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A Two-Pronged Approach

Using retinal photography and perimetry to diagnose glaucoma.

Murray Fingeret, OD, and Richard A. Lewis, MD

Do We Need Perimetry?

As glaucoma advances, visual field testing provides valuable insight.

Murray Fingeret, OD

Do We Need Perimetry?

As glaucoma advances, visual field testing provides valuable insight.

Murray Fingeret, OD

Assessing Imaging Progression

By analyzing the thickness of the retinal nerve fiber layer, optical coherence tomography detects and quantifies glaucomatous progression.

Murray Fingeret, OD

Assessing Imaging Progression

By analyzing the thickness of the retinal nerve fiber layer, optical coherence tomography detects and quantifies glaucomatous progression.

Murray Fingeret, OD

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Evaluating the Optic Nerve for Glaucomatous Damage With OCT

Optic nerve assessment contributes to the clinician's ability to detect glaucoma.

Murray Fingeret, OD

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Evaluating the Optic Nerve for Glaucomatous Damage With OCT

Optic nerve assessment contributes to the clinician's ability to detect glaucoma.

Murray Fingeret, OD

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The Optometrist's Role in Glaucoma Care

Involvement varies among providers for several reasons.

Murray Fingeret, OD

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The Use of Visual Fields in Moderate to Advanced Glaucoma

Monitoring disease progression becomes difficult when structural loss becomes significant. Perimetry can fulfill that need.

Murray Fingeret, OD

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A New Look at Selective Perimetry

What is its role in clinical practice?

Murray Fingeret, OD

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A New Look at Selective Perimetry

What is its role in clinical practice?

Murray Fingeret, OD