Humphrey visual fields revealed a dense central defect in the right eye and a superior temporal defect in the left eye. Issue: July 10, 2008 By Thomas R. Hedges III, MD ...

Confrontation fields were full in the right eye and constricted temporally in the left. Color vision and versions were normal in both eyes. Slit lamp findings were normal, and the IOP was 14 mm Hg ...

The doctor covers his right eye to check the patient’s right eye field. He/ she brings his/her finger or a red object from the periphery to centre in all the directions 360 0 from the center.

Disturbance of the visual field was noted in both eyes: The left eye had constricted peripheral vision, and the right eye had an incomplete lower nasal scotoma. Further work up included a SARS-CoV ...

To find your right eye’s blind spot: Close your left eye. Stare at the circle. Move closer to the screen, ... Scotoma symptoms depend on their location in your visual fields.

A 66-year-old man was investigated for an asymptomatic right-sided visual field defect (Figure 1). The right eye was blind following a failed buckling procedure (retinal detachment attempted ...

The type of hemianopia you have depends on which part of the visual field you lost vision in and whether it affects both eyes the same way. ... you may feel like the problem is with your right eye.

Eye - Progression of visual field defect in a normal-tension glaucoma patient after laser in situ keratomileusis. ... with −9.00 −0.75 × 5 in the right eye and –8.50 –0.75 × 180 in the left.

Visual field testing by confrontation suggested a temporal defect in the left eye. Automated perimetry showed an incomplete right superior quadrantanopia (Figure 1). Figure 1.

Instead, Johnson tested an off-the-shelf free app called Visual Fields Easy to screen about 200 patients in Nepal. "I was skeptical at first; we did some tests and calibrated it." The app was very ...

Untangling the cross over of visual fields. Published 1 February 2017. From John Smaje, Manchester, UK . You say the “brain's right hemisphere… is the one that receives signals from the left ...