Eye movement perimetry for evaluation of visual field loss in patients with glaucoma versus recovered optic neuritis

We have developed an eye-movement based perimetry technique that evaluates two novel response measures, saccadic eye movement latency and accuracy, in addition to visual threshold.1 We aimed to determine if this technique demonstrates abnormalities in the latency or accuracy of saccadic eye movements made to peripheral visual stimuli, or visual threshold, in patients with optic neuropathy due to glaucoma or prior optic neuritis.