2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.ajo.2006.10.033
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Frequency-Doubling Perimetry: Comparison With Standard Automated Perimetry to Detect Glaucoma

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“…Leeprachanon et al evaluated the agreement between the two tests with the GHT and PSD criteria in patients with early to moderate visual field loss and found a substantial agreement between FDT-Matrix 24-2 and SAP with SITA standard 24-2 (83% agreement, κ=0.66 for GHT criteria and 86% agreement, κ=0.70 for PSD criteria). 21 The location of defects within 12 hemifield clusters found with FDT agreed moderately well with those detected with SAP (kappa=0.48). Sakata et al 22 used the same criteria as in our study for definition of abnormal visual field and reported a moderate agreement between the two perimetric methods similar to our finding (κ=0.49).…”
Section: Y›lmaz Et Al Comparison Of Humphrey Matrix and Sap-sitasupporting
confidence: 61%
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“…Leeprachanon et al evaluated the agreement between the two tests with the GHT and PSD criteria in patients with early to moderate visual field loss and found a substantial agreement between FDT-Matrix 24-2 and SAP with SITA standard 24-2 (83% agreement, κ=0.66 for GHT criteria and 86% agreement, κ=0.70 for PSD criteria). 21 The location of defects within 12 hemifield clusters found with FDT agreed moderately well with those detected with SAP (kappa=0.48). Sakata et al 22 used the same criteria as in our study for definition of abnormal visual field and reported a moderate agreement between the two perimetric methods similar to our finding (κ=0.49).…”
Section: Y›lmaz Et Al Comparison Of Humphrey Matrix and Sap-sitasupporting
confidence: 61%
“…In a study by Leeprachanon et al, MD and PSD indices of SAP with 24-2 SITA standard algorithm and FDT Humphrey Matrix 24-2 full threshold tests showed significant correlations in patients with glaucoma (r=0.75 and r=0.80, respectively), but not in the normal group. In the study by Zarkovic et al, 21 Matrix. 23 Different correlations among previous studies can be explained by the characteristics of the patient population with variable visual defects ranging from early to severe, patient age and number of the studied subjects.…”
Section: Y›lmaz Et Al Comparison Of Humphrey Matrix and Sap-sitamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It also provides a gray scale, threshold value, a total deviation plot, and a pattern deviation plot (PDP), as well as visual fi eld global indices and glaucoma hemifi eld test (GHT) results, similar to SAP. 13,14 The purpose of this investigation was to defi ne the diagnostic precision of the Humphrey Matrix 24-2 test and to determine the parameters of FDT Matrix that are clinically applicable to the discrimination of preperimetric glaucoma.…”
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“…Leeprechanon et al [22] proposed that the larger and deeper defects detected with FDT suggested the possibility of earlier detection with high specificity. Patel et al [19] also drew the conclusion that matrix field defects were smaller and deeper than those apparent on SITA perimetry.…”
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