Aspects of Automated Perimetry - Chandrinos, Aristeidis
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Visual field test is the measurement of the total area or the perceived ¿space¿ of peripheral vision, for an eye fixed on a stationary object. In the late 1970s, computer technology was combined with visual field testing, resulting in the introduction of the first automated perimeters. Perimeters are classified as manual or automated, depending on whether the stimulus is moved by hand, as in the Goldmann perimeter, or if the stimulus location is changed by a computerized mechanism incorporated into the instrument, as in the Humphrey Field Analyzer (HFA). Recently, there have been several new…mehr

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Visual field test is the measurement of the total area or the perceived ¿space¿ of peripheral vision, for an eye fixed on a stationary object. In the late 1970s, computer technology was combined with visual field testing, resulting in the introduction of the first automated perimeters. Perimeters are classified as manual or automated, depending on whether the stimulus is moved by hand, as in the Goldmann perimeter, or if the stimulus location is changed by a computerized mechanism incorporated into the instrument, as in the Humphrey Field Analyzer (HFA). Recently, there have been several new developments in automated perimetry that have contributed to enhanced diagnosis and management of glaucoma. The classical algorithms of automated perimetry but also the latest advances, like SITA Faster algorithm, are detailed described. All the novel techniques are also discussed and, which has been shown to be a rapid, effective method of detecting glaucomatous visual field loss and have demonstrated the ability to predict the onset and progression of glaucomatous visual field deficits.
Autorenporträt
Aristeidis Chandrinos holds a degree in Optics (BSc.), a MPhil in Neuroscience, from Aston University, UK and a PhD in Optometry from the Cardiff University, UK. He is Asst. Prof. in Optometry and Optics in undergraduate and postgraduate courses and PhD supervising in Department of Biomedical Sciences in University of West Attica, Athens, Greece.