Abstract
AbstractThe perimetric follow‐up of glaucoma patients seems a complex task. However, with a limited number of basic rules, it can be done well organized and efficiently. We first address the why would we do perimetry in glaucoma follow‐up. After that, we focus on the how. What is the optimal timing of visual fields? Which variables should be monitored? How do we define a change? What is rate‐of‐progression? How can we incorporate age and glaucoma stage in our decision making?
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