Luminance and colour variant pupil perimetry in glaucoma

Carle, Corinne F.; James, Andrew C.; Kolic, Maria; Essex, Rohan; Maddess, Ted

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Luminance and colour variant pupil perimetry in glaucoma

Date

2014-05

Authors

Carle, Corinne F.

James, Andrew C.

Kolic, Maria

Essex, Rohan

Maddess, Ted

Publisher

Wiley

Abstract

This study investigated the diagnostic utility for glaucoma of multifocal pupillographic objective perimetry stimuli targeting different components of the pupillary response: cortically derived colour responses and subcortical luminance responses.