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Fig. 9-1: Challenges associated with assessing visual field progression
Fig. 9-2: Progression analysis tools available in OCTOPUS perimeters
Fig. 9-3: Trend analysis for displaying overall change
Fig. 9-4: Graphical interpretation of a trend line
Fig. 9-5: Slope of trend analysis provides rate of change
Fig. 9-6: MD trend analysis – interpretation aid
Fig. 9-7: Importance of exclusion of untrustworthy visual field tests
Fig. 9-8: Typical behavior of global trend analysis from early to moderate disease
Fig. 9-9: Case example 1: patient with both progressing cataract and glaucoma
Fig. 9-10: Case example 2: subtle local glaucomatous change and mainly diffuse fluctuation
Fig. 9-11: Cluster trend and corrected cluster trend – interpretation aid
Fig. 9-12: Illustration of the usefulness of cluster trend analysis
Fig. 9-13: Illustration of the usefulness of cluster trend analysis in advanced disease
Fig. 9-14: Polar trend analysis – interpretation aid
Fig. 9-15: Clinical interpretation of probabilities in borderline situations
Box 9A-1: OCTOPUS perimeter use least square linear progression to best fit a trend line
Box 9A-2: Illustration of the influence of fluctuation on significance
Box 9A-3: The influence of the number of visual field tests on significance
Box 9B: The design of polar trend analysis