The location of the inferior and superior temporal blood vessels and interindividual variability of the retinal nerve fiber layer thickness.
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Scan quality effect on glaucoma discrimination by glaucoma imaging devices.
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Determination of foveal location using scanning laser polarimetry.
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Scanning laser polarimetry and optical coherence tomography for detection of retinal nerve fiber layer defects.
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Structural and functional relationships in glaucoma using standard automated perimetry and the Humphrey Matrix.
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Relationship between pattern electroretinogram, standard automated perimetry, and optic nerve structural assessments.
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Agreement for detecting glaucoma progression with the GDx guided progression analysis, automated perimetry, and optic disc photography.
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Structure-function correlations using scanning laser polarimetry in primary angle-closure glaucoma and primary open-angle glaucoma.
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