Hirasawa Hiroyo

Developing an Item Bank to Measure Quality of Life in Individuals With Glaucoma, and the Results of the Interview With Patients: The Effect of Visual Function, Visual Field Progression Rate, Medical, and Surgical Treatments on Quality of Life.

A new item bank to measure QOL in glaucoma patients was developed and evaluated. Age and mTDinf were found to be related to direct disability while medical and surgical treatments were related to indirect disability.

Estimating the Binocular Visual Field of Glaucoma Patients With an Adjustment for Ocular Dominance.

The most accurate estimation of binocular sensitivity was achieved using the linear monocular sensitivity summation model adjusted for ocular dominance.

Reproducibility of Circumpapillary Retinal Nerve Fiber Layer Thickness Measurements Evaluated by Circle and Annulus Area With and Without Correction for Ocular Rotation.

The cpRNFLTannulus measurement yielded better reproducibility than the cpRNFLTring measurement, and multiple linear regression analysis showed that the more advanced the glaucomatous damage, the worse the intervisit reproducibility.

Estimating the Usefulness of Humphrey Perimetry Gaze Tracking for Evaluating Structure-Function Relationship in Glaucoma.

Both GT parameters and classic VF reliability indices had significant influence on the structure-function relationship analysis in glaucoma.

Diagnosis of Early-Stage Glaucoma by Grid-Wise Macular Inner Retinal Layer Thickness Measurement and Effect of Compensation of Disc-Fovea Inclination.

Grid-wise analysis of macular GCC--especially using 8 × 8 grids and normative data-based cutoff values--was very useful for diagnosing early-stage glaucoma, though compensation of the disc-fovea inclination had little effect.