Unstandardized Computed Perimetry

Abstract

Standardized traditional perimetry is the basis for the introduction of unconventional innovations, which continue to be considered as a benchmark to compare its efficiency and point out its disadvantages. Although most of these contributions focus on glaucoma, there are also significant reports of successful results in other diseases. The purpose of this review is to address the emerging trend of state-of-the-art screens and displays integrated with computers. These advances highlight improved accessibility, the introduction of new equipment, as well as the incorporation of new steps, variables and age groups. The search for information focused on the literature published online, especially in English, between the last 5 to 17 years. A sheer number of 24 articles were identified and retrieved, 17 from the last 5 years and 7 from the last 17 years. Eighteen different technologies were identified, whose results were compared to those of standardized perimetry. These technologies were classified, for the purposes of the study, into two categories: computer-based (online and offline), or display-assisted and simulation-coupled.