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How is a visual field examination for an eye done?

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A perimeter: Visual fields are mapped out using a device called a perimeter. Most are computer driven but a few a done manually. You will asked to fixate a target with an exposed eye (the other is covered) and identify the target spot somewhere in the dome of the machine. Multiple points are tested and recorded. This produces a MAP of retinal sensitivity, useful for analyzing the vision of your retina.

Answered 5/5/2019

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