Vol. 3 No. 1 (1997) | Digital Journal of Ophthalmology

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3-D presentation of calibration data of a perimetry eye tracker

Grand Rounds
44 year old man with 2 months of painless progressive visual loss OD
36 year old man with redness, discharge and blurred vision in the left eye
57 year old woman who complains "The lids are somewhat down"
7 year old girl with a left face turn and binocular diplopia
29 year old man with visual symptoms and headaches
19 year old man with a "corneal abrasion"

Published: 2024-02-11

3-D presentation of calibration data of a perimetry eye tracker

Simeon Doytchinov, PhD, Günter Henning, Winfried Mueller, MD

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Goldmann visual field testing revealing a nasal island of field in the right eye

44 year old man with 2 months of painless progressive visual loss OD

Phillip H. Choo, MD, Marlon Maus, MD

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36 year old man with redness, discharge and blurred vision in the left eye

Matthew Runde, MD, Christopher Rapuano, MD

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57 year old woman who complains “The lids are somewhat down”

Melanie Ryan-Graham, MD

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7 year old girl with a left face turn and binocular diplopia

Mitchell S. Fineman, MD, Joseph Calhoun, MD

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29 year old man with visual symptoms and headaches

Yichieh Shiuey, MD

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Epithelial defect on the right cornea was well dilineated with rose bengal stain.

19 year old man with a “corneal abrasion”

Yichieh Shiuey, MD, Kathy Colby, MD, Claes Dohlman, MD

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