Predictive Factors for the Rate of Visual Field Progression in the Advanced Imaging for Glaucoma Study.
Xinbo Zhang, Richard K Parrish, David S Greenfield, Brian A Francis, Rohit Varma, Joel S Schuman, Ou Tan, David Huang
Summary
Focal loss measured by FD-OCT or VF along with CCT are strong baseline predictors for the rate of glaucoma progression.
Abstract
PURPOSE
To investigate predictive factors associated with the rate of visual field (VF) loss in open-angle glaucoma.
DESIGN
Prospective multicenter cohort study.
METHODS
Perimetric glaucoma patients of the Advanced Imaging for Glaucoma study were selected for analysis if they had 9 completed visits. Confirmed rapid significant progression (CRSP) of VF was defined as a significant (P 8.5% had an OR of 2.67 for CRSP and 0.42 for slow progression. Disc hemorrhage during the follow-up was also important, with an OR of 2.61 for CRSP and 0.23 for slow progression for each occurrence.
CONCLUSIONS
Focal loss measured by FD-OCT or VF along with CCT are strong baseline predictors for the rate of glaucoma progression.
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