Automated perimetry that maps your complete field of vision to detect and monitor glaucoma and other conditions that cause silent, peripheral vision loss.
Visual field charting (perimetry) measures how far up, down, left and right you can see while looking straight ahead. You respond to small lights appearing in different positions, and the machine builds a map of your central and peripheral vision.
Glaucoma quietly erodes peripheral vision long before you notice it. Repeating this test over time lets us detect change early and confirm that treatment is keeping your vision stable.
A visual field test, also called perimetry, maps how far you can see up, down, left and right while looking straight ahead. You respond to small lights appearing in different positions and the machine builds a picture of your central and peripheral vision.
It is mainly used to detect and monitor glaucoma, which can quietly reduce side (peripheral) vision before you notice it. It also helps assess other conditions that affect the optic nerve or visual pathway.
No. The test is completely painless and nothing touches your eye. You simply look at a central point and press a button each time you see a flash of light.
Each eye usually takes several minutes, so the full test commonly takes around ten to fifteen minutes. Staying relaxed and focused on the central target helps give a reliable result.
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