the ten rabbits was 12.15 +/- 3.63 mmHg in the right eye and 12.11 +/- 3.52 mmHg in the left eye.


CONCLUSION
Intraocular pressure can be measured reliably over a long period with the applanation tonometer ProTon. It is therefore suitable for determining intraocular pressure in experimentally induced glaucoma in rabbits.