Microfluidic devices have enabled the miniaturization of laboratory devices and allowed for a quick process of sample-to-answer with a minute amount of samples. These devices have been used to separate, sort, focus, pattern, wash, and manipulate bioparticles using ultrasound waves.

A peristaltic movement is a mechanism of fluid movement by contraction and expansion in the walls of a pipe. Peristaltic pumps use this mechanism for fluid transport. This class of pumps is closer to the positive displacement pumps. These pumps were widely used in medical applications, including the blood dialysis system, due to the non-direct contact of the fluid with the pump’s components.

The aim of this study is in two following research subjects:

1- To understand the biomechanical behavior of cornea and its effect on IOP measurement process.