Visual Field Studies with Fundus Photo-Perimeter in Postchiasmatic Lesions

Ohta, Yasuo; Tomonaga, Masaaki; Miyamoto, Tadashi; Harasawa, Kayoko

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-8644-2_20

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“…More recently, activity was spurred by a paper by Awaya in 1972. Others, all Japanese, participated in early development (Inatomi, 1977;1979;Isayama and Tagami, 1977;Kani and Ogita, 1979;Kani et al, 1977;Ohta et al, 1979Ohta et al, , 1981. Kani and Ohta and their co-workers are among the leaders in this area of endeavor.…”

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Perimetry, today and tomorrow

Enoch

1983

Doc Ophthalmol

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Perimetry is clearly in an explosive stage of development. Here, an attempt is made to bring together major developments and put them into an orderly perspective. The projection-bowl-perimeters of Bern and Tübingen set the stage. Standardization provides the base for future development and data exchange. Automation and inclusion of computational procedures enhance the possibility of broad utilization for better screening and advanced testing. New test procedures make possible extremely fine localization of functions and allow superior definition of areas of involvement in pathology. New fundus perimeters make possible instantaneous fine correlations between functional changes and observed retinal anatomic lesions.

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confidence: 99%