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Fig 1.

Arrangement of measurement point in IMOvifa™ 24plus (1-2).

The 24plus (1-2) adds 24 measurement points symmetrically within the central 10 degrees to the 24-2 grid.

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Fig 2.

Visual field divided within the central 10 degrees into four sectors based on the Nakanishi Map for HFA 10-2, IMOvifa™ 24plus (1-2), and HFA 24-2.

The visual fields divide so that Sector 1 is superior parafoveal scotoma area, Sector 2 is superior cecocentral scotoma area, Sector 3 is overlapping superior and inferior hemifields, including the cecocentral scotoma area, Sector 4 is inferior parafoveal scotoma area.

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Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of the participants.

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Table 2.

Evaluation of the ability to detect visual field defects within the central 10 degrees in HFA 24-2 and IMOvifa™ 24Plus (1-2).

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Fig 3.

Example of a case with residual visual function within the central 10 degrees.

(A) shows that HFA 24-2 showed a sensitivity of 0 dB for all measurement points in Sector 1. (B) shows that HFA 10-2 detected residual visual fields in the more central area of Sector 1. (C) shows that IMOvifa™ 24plus (1-2) similarly showed residual visual function.

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