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- Page 53 and 54: Supraliminal stimuli still show a b
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of minor ONH therefore include a de
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Fig. 2. Visual field defect due to
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less complete lesions certainly are
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probably congenital hydrocephalus w
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area was involved as well. In 4 fie
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chiasma. Although transient papillo
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REFERENCES Bynke, H. & Heijl, A. Au
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98 y=’ -’ 40 cl.0 ,,' .4 ,' 3'
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REFERENCES Matsuda, H. & Nakabayash
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Perhaps we can bring this up in a c
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there have been no visual symptoms
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could understand supra-se&r meningi
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I found in pituitary adenoma and in
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tided to compare the two eyes to se
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Fig. 4. (Lichter). Nucleus of a def
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Fig. 6. (Lichter). Nucleus of a def
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THE EARLY VISUAL FIELD DEFECT IN GL
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central tests were done with the be
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Fig, 4. Earliest field defect showi
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ences were normally distributed aro
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was found. The first patients of th
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fibre bundle. This group has been f
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On the one hand the w.s.d. may be r
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REFERENCES Armaly, M.F. Selective p
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followed over a one-year period. So
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RESULTS Forty-nine out of 49 open a
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DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS 1. 1. Al
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Table I. JR OD Month I.O.P. mm HG 1
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was almost always abnormal if the s
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perties. II. Dichoptic properties o
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until now had to watch for the appe
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In the following time pressure cont
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matous perimetric changes (Aulhorn
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genital or closed angle glaucoma or
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60 50 40 30 20 10 0 MEDIANS bsx OHn
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those who developed glaucoma with t
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that did not yet show a break-throu
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CASE REPORTS Case 1.: a 52-year-old
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172 Goldmann-field Tiibinger nasal
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174 Friedman-fidd New Front Plate f
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Leblanc, R. Peripheral nasal field
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types of defects described, Goldman
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similar areas of the field. Additio
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Fig. 2. Visual field of the right e
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Table 1. The same type of defects s
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tion tonometer) at time of initial
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treated eyes (5/61 or 8.2%) than in
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was not quite statistically signifi
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early, disappeared entirely. Howeve
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The results of this investigation e
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30’ a) asb 32 10 32 100 320 1000
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OVER-ALL CONCLUSIONS Some degree of
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eye with a modified Goldmann-Weeker
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flow of axoplasm in the optic nerve
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Vanderburg, D. & Drance, S.M. Studi
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naga, Endo & Matsuo 1976). We initi
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up examinations. AU the eyes withou
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41 among 69 (59%), were located in
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oped relative field defects. In the
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utilizing the static method of peri
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CASE PRESENTATIONS For the first tw
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DISCUSSION As a bundle of nerve fib
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REVERSIBILITY OF VISUAL FIELD DEFEC
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glaucoma with use of some agents bu
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lyzer showed paracentral slight spo
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no disappearance. In 9 eyes progres
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closure glaucoma, in early stage id
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(Isayama & Tagami, 1977) in order t
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fiber bundle defects did not corres
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However, after the ocular pressure
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FllE3UENCY of FIWDIN6 EMly 6LAUCOYA
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gression. Each visual field was div
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DISCUSSIONS AND COMMENTS Aulhom dev
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REFERENCES Aulhom, E. & Harms, H. E
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no major effect of the water drinki
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Case b, right eye, 45" meridian +-+
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REFERENCES Aoyama, T. Pupillographi
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These authors of the second group d
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The behaviour of type 1) must be co
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isolated defect of the Bjerrum area
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choosing the direction of your prof
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How does one explain contraction on
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adequate way if we could understand
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analyse, you can see how well they
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(L. Ron&i and L. Barca. biological
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with a way to teach the clinician t
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The relevant quantities are defined
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The average number n of false scoto
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criteria will suffice for the separ
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Let us consider the two arrangement
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esults of an initial low-resolution
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practical applications, for patholo
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examination phase also provides inf
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Section: 1. Characters ‘READY’
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In order not to disturb the subject
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ROLE OF STANDARDISATION IN AUTOMATE
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REFERENCES Aulhorn, E Ueber die Aut
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Matsuo. Any other comment on Dr. Fa
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need an infinite number; I don’t
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not separate clearly between normal
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SUMMARY OF SESSION III: AUTOMATION
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RESULTS Visual fields were measured
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etinal edema was seen. The visual a
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DISCUSSION In the new fundus contro
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Fig. 8. Occlusion of arterial branc
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The authors would
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NEW FUNOUS PHOTO PERIMITER-OPTICAL
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354 Fig. 4. Heredodegeneration of m
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_No. 9 Diag.NeuritiS optica retrobu
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Fig. 7 shows caecocentral scotoma p
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360 Fig. 1. (See text) Fig. 2. (See
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were obtained from several cases of
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significance of eye-rotation in per
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through an actual change in sensiti
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angiography (FFA) and differential
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Fig. 2a. Results of FFA of case 2 (
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Case 4: A woman of 68 years was see
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3. indicating very sensitively the
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added distorting components are pre
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INVERSION Fig. 1. A tangent screen
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Case History VC is a 42-year-old Ca
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a=# 0 OTHERS * REDUCED SENSITIVITY
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gential errors has been made. In es
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that a functional anomaly is prefer
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oquine retinopathy, 2 eyes of centr
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Table 2. FVFA Profiles of PRD. 406
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REFERENCES Friedmann, AL The assesm
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stimulus used by Verriest and Israe
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Matsuo: I would like to proceed to
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puts in work all the processus inhe
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MEASURES OF HOW WELL A PROCEDURE DI
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enough to understand the test. Fig.
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visual function is normal. Therefor
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ackground field up to 50’ of visu
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clearly isolated with this perimete
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Fig 2, A new attachment (left) and
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Case 2. Cihoretinal occlusion. Male
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Fig. 6. The thresholds of two prese
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An isolated nasal PVF defect in the
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determination of the achromatic inc
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field ‘and also other methods, fo
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REPORT OF THE IPS RESEARCH GROUP ON
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white or colour perimetry. Lakowski
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heard. I am not a neophyte in Japan
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T. Aoyama, 265 M.F. Armaly, 177 E.