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Cochet-Bonnet esthesiometer **in very good condition** - Luneau
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Available on 2026-04-11

Description

In very good condition
Used equipment.
No refund or exchange
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Technical description

A Cochet-Bonnet esthesiometer is used to measure corneal sensitivity (the tactile sensitivity of the cornea) in a simple, quantitative way.

Principles and device

A calibrated nylon filament (generally 0.12 mm) with an adjustable exposed length.
The longer the filament, the weaker the stimulation; the shorter the filament, the stronger the contact force.
The length at which the patient perceives the contact gives a measurement in millimeters (or converted to prismatic dioptres in some tables).
Clinical applications

Detect corneal hypo- or anesthesia (herpetic keratitis, corneal neuropathy).
Monitor progress after eye surgery (LASIK, keratoplasty), corneal procedures or toxic exposure.
Evaluate the effect of prolonged contact lens wear.
Monitor neuropathies linked to diabetes, shingles, multiple sclerosis or trigeminal nerve damage.
Assist in the management of neurotrophic ulcers (risk of poor healing).
Fast procedure

The patient fixes a point; the filament, perpendicular to the cornea, grazes the surface at the prescribed length.
If not felt, shorten in increments until felt.
Measurement repeated at center and, if necessary, at corneal periphery.
Usual values

Normal sensitivity often 50-60 mm (maximum exposed length), depending on device and method.
Lower values = reduced sensitivity; 0 mm = complete anesthesia.
Limitations

Subjective measurement dependent on patient cooperation and technique.
Less precise than modern instrumental methods (e.g. neurophysiology), but simple and useful in routine practice.

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