Table 1 Comparison with existing clinical methods
From: A smart intraocular pressure risk assessment framework using frontal eye image analysis
Test name | Eye drops | Physical contact | Examine/measure | Clinic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Tonometry | Must use | Yes, by using air puff technique and tonometry device | Pressure inside the eye Thickness of the cornea | Must be in clinic |
Ophthalmoscopy | Must use to dilate the pupil | Yes | Shape and color of the optic nerve | Must be in clinic |
Perimetry | No | No | Visual field using LCD screen | Must be in clinic |
Gonoscopy | Must use | Yes | Angle where the iris and cornea meet | Must be in clinic |
Pachymetry | No | Yes | Thickness of the cornea | Must be in clinic |
Proposed work | No | No physical contact | IOP risk from frontal eye image features | Not needed (any room with lights on) |