The use of automated perimeters in clinical ophthalmic practice forms a crucial element in the detection and management of glaucoma. Publication and advertising on the rapid changes in research and development of perimetric techniques can create an information overload to those in clinical practice. The following paper will attempt to provide an overview of recent research developments in automated perimetric techniques and their potential usefulness as a clinical tool in glaucoma.
History
Publication title
Australian Orthoptic Journal
Volume
33
Pagination
63-68
ISSN
0814-0936
Department/School
Wicking Dementia Research Education Centre
Publisher
Orthoptics Australia
Place of publication
Australia
Rights statement
Copyright 1997 Orthoptics Australia
Repository Status
Open
Socio-economic Objectives
Diagnosis of human diseases and conditions; Allied health therapies (excl. mental health services)