Computerized Perimetry

Computerized perimetry, also known as visual field testing, is an eye test that assesses central and peripheral vision by mapping a significant part of the patient’s visual field. The test identifies any changes or reduction in the visual field, quantifying these changes so that they can be compared in future assessments.

It is a quick, painless test and, although subjective (it requires the patient’s cooperation), it provides valuable information to the doctor, supporting treatment planning and the early detection of disease.