Table 4 Topographic structure–function relationship between regional visual field sensitivity measured with standard automated perimetry 24-2 or standard automated perimetry 10-2 or combined SAP and the corresponding ganglion cell-inner plexiform layer(GCIPL) thickness in glaucoma patients.

From: Simultaneously performed combined 24-2 and 10-2 visual field tests in glaucoma

SD-OCT

GCIPL Sector

Isolated peripheral nasal step (n = 30)

Isolated paracentral scotoma (n = 37)

Paracentral & nasal scotoma (n = 38)

r

P value

r

P value

r

P value

SAP 24-2

 

ST

0.221

0.241

0.303

0.068

0.627

 < 0.001

IT

0.235

0.210

0.397

0.074

0.464

0.003

SN

0.183

0.333

0.308

0.064

0.661

 < 0.001

IN

0.284

0.128

0.514

0.001

0.524

0.001

SAP 10-2

 

ST

0.124

0.504

0.387

0.018

0.651

 < 0.001

IT

0.533

0.002

0.435

0.007

0.555

 < 0.001

SN

0.176

0.353

0.190

0.261

0.678

 < 0.001

IN

0.286

0.126

0.373

0.023

0.629

 < 0.001

Combined SAP

 

ST

0.203

0.281

0.393

0.016

0.687

 < 0.001

IT

0.515

0.004

0.543

0.001

0.676

 < 0.001

SN

– 0.043

0.822

0.216

0.199

0.677

 < 0.001

IN

0.283

0.130

0.358

0.030

0.707

 < 0.001

  1. Statistically significant values (P < 0.05) are shown in bold.
  2. GCIPL, Ganglion cell-inner plexiform layer; SAP, standard automated perimetry; SD-OCT, spectral domain optical coherence tomography.
  3. r = Pearson’s correlation coefficient.
  4. *Statistically significant difference with P < 0.05 between SAP 24-2 and SAP 10-2.
  5. Statistically significant difference with P < 0.05 between SAP 24-2 and combined SAP.
  6. Statistically significant difference with P < 0.05 between SAP 10-2 and combined SAP.