Suprathreshold Reports - Zeiss Humphrey Field Analyzer 3 Instructions For Use Manual

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Note: Manual Baseline selections may override automatic selection of the two oldest compatible
tests. Always review the Baseline and Follow-up test selections before performing a GPA analysis. If
the Baseline tests are Full Threshold, then the Follow-up tests may be any combination of SITA
Faster, SITA Fast, SITA-Standard, or Full Threshold. If the Baseline tests are any SITA test, then Full
Threshold are not allowed as Follow-up tests.

Suprathreshold Reports

The Suprathreshold test strategy determines the type of responses that are displayed on the report
(Table 4-3). See "Suprathreshold Test Settings," on page A-9
strategies.
Strategy
Two Zone
Three Zone
Quantify Defects
Table 6-3 Test Response Formats
Suprathreshold reports are listed in Table 4-4.
Report (Code)
Suprathreshold Report that displays a single eye. Two page reports, one displaying the full
(SCR) field and one displaying the central 30 degrees, are generated for the
following test patterns performed using the Quantify Defects strategy:
• Armaly Full Field
• Full Field 81 Point
• Full Field 120 Point
• Full Field 135 Point
• Full Field 246 Point
Suprathreshold OU Report that displays both eyes (does not include full field patterns). This
(SC_OU) report is available for the following test patterns:
• Central 40 Point
• Central 64 Point
• Central 76 Point
• Central 80 Point
• Armaly Central
• Peripheral 60 Point
Table 6-4 List of Suprathreshold Reports
The type of test and test parameters are printed at the top of the report along with the patient data,
test date and test time (Figure
"Reliability Indices," on page 6-12.
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Response
Point Seen
Point Not Seen
Point Seen
Relative Defects
Absolute Defects
Point Seen
Depth of Defect
Description
6.5). Suprathreshold reports include the reliability indices (see
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Format
O
O
X
O
Numbers in dB (the larger the
number the greater the defect)
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