Magdalena Dolic, Yaxuan Peng, Keshav Dhingra, Kristal Lee, John McInerney
ePortfolios: Enhancing confidence in student radiographers' communication of radiographic anatomy and pathology. A cross-sectional study
Journal of medical radiation sciences
study investigated intraocular pressure iop dutch belted rabbits using two different tonometers rebound tonometry tonovet plus tvp tonopen tonopen avia vet tpa postpubescent male dutch belted rabbits aged 36 weeks n 10 animals used study iop measurements conducted every 2 weeks 22 weeks using tvp tpa eyes rabbit average iop measurements compared paired students ttest pairwise pearsons correlation coefficients blandaltman statistics used overall mean iop measured tpa significantly higher tvp 235 49 vs 218 24 mmhg right eyes p 0045 230 47 vs 215 24 mmhg left eyes p 0047 tonometers tended show increased iop readings age positive correlations iop age observed tpa r 095 p 0001 right eyes r 095 p 0001 left eyes tvp r 091 p 0001 right eyes r 064 p 0024 left eyes average bias calculated subtracting tpa tvp 160 95 confidence intervals 1927 1281 mmhg iop postpubescent dutch belted rabbits tended increase age throughout 22 week study