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Visual Field Testing in Neuro-ophthalmic Patients

Andrew G. Lee, MD

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	Slide 1. A topographical distribution of nerve fiber layer (right eye).
	Slide 2. Visual field defects. The left eye demonstrates superior arcuate defect (A). The left eye shows dense central scotoma (B). The left eye shows cecocentral scotoma (C).
	Slide 3. Visual field defects. The left eye shows central scotoma and the right eye shows superotemporal visual field loss (junctional scotoma) (A). The left eye is normal. The right eye demonstrates a monocular but hemianopic visual field defect (junctional scotoma of Traquair) (B). A complete bitemporal hemianopsia (C).
	Slide 4. Visual field defects. A complete right homonymous hemianopsia (A). An incomplete right homonymous hemianopsia (B).
	Slide 5. Visual field defects. The left homonymous hemianopsia sparing a wedge to fixation (A). The left homonymous wedge hemianopsia (B). The left homonymous denser superiorly quadrantanopsia (C).
	Slide 6. Visual field defects. The left homonymous denser inferiorly quadrantanopsia (A). The very congruous left homonymous denser inferiorly quadrantanopsia (B). The macular sparing left homonymous hemianopsia (C).
	Slide 7. Visual field defect. The left monocular temporal crescent.