Third International Visual Field Symposium Tokyo, May 3–6, 1978

Front Matter....Pages I-VII
Introduction....Pages 1-3
Funduscopic Correlates of Visual Field Defects due to Lesions of the Anterior Visual Pathway....Pages 5-16
Correlations between Atrophy of Maculopapillar Bundles and Visual Functions in Cases of Optic Neuropathies....Pages 17-26
Visual Field Defects due to Tumors of the Sellar Region....Pages 27-42
Visual Fields before and after Transnasal Removal of a Pituitary Tumor....Pages 43-51
Visual Field Defects in Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy....Pages 53-71
Comparison of Visual Field Defects in Glaucoma and in Acute Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy....Pages 73-79
Visual Field Defects due to Hypoplasia of the Optic Nerve....Pages 81-86
Visual Field Defects in Congenital Hydrocephalus....Pages 87-94
Central Critical Fusion Frequency in Neuro-Ophthalmological Practice....Pages 95-100
Back Matter....Pages 101-109
Early Glaucomatous Visual Field Defects and their Significance to Clinical Ophthalmology....Pages 111-118
The Early Visual Field Defect in Glaucoma and the Significance of Nasal Steps....Pages 119-126
A Critical Phase in the Development of Glaucomatous Visual Field Defects....Pages 127-136
Analysis of Patients with Open-Angle Glaucoma Using Perimetric Techniques Reflecting Receptive Field-Like Properties....Pages 137-149
Liminal and Supraliminal Stimuli in the Perimetry of Chronic Simple Glaucoma....Pages 151-157
Acquired Dyschromatopsias the Earliest Functional Losses in Glaucoma....Pages 159-165
The Relation between Depression in the Bjerrum Area and Nasal Step in Early Glaucoma (DBA & NS)....Pages 167-176
Reversibility of Glaucomatous Defects of the Visual Field....Pages 177-185
Visual Field Defects in Open-Angle Glaucoma: Progression and Regression....Pages 187-196
The Clinical Significance of Reversibility of Glaucomatous Visual Field Defects....Pages 197-203
Back Matter....Pages 279-293
Recovery of Visual Function during Elevation of the Intraocular Pressure....Pages 205-210
The Mode of Development and Progression of Field Defects in Early Glaucoma — A Follow-Up Study....Pages 211-221
Peripheral Nasal Field Defects in Glaucoma....Pages 223-228
Reversibility of Visual Field Defects in Simple Glaucoma....Pages 229-232
Reversible Cupping and Reversible Field Defect in Glaucoma....Pages 233-239
The Reversibility of Visual Field Defects in the Juvenile Glaucoma Cases....Pages 241-246
Early Stage Progression in Glaucomatous Visual Field Changes....Pages 247-253
The Earliest Visual Field Defect (IIa Stage) in Glaucoma by Kinetic Perimetry....Pages 255-259
Relationship between IOP Level and Visual Field in Open Angle Glaucoma (Study for Critical Pressure in Glaucoma)....Pages 261-261
The Relationship between Visual Field Changes and Intra-Ocular Pressure....Pages 263-264
Visual Field Change Examined by Pupillography in Glaucoma....Pages 265-271
The Nasal Step: An Early Glaucomatous Defect?....Pages 273-278
Back Matter....Pages 279-293
Threshold Fluctuations, Interpolations and Spatial Resolution in Perimetry....Pages 295-309
Semi-Automatic Campimeter with Graphic Display....Pages 311-317
Automatic Computerized Perimetry in Neuro-Ophthalmology....Pages 319-325
Automated Perimetry: Minicomputers or Microprocessors?....Pages 327-331
Back Matter....Pages 333-340
Fundus Controlled Perimetry....Pages 341-350
Experimental Fundus Photo Perimeter and its Application....Pages 351-358
A Simple Fundus Perimetry with Fundus Camera....Pages 359-362
The Influence of Spontaneous Eye-Rotation on the Perimetric Determination of Small Scotomas....Pages 363-367
Back Matter....Pages 417-421
Analysis of Angioscotoma Testing with Friedmann Visual Field Analyser and Tübinger Perimeter....Pages 369-369
Comparative Examinations of Visual Function and Fluorescein Angiography in Early Stages of Senile Disciform Macular Degeneration....Pages 371-380
The Relationship between Fundus Lesions and Areas of Functional Change....Pages 381-393
Visual Field Changes after Photocoagulation in Retinal Branch Vein Occlusion....Pages 395-401
Visual Field Changes in Mesopic and Scotopic Conditions using Friedmann Visual Field Analyser....Pages 403-408
Relationship between Perimetric Eccentricity and Retinal Locus in a Human Eye....Pages 409-409
A New Interpretation of the Relative Central Scotoma for Blue Stimuli under Photopic Conditions....Pages 411-416
Back Matter....Pages 417-421
The Enlargement of the Blind Spot in Binocular Vision....Pages 423-426
Evaluation of Perimetric Procedures a Statistical Approach....Pages 427-431
Eye Movements during Peripheral Field Tests Monitored by Electro-Oculogram....Pages 433-437
Trial of a Color Perimeter....Pages 439-445
Videopupillographic Perimetry Perimetric Findings with Rabbit Eyes....Pages 447-452
Clinical Experiences with a New Multiple Dot Plate....Pages 453-460
Electroencephalographic Perimetry Clinical Applications of Vertex Potentials Elicited by Focal Retinal Stimulation....Pages 461-468
Relation between Central and Peripheral Visual Field Changes with Kinetic Perimetry....Pages 469-474
Back Matter....Pages 475-487
Back Matter....Pages 488-488