Journal article

Effects of criterion bias on perimetric sensitivity and response variability in glaucoma

NJ Rubinstein, A Turpin, J Denniss, AM McKendrick

Translational Vision Science and Technology | Published : 2021

DOI: 10.1167/tvst.10.1.18

Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to isolate and quantify the effects of observer response criterion on perimetric sensitivity, response variability, and maximum response probability. Methods: Twelve people with glaucoma were tested at three locations in the visual field (age = 47–77 years, mean deviation = −0.61 to −14.54 dB, test location Humphrey field analyzer [HFA] sensitivities = 1 to 30 dB). Frequency of seeing (FoS) curves were measured using a method of constant stimuli with two response paradigms: a “yes-no” paradigm similar to static automated perimetry and a criterion-free two interval forced choice (2IFC) paradigm. Comparison measures of sensitivity, maximum response proba-..

View full abstract

University of Melbourne Researchers

Allison McKendrick Author

Related Projects (4)

Exploiting High Resolution Images of the Retina to Customise Vision Tests

This project will make vision tests more accurate and faster by using a person's individual eye anatomy to customise the test. The basic und..

New, Efficient Tests That Map Both Central and Peripheral Vision

This project seeks to develop a new, combined approach for quantifying both central and peripheral vision with a single test. Current method..

Exploiting High Resolution Images of the Retina to Customise Vision Tests

This project will make vision tests more accurate and faster by using a person's individual eye anatomy to customise the test. The basic und..

New, Efficient Tests That Map Both Central and Peripheral Vision

This project seeks to develop a new, combined approach for quantifying both central and peripheral vision with a single test. Current method..

Grants

Awarded by Australian Research Council

Funding Acknowledgements

Supported by ARC LP130100055; ARC LP150100815 (AT and AMM), College of Optometrists Research Fellowship (JD).

Citation metrics

9Web of Science

Keywords

Eye Disease and Disorders of Vision

Automated Perimetry

Psychometric Function

Life Sciences & Biomedicine

32 Biomedical and Clinical Sciences

3212 Ophthalmology and Optometry

January Perimetry

Science & Technology