2. Objectives
Division the printout of Humphrey visual field into
sections
Interpretation and commenting on each section
Listing the indications of Humphery visual field
3. SMIL from point of
fixation
60° superiorly,
60° medially,
70° inferiorly,
100° laterally
4. • At 10-15° nasal (temporal in printout)
to fixation ON head … (Normal
Absolute scotoma)
5.
6. Peak at fixation then ↓ suddenly 10° around fixation then ↑ then↓
gradually at periphery (3D dimensional hill)
7. Rule in visual field
ومقلوب معكوس
,
عن ويمثل
العيان شكوى
Reversed and inverted
and representing the
complaint
13. Humphery perimetry
• Test algorithms
-Threshold
-Suprathrshold …. For screening
-SITA (Sweddish Interactive Threshold Algorithm) …. less
time without losing accuracy
-FDT (Frequency Doubling Technique) …. Test magnocellular
for early glaucoma
-SWAP (Short Wavelength Automated Perimetry) … blue
yellow for early glaucoma
• Test patterns
- (24-2), (30-1), (30-2), (10-2)…. 1st number for tested area
around fixation, 2nd number for test at both sides of
meridian
14. If blind spot is with
your right hand , visual
field is of the right eye
and the reverse
2.
Which eye
Blind spot is temporal
15. 3.
Reliability indices < 25%
• Fixation loss (stimulus in blind spot)
• False positive (trigger happy, response> sounds)
• False negative (-ve with brighter stimulus)
• Gaze tracking GT
Clover leaf pattern (false
negative)
18. 4.
Global indices
• Mean Deviation MD (average deviation
at each point from age corrected normal)
generalized depression
Minus value is bad
1. -2 to -6 … mild
2. -6 to -12 … moderate
3. > -12 … severe
4.
Global indices
• Pattern standard deviation PSD =TD
(standard deviation at each point from age
corrected normal)
19. 4.
Global indices
• Corrected Pattern standard Deviation
PSD = PD (corrected by short term
fluctuation)
4.
• Glaucoma hemifield test (GHT)
• (superior and inferior 5 clusters of points)
4.
• Glaucoma visual field index (VFI)
(overall VF function .. 100%)
20.
21.
22.
23. 5.
Sensitivity values
Grey scale
• Dark tones … (low sensitivity)
• Blind spot … (temporal just inf. To
horizontal axis)
5.
Sensitivity values
Numerical scale
• Sensitivity to threshold at each point
in db
• Threshold is rechecked in unexpected
values or routinely (presented in
brackets ( )
24.
25. 5.
Sensitivity values
Total Deviation TD
• Deviation of sensitivity at each
point from normal (corrected with
normal age values).
• Negative (lower sensitivity than normal),
positive (higher than normal) corrected
with normal age values.
• Generalized defect.
29. 5.
Sensitivity values
Probability value blots
• Probability values (percentage of abnormal
values present in normal persons) in TD, PD
• The lower p value, the more probability to be
abnormal.
• <5% to < 0.5%
30.
31.
32.
33. When do you ask for visual field?
(indications)
• (diagnosed/ suspect) glaucoma patient clinically to
confirm Dx
• Diagnosed glaucoma patient for follow up
• Field defect (by complaint/ confrontation) of gradual
progressive onset without definite correlated ocular cause
• For diagnosis and follow up of neurological cause (eg:
intracranial lesion)
• Any field defect of acute onset with obvious typical retinal or optic
nerve cause (RAO, RVO, AION) for documentation !