Short-Wavelength Automated Perimetry in Low-, Medium-, and High-Risk Ocular Hypertensive Eyes

Achromatic and Short-Wavelength Automated Perimetry in Patients With Glaucomatous Large Cups

“…This group is of particular interest because visual field loss would not be observed if tested only with SAP. Our findings are in agreement with those of Johnson et al 4 In their study, the prevalence of SWAP abnormalities in patients with ocular hypertension (approximately 18 eyes) and normal SAP results and C/Ds of 0.8 and 0.9 was approximately 43% and 25%, respectively.…”

Achromatic and Short-Wavelength Automated Perimetry in Patients With Glaucomatous Large Cups

“…This group is of particular interest because visual field loss would not be observed if tested only with SAP. Our findings are in agreement with those of Johnson et al 4 In their study, the prevalence of SWAP abnormalities in patients with ocular hypertension (approximately 18 eyes) and normal SAP results and C/Ds of 0.8 and 0.9 was approximately 43% and 25%, respectively.…”

Functional and structural measurements in a multifactorial glaucoma risk model

“…The percentage of abnormal SWAPs increased with the risk index, from 23% in low risk eyes, to 56% in high risk eyes. Johnson et al (1995), using a multifactorial risk model similar to ours, found the same tendency in their results, although the differences among the risk groups were not so evident. It is difficult to compare the absolute figures of different studies because there is an influence due to the samples.…”

Comparison of SWAP and SAP on the point of glaucoma conversion

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Achromatic and Short-Wavelength Automated Perimetry in Patients With Glaucomatous Large Cups

“…This group is of particular interest because visual field loss would not be observed if tested only with SAP. Our findings are in agreement with those of Johnson et al 4 In their study, the prevalence of SWAP abnormalities in patients with ocular hypertension (approximately 18 eyes) and normal SAP results and C/Ds of 0.8 and 0.9 was approximately 43% and 25%, respectively.…”

Functional and structural measurements in a multifactorial glaucoma risk model

“…The percentage of abnormal SWAPs increased with the risk index, from 23% in low risk eyes, to 56% in high risk eyes. Johnson et al (1995), using a multifactorial risk model similar to ours, found the same tendency in their results, although the differences among the risk groups were not so evident. It is difficult to compare the absolute figures of different studies because there is an influence due to the samples.…”

Comparison of SWAP and SAP on the point of glaucoma conversion

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Achromatic and Short-Wavelength Automated Perimetry in Patients With Glaucomatous Large Cups

“…This group is of particular interest because visual field loss would not be observed if tested only with SAP. Our findings are in agreement with those of Johnson et al 4 In their study, the prevalence of SWAP abnormalities in patients with ocular hypertension (approximately 18 eyes) and normal SAP results and C/Ds of 0.8 and 0.9 was approximately 43% and 25%, respectively.…”

Functional and structural measurements in a multifactorial glaucoma risk model

“…The percentage of abnormal SWAPs increased with the risk index, from 23% in low risk eyes, to 56% in high risk eyes. Johnson et al (1995), using a multifactorial risk model similar to ours, found the same tendency in their results, although the differences among the risk groups were not so evident. It is difficult to compare the absolute figures of different studies because there is an influence due to the samples.…”

Comparison of SWAP and SAP on the point of glaucoma conversion

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