The document discusses the use of an exophthalmometer to measure exophthalmos. It describes how an exophthalmometer works by measuring the distance between the lateral orbital rim and the cornea. It outlines the normal measurement range and discusses different types of exophthalmometers, including the Hertel, Naugle, and Luedde versions. The document also provides guidance on examining a patient for exophthalmos and determining if further investigation is needed.