Visual field changes in glaucoma

A comprehensive explanation of the various visual field changes that occur in glaucoma

[@tuanvunguyen130]

Thank you, really easy to understand for a newbie

[@MdIbrahim-ud9es]

😍 thank you soooo much.this video made it look so easy i have been cramming these for hours

[@ashkarakhtar4310]

Thanks ma’am..perfect explanation of visual field defect.

[@BalsamMohamed]

Great video Thanks for your explanation ❤️

[@rutvikrana512]

Actually great video with full explanation among all rip-off Khurana notes videos on YT. 👌👌👌

[@ophthalmologypearls]

Thanks a ton. Glad you liked it

[@ehrin100]

Please upload more topics i have never watched such a good video so simple and yet advanced

[@bibeklama1453]

Your explanation is so much helpful .Thankyou mam

[@Anamikakumari-yn3jf]

Very helpful vdo mam... More power to u!!!

[@shaikhzoya2002]

Although non specific but Earliest change is isoptre contraction ...:) Thanks mam ..really helpful

[@ashasanjeev6219]

Brief and precise. Very nice mam

[@guru801]

Beautifully explained😊

[@shibumitu]

The animations really help to remember the content. Really nice video ma'am :-)

[@ophthalmologypearls]

Thank you dear

[@KK_crank]

Thanku so much..... It was really really helpful

[@pawaneyedoc]

Nicely explained!

[@084megalathangaraj9]

Thank you so so so so so much mam... Cleared my doubt😍

[@mohammedyousuff1581]

Thank u for the nice visuals for the topic and animations mam....... This helped for my internals....

[@ophthalmologypearls]

Glad to hear that :)

[@ilakianperunthagaimk8173]

superb video.....

[@mashithasathar5295]

Very nice presentation

[@cnmanasa7423]

Nice video mam!! If u could put a similar video on practical aspects of visual field, it would be still more useful. Thanks mam!!

[@ophthalmologypearls]

Thank you! I am assuming you are a postgraduate. By practical aspect, what exactly do you have in mind?

[@AshokKumar-rv5dx]

Thanks mam.. I can learn atleast one new information from 5min vedio.. waiting for next vedio mam🙂

[@ophthalmologypearls]

Thanks Ashok

[@pavithrabalasubramanian8518]

Thank u so much mam..please upload more videos

[@aziz_hasnain]

Arcuate field defects can only be explained by the axotomy of nerve fibers in primary open-angle glaucoma.

[@lwa6115]

Thanks!

[@srikanths5635]

Thank you

[@reyazhussain3152]

Amazing

[@dioopht6118]

thank you Dr, i need video of OCT papi_macual of glaucoma

[@bhavanagamprai3314]

🙏 thank you mam

[@drsutapadas1322]

Very useful. Thanks madam - Dr sutapa

[@ophthalmologypearls]

Thanks a lot Madam

[@dr.subratabera8754]

Wonderful

[@TommyP.]

Earliest changes take place in the periphery (Isopteric contraction) not in the central fields, no?

[@ophthalmologypearls]

No

[@Dr.MohamedMagdy505]

Thanks much .. please I need video for Pentacam .. thanks in advance

[@fightiny8624]

Baring of blind spot ko ek bar samjha dijiye Ma'am

[@magdagabriel3948]

I wish if possible to explain the symptoms of each change of field defects

[@ophthalmologypearls]

Field defects are not noticed separately for each defect, as these form very slowly. The early field defects like isolated scotomas, Seidel’s scotoma and superior arcuate scotomas are not identifiable by the patient. Sometimes, a person may become aware of missing stairs or difficulty in reading if there is a significant involvement of the inferior field, or may notice an inability to appreciate objects from the sides while driving, if there is significant constriction of the peripheral field. In most cases, the person notices a constricted field when it is advanced, & has almost tunnel vision. However, symptoms such as difficult in night driving because of reduced contrast sensitivity may be there in the early stages.

[@henryataeileenrozario839]

Maam can you elaborate about tunnel vision? And the exact pathophysiology?

[@ophthalmologypearls]

When vision is lost all round, and only a small central field remains, it is called tunnel vision. It is as if one is looking through a tunnel or a straw. It is due to destruction of all the nerve fibers except those in the center, that signs papillo macular bundle

[@user-ui3te7cp8t]

bayoneting in glaucoma

[@mashithasathar5295]

Mam, Can u make a video on brown syndrome?

[@ophthalmologypearls]

Sure

[@yoyo-ps7yd]

@@ophthalmologypearls is there any way to get all the vision back

[@ophthalmologypearls]

@@yoyo-ps7yd Unfortunately vision that is lost cannot be recovered; however the good news is that treatment can prevent worsening of the condition and preserve whatever vision that is present