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Diagnosis and long term follow up of glaucomatous visual field defects with automated perimetry.

LeBlanc Rp

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Automated perimetry has added a very important standardized observation post to the clinician's perspective on glaucoma. This paper reviews the major characteristics of field loss in glaucoma as detected with automated perimetry. Practical problem cases are used to illustrate and emphasize specific areas of interpretation difficulties.

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Key concepts: Glaucoma, Optometry, Visual field, Perspective (graphical), Visual field loss, Medicine, Ophthalmology, Interpretation (philosophy)