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AutoPeri(NM)
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Don’t forget to discard ‘learning’ fields from baseline
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Follow-up of advanced field defects
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Advanced field defect
Why is the pattern deviation plot not showing a defect?
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Not enough points with sensitivity to produce the pattern deviation plot
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Follow-up with a 10–2 programme – now there are enough sensitive points to produce a pattern deviation plot
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Advanced defect and/or low sensitivities – follow-up with a size V target
Disadvantage: we lose statistical help for interpreting the total and pattern deviation plots
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More advanced defects: follow with macular programme
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Macular programme in advanced glaucoma
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Size V target: macular split
Macular split (0 dB) next to the fovea with a size V target may predict ‘wipe out’
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Recent developments: SITA
•Asks smart questions
•Gold standard
•More abnormal points on pattern deviation
•Shallower defects
•Significant because of less variability
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