Zeiss HFA3 860

Description

Key benefits

Detect faster, identify better, preserve longer.

GPA

Guided Progression Analysis (GPA)

GPA enables detection and assessment of changes in glaucoma progression using mixed SITA tests taken on any HFA instrument.

Guided Progression Analysis (GPA) provides an overview of the patient’s entire visual field history, streamlines workflow and can improve clinical confidence. GPA simplifies and standardizes analysis of changes in glaucomatous visual fields. It highlights any changes from baseline that represent larger than expected clinical variability and provides plain-language messages whenever changes show consistent and statistically significant loss.

SITA Faster

Threshold testing is faster than ever with SITA Faster 24-2

SITA Faster 24-2 improves clinical workflow and patient satisfaction with the fastest test time in HFA threshold testing. Approximately 50% faster than SITA Standard, SITA Faster 24-2 is also about 30% quicker than SITA Fast, yet offers the same reproducibility.

The animation shows typical test image ranges in minutes (mean +/- std. dev.)1

24-2C

Obtain more information in the central visual field

New SITA Faster 24-2C adds ten test points to the 24-2 pattern, which were selected to examine areas along physiologically relevant nerve fiber bundles known to be susceptible to glaucomatous defects.

The visual field indices MD, PSD and VFI in Single Field Analysis (SFA) are calculated using all the 62 points of the 24-2C test, including the 10 points in the macular area.

Having five or more 24-2C tests allows for GPA across all test points of this pattern enabling you to outline an appropriate treatment based on expected rate of glaucoma progression that includes the information in the central macula area.