Blue-on-Yellow Perimetry Can Predict the Development of Glaucomatous Visual Field Loss

Baseline factors predicting the risk of conversion from ocular hypertension to primary open-angle glaucoma during a 10-year follow-up

“…In agreement with our data, older age has been identified as a baseline risk factor for developing POAG among OHT patients in multiple progression studies. 3,5,39 Moreover, our findings are in accordance with previous studies showing that the risk of POAG conversion in OHT and glaucoma suspects is significantly associated with the presence of baseline abnormalities in SWAP, 40,41 SLP, 42 and CSLO. 43,44 The significantly higher proportion of SWAP, SLP, and CSLO alterations found in converters in comparison with nonconverters could be considered as a sign of early glaucomatous damage in eyes with normal SAP and OD examination results, rather than true risk factors.…”

Baseline factors predicting the risk of conversion from ocular hypertension to primary open-angle glaucoma during a 10-year follow-up

“…In agreement with our data, older age has been identified as a baseline risk factor for developing POAG among OHT patients in multiple progression studies. 3,5,39 Moreover, our findings are in accordance with previous studies showing that the risk of POAG conversion in OHT and glaucoma suspects is significantly associated with the presence of baseline abnormalities in SWAP, 40,41 SLP, 42 and CSLO. 43,44 The significantly higher proportion of SWAP, SLP, and CSLO alterations found in converters in comparison with nonconverters could be considered as a sign of early glaucomatous damage in eyes with normal SAP and OD examination results, rather than true risk factors.…”

Retrobulbar blood flow and visual field alterations after acute ethanol ingestion

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Short-Wavelength Automated Perimetry and Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Evaluation in Suspected Cases of Glaucoma

“…Short-wavelength automated perimetry also correlates positively with the RNFL assessment, which has proved capable of detecting signs of glaucomatous damage several years before the appearance of typical central visual field defects in conventional perimetry. Having observed the association between SWAP results and RNFL condition, and in agreement with several longitudinal studies, 11,[22][23][24] there is enough evidence to suggest that SWAP detects functional losses several years before standard automated perimetry.…”

“…Short-wavelength automated perimetry is a perimetric test designed to isolate and quantify the activity of shortwavelength-sensitive pathways. 5,6,8,11 As can be seen from the results of our study, 57 (35.6%) of 160 pathologic SWAP results were observed in the sample of patients with ocular hypertension and normal standard automated perimetry results. These results are in agreement with those reported by Sample and Weinreb 13 who found, using similar technical perimetric parameters, that 43% of their population of patients suspected of having glaucoma had pathologic perimetric results (SWAP results).…”

Baseline factors predicting the risk of conversion from ocular hypertension to primary open-angle glaucoma during a 10-year follow-up

“…In agreement with our data, older age has been identified as a baseline risk factor for developing POAG among OHT patients in multiple progression studies. 3,5,39 Moreover, our findings are in accordance with previous studies showing that the risk of POAG conversion in OHT and glaucoma suspects is significantly associated with the presence of baseline abnormalities in SWAP, 40,41 SLP, 42 and CSLO. 43,44 The significantly higher proportion of SWAP, SLP, and CSLO alterations found in converters in comparison with nonconverters could be considered as a sign of early glaucomatous damage in eyes with normal SAP and OD examination results, rather than true risk factors.…”

Retrobulbar blood flow and visual field alterations after acute ethanol ingestion

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Short-Wavelength Automated Perimetry and Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Evaluation in Suspected Cases of Glaucoma

“…Short-wavelength automated perimetry also correlates positively with the RNFL assessment, which has proved capable of detecting signs of glaucomatous damage several years before the appearance of typical central visual field defects in conventional perimetry. Having observed the association between SWAP results and RNFL condition, and in agreement with several longitudinal studies, 11,[22][23][24] there is enough evidence to suggest that SWAP detects functional losses several years before standard automated perimetry.…”

“…Short-wavelength automated perimetry is a perimetric test designed to isolate and quantify the activity of shortwavelength-sensitive pathways. 5,6,8,11 As can be seen from the results of our study, 57 (35.6%) of 160 pathologic SWAP results were observed in the sample of patients with ocular hypertension and normal standard automated perimetry results. These results are in agreement with those reported by Sample and Weinreb 13 who found, using similar technical perimetric parameters, that 43% of their population of patients suspected of having glaucoma had pathologic perimetric results (SWAP results).…”

Baseline factors predicting the risk of conversion from ocular hypertension to primary open-angle glaucoma during a 10-year follow-up

“…In agreement with our data, older age has been identified as a baseline risk factor for developing POAG among OHT patients in multiple progression studies. 3,5,39 Moreover, our findings are in accordance with previous studies showing that the risk of POAG conversion in OHT and glaucoma suspects is significantly associated with the presence of baseline abnormalities in SWAP, 40,41 SLP, 42 and CSLO. 43,44 The significantly higher proportion of SWAP, SLP, and CSLO alterations found in converters in comparison with nonconverters could be considered as a sign of early glaucomatous damage in eyes with normal SAP and OD examination results, rather than true risk factors.…”

Retrobulbar blood flow and visual field alterations after acute ethanol ingestion

“……”

Short-Wavelength Automated Perimetry and Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Evaluation in Suspected Cases of Glaucoma

“…Short-wavelength automated perimetry also correlates positively with the RNFL assessment, which has proved capable of detecting signs of glaucomatous damage several years before the appearance of typical central visual field defects in conventional perimetry. Having observed the association between SWAP results and RNFL condition, and in agreement with several longitudinal studies, 11,[22][23][24] there is enough evidence to suggest that SWAP detects functional losses several years before standard automated perimetry.…”

“…Short-wavelength automated perimetry is a perimetric test designed to isolate and quantify the activity of shortwavelength-sensitive pathways. 5,6,8,11 As can be seen from the results of our study, 57 (35.6%) of 160 pathologic SWAP results were observed in the sample of patients with ocular hypertension and normal standard automated perimetry results. These results are in agreement with those reported by Sample and Weinreb 13 who found, using similar technical perimetric parameters, that 43% of their population of patients suspected of having glaucoma had pathologic perimetric results (SWAP results).…”